frednurka
Joined Nov 2020
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Yeah honestly better than you'd think. Just Aussie humour, the chick that plays Hannah (Michael Scott) is great. Some of the plot points are forced so it's a bit like the US version, but I reckon like the way the US version took till the 2nd season to get good, this show deserves the same.
Everyone is just a doomer online these days and hates on everything.
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Everyone is just a doomer online these days and hates on everything.
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You love to see it.
Aunty Donna previously took the absurdity of their stage and web shows and cranked it up to 11 in BOHOF for Netflix. While I thoroughly enjoyed that show, its pure chaos could have potentially isolated new viewers and those not fully invested in Aussie specific absurdist comedy ricocheting from sketch to sketch.
Coffee Cafe fixes a lot of those problems for me. It brings the absurdity, the outlandish surprised laugh, and the spooky episode hijinks together in a more polished and pointed product.
Each episode plays out a sitcom structure to some extent, and allows cutaways and gags to take over the whole show for anywhere from a few seconds to a minute or two, but always gets back on topic. And for me, this thread of narrative holding the silliness together just worked harder than anything else the boys have put out.
Episode 2 is likely a favourite for most, and is the strongest for me, staying on topic and cutting away for very high quality goofs.
If you can forgive the odd joke that stays a few seconds too long, the 99 other gags coming at you in 25 minute blocks all land way harder than anything else the Boys have done so far.
Also Cowboy and Frogman tho.
Aunty Donna previously took the absurdity of their stage and web shows and cranked it up to 11 in BOHOF for Netflix. While I thoroughly enjoyed that show, its pure chaos could have potentially isolated new viewers and those not fully invested in Aussie specific absurdist comedy ricocheting from sketch to sketch.
Coffee Cafe fixes a lot of those problems for me. It brings the absurdity, the outlandish surprised laugh, and the spooky episode hijinks together in a more polished and pointed product.
Each episode plays out a sitcom structure to some extent, and allows cutaways and gags to take over the whole show for anywhere from a few seconds to a minute or two, but always gets back on topic. And for me, this thread of narrative holding the silliness together just worked harder than anything else the boys have put out.
Episode 2 is likely a favourite for most, and is the strongest for me, staying on topic and cutting away for very high quality goofs.
If you can forgive the odd joke that stays a few seconds too long, the 99 other gags coming at you in 25 minute blocks all land way harder than anything else the Boys have done so far.
Also Cowboy and Frogman tho.