Drunk and on Drugs Happy Funtime Hour

I watched the first 3 episodes sober and figured what is this crap? I blazed before the last three episodes and it turned it into an amazing show! In short, if you watch it sober it will suck, if you watch it stoned it's pretty damn good.

This show is absolutely hilarious. Anyone who's been drunk and high while being happy can relate. There are so many meme's from this show it's not even funny. I personally love all the characters, the weird setting, the messed up town people. The sexual jokes are disgusting enough to make me cringe, but that's the funny part. The story makes a lot of sense and if you have a hard time following it, then I think something wrong with you *Chinese accent*.

After you watch this show the only thing you can think about is eating hallucinogenic blue glue.. Anyone who loves the boys work with TBP may not love this, because it's much more offense and raunchy. Over all I give it 10 stars for making me rofl, fun story, good music, interesting characters. I think you should give it a try, and make sure to watch it High & on drugs.. Haha!

PS: The boys act so good some characters I didn't realize were them until I watched it a few times and checked the credits :)

Drop a couple of hits, all becomes clear. Pure genius!

This is similar to when Tommy Wiseau found out everyone was laughing at him and he decided to put out The House That Dripped Blood On Alex and other bad for the sake of being bad movies to capture that lightning in the bottle again.

All the skits are just awful, my brothers friend who is a huge trailer park boys fan said turn it off. That is how bad it was. I honestly wonder what kind of substances you'd have to be on to legitimately enjoy this and be able to binge watch this.

This is undoubtedly the most original program for years. Not since the original SNL cast skits, Monty Python, League of Gentlemen has anything this outrageously creative come to pass. Surpasses Trailer Park Boys by far. Some of the jokes are very transparent, but, hey they had a time slot to fill--then there were the drugs! The various characters are brilliant, and Smith finally gets to shine.

Additionally, Maury Chaykin ("call me Potatoes, Potatoes O'Brien") in his final role, apparently being smuggled out of the hospital for the final scenes, then returned to the hospital where he passed away from terminal cancer the following day.

Genius, pure comic genius! But, if you haven't the slightest fondness of slap-stick, you may not enjoy this much. I'm puzzled why this is described as having 2 episodes when there are 6.

I hope we see something more from the Boys, it's been a while. Cheers 10 out of 10.