Taste Makers

Dont get me wrong, there are still elements to like here, some storylines are actually pretty funny. Will Arnett is truly hilarious in every possible way and steals the show with his blissful ignorance cracked to a hundred- but there is no chemistry here, no spark and no innovation.

This episode had some good moments, again, thanks to Arnett and the Fakeblock affair, but its too much plot. This whole season feels too plot oriented and totally forgets about the comedy which comes from the characters.

Whats up with that Tobias storyline? Total bore. Where is Lindsay? Why does everyone seem like they want to leave the set and go home? Its just an awkward mess, too convoluted and lifless for its own good- the total opposite of season 1-3. At least season 4 was ambitious and had good episodes throughout. This feels so low effort.

This is better than Episode 9, certainly. There are some nice interactions between Michael and his son and Gob's story is funny. The element I didn't enjoy was the Tobias story which just feels very forced and unnessecary. David Cross is a great comic actor, but he is given nothing to work with and no one to play off but his uninteresting son and his 'girlfriend', a character I've never really liked and always found just a little sad. Better, but not great.

I am finding season 5 to be the best. Episodes 9 and 10, i found to be hilarious. I just luv the older bleuth brother. His batman voiced coupled with his stupidity oh plus his arrogance cracks me up. Now i must watch episode 11.