seanfromiraq

If you enjoyed the comedies of Norm MacDonald and Bob Saget you will love this movie. Sure the acting is terrible but really it has to be to work with Norm and Artie's deadpan delivery. The genius of Norm MacDonald was that awkward path he sent you down taking the joke to its absolute edge before bringing it back. You can't get that comedy with a performance straight out of Juliard. If you have a stick squarely inserted in your posterior, if you've ever used words like sophomoric, or if you use juvenile in a negative context regarding low brow comedy don't watch Dirty Work. If you enjoy dead pan delivered in only the way the late great Norm could, you will not go wrong here.

The only fault with this show is that it has ended... or maybe not. Mike Judge you leave us wanting so much more. There is so much more greatness to give. I have to believe that the punk world or the 70s rock n roll will give plenty of amazing stories. Hell, bring us the roots of bluegrass bootlegers and moonshiners. Give us the (probably) seedy world of Vatican choirs. The blues has to be loaded with stories I cannot even fathom to post here. I am sure Dave Brubeck can cover a two part early jazz series. 90s early rap and hip hop... there is probably a story to tell. Just tell them some more please.