flderbyman

Wonderful documentary. To clarify, I am a 72 year old male, who grew up in a turbulent household. We could only watch TV on Sunday nights with my grandparents, and the Ed Sullivan Show brought us all together for 60 minutes. Ben, your parents made all of my broken parents laugh for their segment. Ben, I wish you well. Thank you for this vision into your parents lives. They were great people who, like my grandfather taught me, played the cards who were in front of them. They didn't blame anyone else. They accepted reality the best they could. I would say they did a great job.

When I saw that Danny McBride was an executive producer this whole 27 minutes made sense. The interviews being repeated by actors is an old trick. God knows the show would not lead with it's best episode. Florida does have it's idiots much like every other state. We will see what the remaining episodes bring us, but if it Danny McBride expect a lot of gore and nonsense.

Even my my young son came out of his room to say, "what the hell am I watching?"

And he loves everything.

I see what were going for but they missed on episode 1. There are thousands of stories about Florida due to the Freedom of information Act. My favorite is the man in Naples who raised rattlesnakes in his apartment.

As a 66 year old single male man, I want to express my love for this creative gem. The writing is incredible and entertaining. While I'm not binge watcher, tonight I finished Season 2 with regret that I will have wait for Season 3. I love the reality with the comedy, and the spirits that influence us from the past.

My son even loved some episodes he saw with me, but he had no idea on how great Alan Arkin is. Maybe, someday, he will watch Catch-22.