wraptile
Joined Feb 2018
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The premise is very interesting - Latino American history explained through stand-up.
The reality is its neither historically interesting or accurate nor funny. It takes for ever to start a premise and yarn it just turns into a random pile of rambling, imitations and weird face making.
The performers reliance of a fake son who seems like a complete caricature illustrates more lack of parenting abilities rather than progresses the plot or highlights a joke. I certainly hope they are not parenting anyone.
It's just too many 2018 memes that aged loke milk rather than a cohesive performance. Maybe it's made for a niche market of particular people but I wouldn't even bother with this in 2022 tbh.
The reality is its neither historically interesting or accurate nor funny. It takes for ever to start a premise and yarn it just turns into a random pile of rambling, imitations and weird face making.
The performers reliance of a fake son who seems like a complete caricature illustrates more lack of parenting abilities rather than progresses the plot or highlights a joke. I certainly hope they are not parenting anyone.
It's just too many 2018 memes that aged loke milk rather than a cohesive performance. Maybe it's made for a niche market of particular people but I wouldn't even bother with this in 2022 tbh.
The premise is very interesting but it bogged down with too much filler. Many of the stories are so forced and fake.
Some sections don't even show the house for more than few seconds. There's very little detail and value put on the real estate itself. It's full of forced drama with really unlikable people who for the most part seem to be in it for a cash in.
I hope the second season can focus on more unique houses rather than toxic house flipping. The location highlights are really nice but very tiny if you're not familiar with US real estate market you would be missing out on what makes big chunk of the value itsself.
It's one of those shows that'll have few great highlight clips on YouTube and that's where I'd advice to watch it.
Some sections don't even show the house for more than few seconds. There's very little detail and value put on the real estate itself. It's full of forced drama with really unlikable people who for the most part seem to be in it for a cash in.
I hope the second season can focus on more unique houses rather than toxic house flipping. The location highlights are really nice but very tiny if you're not familiar with US real estate market you would be missing out on what makes big chunk of the value itsself.
It's one of those shows that'll have few great highlight clips on YouTube and that's where I'd advice to watch it.
The information provided is very basic and yet the guests are extremely ignorant to the point where it feels satirical. "what is a vulva? Is it the hamburger bits?"
It's weirdly reductive and judgemental. We figured out objective physics before subjective sex biology - why is that so surprising? Is understanding minor orgasm details as important as Newtonian physics? A lot of anti-science talk in favor of politics.
The structure of the show is very flat. They present some basic information and more niche information at the same presentation level.
So, it's a constant battle between "this is so cringey and borderline stupid" to "oh that's pretty cool".
This would have been great few decades back. I give it benefit of a doubt maybe it's intended for some conservative countries which I can appreciate, but for developed world in 2022, unfortunately, it's more cringey than educational or entertaining.
It's weirdly reductive and judgemental. We figured out objective physics before subjective sex biology - why is that so surprising? Is understanding minor orgasm details as important as Newtonian physics? A lot of anti-science talk in favor of politics.
The structure of the show is very flat. They present some basic information and more niche information at the same presentation level.
So, it's a constant battle between "this is so cringey and borderline stupid" to "oh that's pretty cool".
This would have been great few decades back. I give it benefit of a doubt maybe it's intended for some conservative countries which I can appreciate, but for developed world in 2022, unfortunately, it's more cringey than educational or entertaining.