HBO’s Bridget Everett comedy is a perfect chaser to the heady cocktail of Succession and Barry.
can rightly be described as happy, it doesn’t dodge the unpleasant parts of adulthood or friendship, especially this season, when the relationship between Sam and Joel hits some big speed bumps. While it is an extremely likable show, it is not working to make you like it or Sam or Joel or any of its other characters, none of whom are placed on any idealized pedestals.
can reach almost Shakespearean heights of intensity with their big, dramatic twists and metaphorical as well as literal violence,is deliberately small and focused. It depicts the everyday tasks that fill up so many of our days: trips to the hardware store, visits to parents in rehab facilities, the attempts to walk our way to 10,000 steps a day.
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