TV Reviews7.5/10
‘Please Put Them On, Takamine-san’ Rewinds Time Through Lingerie — Solid Comedy, Predictable Romance
A student council president rewinds time by removing her lingerie, creating chaos her closet must fix. A comedy review.
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Tag: comedy
TV Reviews7.5/10
Haganai Review: 15 Years On, Kodaka’s Blond Hair Still Powers a Funny Comedy About Loneliness
A comedy about loneliness, where a boy mistaken for a delinquent and a girl with a temper form a club of misfits to find friends.
TV Reviews7.3/10
‘LaLola’: De Regil Carries a Silly Body-Swap Comedy That Earns Its 7.3
A man wakes up in a woman's body and must hide among those who know him as a man. A tale of disguise, comedy, and a body not his own.
TV Reviews7.1/10
Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee Review: 11 Seasons, 84 Episodes, and Almost Nothing Left Unsaid
A look back at Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, Jerry Seinfeld's decade-long coffee chats with comedians, actors, and musicians.
TV Reviews6.5/10
Loot Review: Maya Rudolph’s Billions Carry a Comedy That Can’t Always Find Its Footing
A wealthy woman inherits a vast fortune and seeks to live a modest life once more, in this tale of a foundation and its perplexed staff.
How to Watch ‘Always Sunny’ Season 18, Episode 8: Streaming Options and When It Drops
Where to stream Always Sunny Season 18, Episode 8: Mac and Dennis Tear Their ACLs tonight on FXX and Hulu.
TV Reviews7.8/10
Seven Years On, Ao-chan Can’t Study! Still Proves That Limitations Make For Better Comedy
A teenage girl's obsession with study clashes with her dirty thoughts about a boy who confesses his love. Ao-chan Can't Study! review.
TV Reviews6.1/10
The Four Seasons Review: Netflix’s Retreat Comedy Earns Its Laughter
A Netflix comedy of wedded couples whose yearly retreats turn into a slow, bitter torment of friendship.
TV Reviews8/10
‘The Slime Diaries’: Monsters Eat, Forge, and Joke Their Way Through a Kingdom
A review of The Slime Diaries, a comedy anime about monsters building a kingdom, scoring 8/10.
Movie Reviews1.6/10
Billy Madison Review: Stupid Isn’t Funny, It’s Just Annoying
A tale of a man who would remain a child, though all the world bids him grow up. A wretched jest, scarcely worth the hour.
Movie Reviews6.7/10
A Man Asks for a Southerner’s World — and Finds It Comes With Two Tears
A man fakes a disability to escape his town and instead lands in a southern village where he cries twice: once arriving, once leaving.
Movie Reviews4.1/10
‘What to Expect When You’re Expecting’: Five Pregnancies, One Thin Joke
A comedy of pregnancy wherein five couples await children, yet the jests prove too thin for the tale.