You know her from Sorry To Bother You, that Garfield-filled house in I Think You Should Leave, and the wellness comedy podcast, Poog. You know him from Search Party, The Afterparty, and that episode of the A24 podcast where he fawns over Toni Collette. If you don't watch this show now, I'm going to blow an airhorn in your face (you'll get the joke if you tune in). I choked on a piece of lettuce from laughing so hard at one point, and for as bananas as the show gets, it is always grounded in a heartwarming sweetness.
The show is wacky (there's a whole episode where Robinson has a dead python stapled to his hand), irreverent (there are jokes about touching a dead man's penis), and gory (someone is constantly covered in blood) and I loved every second of it.
And Scott MacArthur (Jimmy from the cancelled too soon The Mick) is their nemesis. Australian Claudia O'Doherty ( Love) is his perky sidekick, eternally optimistic despite living out of a tow-behind billboard. Craig Robinson ( The Office) is a joy as a struggling entrepreneur trying to earn cash via staple-gunning snakes in order to launch a homeopathic palmetto berry-infused prostate reduction drug company. This comedy about a pair of ill-fated strangers who enter a Floridian python-killing competition ( a real-life necessary evil) is hands down my favorite, and most hilarious, Peacock original to date.
