This Movie Can Only Be Described With One Word.

not horrible nor great

The first must-see film of the year.

While it is a pity that the story wasn't told with more visual finesse, this is trivial compared to our real-world problems. It takes a good movie to put that into perspective.

As a massive fan of Hank Azaria I was always going to be slightly bias towards this show but it's creativity, uniqueness and level of dialogue was second to none. Perfect binge watching I saw right through in one day. Azaria hold the cast together and with supporting roles from Peet and Jackson Williams that fit perfectly with the level of comedy. Character creating is essential and Azaria seems to have perfected this for USA in the way Steve Coogan did for the UK with Alan Partridge. Not for young kids.....this is one for adults to enjoy.

Poetic writing worthy of Pynchon. Not a sports fan, but the characters inspire interest and appreciation. Amanda Peet gorgeous as always. Nice concept of the naif, although from such a jaded history. Likable protagonist with promise of redemption. Stumbled upon and tried this series tonight and I am surprisingly pleased. Knew nothing about it prior. As always, FX always presents shows with the most original writing.

i wont ruin this show for any perspective new viewers but this is the funniest show on TV right now. Hank Azaria is perfect as Jim Brokmire a disgraced major league baseball commentator and is backed up brilliantly by Amanda Peet as his love interest. Jim's breakdown in the first episode was one of the funniest things I've ever seen on TV. The show has already been given a second season (that's how good it is). This is a rear GEM. Don't believe me go see for yourself!

First of all, if you live in an apartment or condo DON'T WATCH THIS SHOW. ....I got so excited I ran out in the hall and punched some stranger.I never thought I could watch a show with Amanda Peet and be so distracted by sheer raw humour and acting that my only motivation wasn't catching some boob.Hank Azaria, not since Hugh Laurie in House, has renewed my faith in complete immersion into character in a comedy drama.It's so @#$%&ing funny it could justify a 12 stepper going on a bender.I bought a baseball between episodes 2 and 3 just so I could terrorize my neighbours cat.I yell at people now on the street with no good reason.