Vice Principals

I wasn’t expecting to enjoy this so much. The only thing that surprised me was the turning point that came in the seventh episode when a completely undemanding comedy became a comedy-drama with elements of a thriller in later episodes. The two "heroes" were well-written and, thanks to Danny McBride and Walton Goggins, well-acted. I'm curious to see how the second season will manage to pick up where the first one left off. (31/01/2017)

This series is a light and enjoyable watch. It's perfect for unwinding and having a good laugh. Gamby and Russell's antics at the principal's house were absolutely hilarious. (31/01/2017)

The third episode had me laughing a lot. It was so straightforward and awkward that it ended up being hilariously funny. I managed to silence that annoying intellectual side of me and just enjoyed the ride. (31/01/2017)

There were definitely some laughs, but this episode felt a bit like a family day special. Not that it's a bad thing — if it were a typical American movie, I'd be drowning in sentimentality. While they did cross the line a few times, it wasn't in bad taste. Overall, it was still enjoyable. (31/01/2017)

I'm starting to think the shift in the last episode wasn't just a one-off. It seems the creators are intentionally adding a new layer to the series. I'm still on the fence about it – I kind of preferred when it was just straightforward comedy. The new, deeper moments sometimes feel a bit off to me. That said, Belinda Brown's rampage was absolutely fantastic. (31/01/2017)

The finale of the first season delivered, even though the show should now be labeled as a comedy/drama/thriller. I had a great time watching, and the ending was left open in a way that ensures I won’t miss the second season. (31/01/2017)