will give it a shot

From the trailer, it sure seems like my type of comedy/show.

It was in the 2021 your awards thread

Sorry you missed it

I could swear I started watching this because I like Livingston since Band of Brothers days

but none of that trailer is what I saw.

may have to start it again.

We started this over the weekend thanks to this thread.

The Netflix 'preview' that autoplays when you select the show is basically the intro to S1E1. We watched the preview and were hooked before we even hit play

Only watched a couple of episodes but we're trying to not to binge.

It's so good. I finished S3 this weekend and am sad I've got none left. Really hope they make a S4.

Good show. It's a dark humor, with some great laugh out loud moments. Unique and hits on some pretty deep subjects.

Loudermilk's love interest (and the related songs) in S3 is a real musician--Lissie. Definitely has a Stevie Nicks vibe, and does some amazing covers of some Fleetwood songs. Kind of interesting--it looks like she has had a couple of songs in movie soundtracks or used in TV shows, but hasn't really hit mainstream. I've been listening to her original songs, and there several really good ones. "When I'm Alone" (featured in Loudermilk), "What am I gonna do?", and "Best Days" are great songs.

Yes, there are some pretty dark moments in between all the hilarity

Mugsie's fall in S3 had me broken. Incredibly well acted but absolutely gut-punching

I have to admit, I think one of the best aspects of the show is that it doesn't gloss over the different subject matters and only use it as a setup for the punchlines (i.e. the Charlie Sheen "Anger Management"). I like shows that have more nuance to the characters, and I think Loudermilk does this pretty well. Like the episode in S3 where Roger gets the award--I can imagine all the conflicting emotions Roger had would be pretty accurate and difficult to cope with

Just binged it, really hope they find someone to produce S4 because the cast really wants to continue the series.

I enjoyed the Sensitivity workshop, even if I did that that episode was a little preachy. There was some politics in it, but they didn't beat you over the head with it. You can tell this isn't a Netflix original just because of that aspect. I like that they switch the love interests each season, so there isn't an obsession on Memphis.

Finished season 1 - that was great!

Halfway through season 2. Really hope Netflix picks this up for new seasons.

Really liked this show! Had some LOL moments but also got deep into addiction issues and had some heartfelt moments. Great show! Hope they do more seasons!

Great show. Sad that it ended so abruptly.

30 episodes a few years ago wasn't even a season and a half.

Maybe I missed it or it hasn't happened yet....currently a couple episodes into S2.

But did anything come from the lawsuit for Loudermilk breaking that choking guy's ribs?

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Maybe I missed it or it hasn't happened yet....currently a couple episodes into S2.

But did anything come from the lawsuit for Loudermilk breaking that choking guy's ribs?

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Watched the first 8 episode of S1 last night - really good stuff. So much better than most of the crap being put out nowadays. I don't see why Netflix doesn't jump at the chance to sign up for 2 more years of this.

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Sounds like they may go into a bidding war to maximize profits.

This is a great show. Im guessing with the netflix release theyre getting a lot of airtime.

Just finished it. Such an original show. Deep subjects with outrageous humor. I hope they do a 4th season.

I started the series a week or so ago because of this thread. I finally finished last night. Great series and I hope there is a season 4.

Some of the plot resolutions were pretty predictable but it was still enjoyable. Some were unpredictable.

As someone said earlier Mugsy's fall was epic and heartbreaking and the meltdown at the next meeting was some of the best acting I've seen in a while.

About halfway through season 2 I noticed something regarding the episode titles. I won't spoil it but go check it out. Some others probably noticed it too.

Just finished all 3 seasons in about a week. Ron Livingston is an absolute pleasure in anything he does. I really hope it gets picked up as ive read about what may happen in season 4 and beyond and it sounds fantastic.


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I cant wait to get Claire's reaction when she finds out Loudermilk banged her mom.

Rewatching with my spouse. Great show

So good and so funny.