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Review reveals the show’s true villain in “Conspiracy Theory”
Forrest frequently touts Review’s random selection process, but clearly the brilliance of Review is anything but…
Review - Season 2
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It’s parasols, pillow fights, and cotton candy on a heartbreaking Review
As “Happiness, Pillow Fight, Imaginary Friend” opens, Forrest MacNeil is as adrift as he’s ever been. (Not literally…
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Review: “Buried Alive, 6 Star Review, Public Speaking”
In Review, Forrest tries to capture the vast range of human experience, reducing each of life’s adventures to a rating…
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Review: “William Tell, Grant A Wish, Rowboat”
Readers, I know a handful of you check out the review before you watch a show. I urge you to watch “William Tell, Grant…
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Review: “Catfish, Haunted House”
Forrest’s father, Mr. MacNeil, was in danger from the moment he appeared, and as his houses burned down and he took a…
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Review: “Cult, Perfect Body”
Though he hands off decisions to strangers, Forrest MacNeil is driven by internal urges he neither understands nor…
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Review: “Falsely Accused, Sleep With Your Teacher, Little Person”
Forrest MacNeil is an odd collection of impulses: He’s a control freak who hands over major life choices to other…
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Review: “Curing Homosexuality, Mile High Club”
“Curing Homosexuality, Mile High Club” is perhaps the least uproarious, upsetting, engaging episode of Review so…
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Review: “Brawl, Blackmail, Gloryhole”
Season one of Review, in which everyman Forrest MacNeil (Andy Daly) reviews life experiences, goes beyond cringe…