Comedy as a tool is a wonderful thing. It humanizes and bridges—one shared laugh does more to bond people than…

This is a great episode of television. This is a great episode of The League. But the high caliber frustrates more than…

Let me preface this by saying that I don’t believe this is necessarily an “F”-worthy episode of some other, completely…

We hit the ground running this week, as Pete’s over the moon to have a shot to play (ref) in the big leagues:…

Like most of the individual elements of The League, Taco MacArthur is mostly good in small, low-intensity doses. He’s a…

Do you remember when The League was good? I’m talking, like, seasons two through four, especially. There was a lot of…

The League is often at its worst when it’s most obviously reminiscent of a typical sitcom. Some shows thrive on the…

Staring out at his gardeners from inside his home, Kevin posits a troubling query: where do they go to the bathroom, “I…

Immediately this week, the eponymous Deflategate from yester-week is casually tossed aside by Andre, who informs Pete…

A wholly, unabashedly, solid episode. Every scene was pleasant, if not funny; no time is spent on a couch or watching a…

To a certain extent, every sitcom exists in a vacuum. They always restart at one by the end of each episode. Sure,…

This episode is… a mess. Or, at the very least, “messy.” Bizarrely disconnected scenes, jarring cameos, and almost…

It would not be an episode of The League if it didn’t kick off (pun strongly intended) with a cameo by a pro-footballer…

The League is unapologetically anarchic, a ribald exploration of male-centered friendships. In its seventh and final…

“Ménage A Cinq”

Well, at least this was an improvement over whatever the hell last week’s mess was! “EBDBBnB,” besides having the most…

What a disjointed half-hour of television “Epi-Sexy” is. So many episodes of The League often feel disjointed in a good…

The League is in garbage time. You know when the game is so out of hand even the losing team sits their best players?…

Let’s start with the good stuff in “Man Land.” Everyone is back, including our three favorite R’s: Ruxin, Russell, and…

It’s always a little sad to watch a television program as it begins to show clear signs of aging, to spin around in…