B+
Workaholics waves an appropriately hazy and affectionate goodbye
“Party Gawds” makes for a nearly perfect Workaholics series finale. Meaning that it’s loose, unambitious,…
Workaholics
C+
A Workaholics music festival is as rickety as its episode
The guys decide to hold their own music festival (hastily christened “Faux Cella”) to impress some women. Not a bad…
C+
The Bill and Tez show makes for a disappointing Workaholics adventure
Turning an episode over to a minor character or two is a time-honored way for a show—particularly an aging show—to…
C+
A chaotic Workaholics beach party struggles to turn a weekend into a “freak-end”
This week, the guys head to the TelAmeriCorp timeshare. We know this because Ders enters said timeshare (and this…
B-
Workaholics can’t find a reason for the nonsense when Alice’s father visits
Weed, deception, weiners, Karl, questionable business practices, mouth stuff, an In Good Company reunion—apart from the…
B-
Workaholics final season begins with a predictable prank war
Mid-way through “Trainees’ Day,” the premiere episode of this seventh and final season of Workaholics, TelAmeriCorp…
B+
The guys quest after legendary porn in Workaholics’ season finale
In the season six finale, Workaholics gets back to basics. Basics for Workaholics meaning a plot that hinges on the…
B-
The Workaholics guys open a casino and it’s up to Blake to save them
If there’s a problem with “Always Bet On Blake,” it’s one endemic to Workaholics as a whole. Like Adam, Blake, and…
B
A guest brings out the guys’ confused decency on a funny Workaholics
The strategies Workaholics employs to keep Blake, Adam, and Ders from being unlikable are many and varied. The guys are…
C+
Workaholics indifferently trashes a museum
“Night At The Dudeseum” turns the guys loose in a museum, which is as good a premise as any for Adam, Blake, and Ders…
B+
The guys lose themselves on the net in a funny Workaholics
It’s a good sign when an episode of Workaholics starts with the guys screwing around on the roof. The tableaux Adam,…
B
Blake seeks online love in a silly, sweet Workaholics
“Gone Catfishing” is the Workaholics formula in efficient action. You’ve got an inciting incident involving Adam,…
B-
It’s a battle of the sexes, Workaholics-style
Adam, Blake, and Ders’ collectively arrested development is Workaholics’ bread-and-butter, the show’s popularity…
B-
Blake and Jillian become predictably bad parents on Workaholics
First things first—Jillian’s back! Having decamped for her own Comedy Central series (the quite funny Idiotsitter), the…
B-
Another guest star steals focus on a fitfully funny Workaholics
Workaholics is a show where ambition is the enemy. I don’t mean just for Adam, Blake, and Ders, whose attempts to…
C+
Workaholics returns, but a pair of disastrous guests ruin the party
The secret to Workaholics’ appeal is its ability to make the guys’ arrested adolescence palatable. Sometimes it’s…
B
Workaholics: “TAC In The Day”
As Workaholics wraps up its fifth (and possibly last) season, the show goes back to the beginning. Well, not to the…
C-
Workaholics: “Peyote It Forward”
A really good comedy drug trip sequence can be startling in its visuals, or its revelations of character, or, ideally,…
B
Workaholics: “The Slump”
With Workaholics’ fifth season winding down (and no word yet about a sixth), there’s a sense that Adam DeVine, Blake…
B
Workaholics: “Trivia Pursuit”
Season five has seen the Workaholics actors writing themselves surprisingly emotional star vehicles. Anders Holm wrote…