Matcollis This Movie Can Only Be Described With One Word.

Protraph Lack of good storyline.

Helllins It is both painfully honest and laugh-out-loud funny at the same time.

Stephanie There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

BrianGCrawfordMA Apparently these people think that the height of comedy is filming the antics of a retarded man-child who has a two foot flaccid penis swinging between his legs. Of course the penis is pixelated, and that is supposed to add to the humor. (It does not.) His plight is so great, that he needs an entire "foundation" to watch out for him, when in reality, all he needs is to tape that penis to his leg and wear some long pants, for goodness' sake, or at least a long skirt. Instead, he's always wearing shorts with his pecker hanging out the fly or the bottom of the leg. I guarantee that they couldn't have gotten away with this if it were a retarded girl with labia majora that hung down her legs like drapes. The only thing that saves this show populated by unfunny dorks who feel ungodly compulsions to scream constantly is Amy Poehler, who next to these Nimrods seems like a veritable star, but is in reality only a mediocre talent. Maybe she really turns on the geeks who watch this ordure.

TattedA The Funniest, smartest, and most original show ever on television. It's a crime that they took this show of the air, but Comedy Central has no problem showing you 12 reruns of SNL in a day. If you haven't seen the show, do yourself a favor and pick up season 1 on DVD. You will never laugh harder in your life.I really hope they follow up with seasons two and three. The show only got funnier over time. One of the best ones is the cyborg episode from season one. The show trumps every other show that is or was on Comedy Central. Saying no to this show is saying no to America, and babies. But mostly America.

nitsuj17 I really don't understand anyone who says they don't "get" ucb. I guess they are retarded. I'm not saying you have to love the show (although you should) but it was the most inventive and overall funny comedy sketch show (with the possible exceptions of mr show and the state). If you can get a hold of the episodes, do so.

Keith D. Tyler Definitely masters of situational absurdity, handled with a skill not seen since Monty Python. Whether its seaborne pirates in a self-help group, an office building with no walls, or the Lady of the Lake becoming a frat boy's conquest, no situation is too weird for the UCB troupe to tackle.UCB's sketch development is like nothing seen in this decade, with members testing their characters (and sometimes whole scenes) on the unsuspecting public, along with some various media pranks based on their sketches. "More chaos for everyone!"