Flat acting but funny in parts
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“I love James Acaster’s work and sense of humor but the “acting” on this is not credible and that makes the story very flat. I think I understand the concept and had they put more effort into truly acting the scenes it could have been a success.”
David Theo via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
12/05/23
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“This podcast is nonsense of the best kind. It’s a group of very funny people telling an extremely silly story.
The story itself is the perfect pile of Maraschino cherries on the Sundae of the repertoire comedy specials.
It’s such a great serious/unserious blend of melodramatic acting that builds...”Read full review »
TheRealSebBall via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
12/12/23
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“Unique, silly, and very Acaster. Love listening out for all the other comedians, too!”
NicLawson via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
12/14/23
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“I am disappointed that my favourite comedian isn’t really a comedian after all, but I am really enjoying this wacky and wonderful set of top secret police recordings.
(Only thing I would do is maybe not do the ads in character as it’s a bit confusing? But I can live with it.)
Looking forward...”Read full review »
kayezz via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
12/12/23
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