I think this show represents the future of comedy. Or how it should be.
Buenos Aires' mayor hires a group of civilians to work as community guards. They specifically hire people of minorities or with disabilities. There's is a crime involving one of them, so they try to solve it, at the same time that they try to do their job as guards, which not always goes well.
The best of the show is that mostly EVERY SINGLE LINE is a joke, and a really funny one. They address issues like discrimination and stereotypes in such a clever way, I've not yet seen it in USA's comedy and anywhere else. I had to go back sometimes not to miss any phrase, and discovered new things to laugh about. This was really carefully thought.
Kudos for Santiago Korovsky, he is fantastic as the main character and also writes the show.
A must-see!
Buenos Aires' mayor hires a group of civilians to work as community guards. They specifically hire people of minorities or with disabilities. There's is a crime involving one of them, so they try to solve it, at the same time that they try to do their job as guards, which not always goes well.
The best of the show is that mostly EVERY SINGLE LINE is a joke, and a really funny one. They address issues like discrimination and stereotypes in such a clever way, I've not yet seen it in USA's comedy and anywhere else. I had to go back sometimes not to miss any phrase, and discovered new things to laugh about. This was really carefully thought.
Kudos for Santiago Korovsky, he is fantastic as the main character and also writes the show.
A must-see!