This was a little bit more balanced than the first episode, but there was still way too much with the director playing blackjack and somehow getting a woman to want to go home with him. The show just drags and plays that ominous music making people think that maybe they're.... Twin Peaks? I don't know.
But the absurdity of the shouting in the tent, that you can't talk about, and then the reveal of the oft-debated medical procedure in the end, these are the awkward kind of moments we expect a Nathan Fielder show to excel at.
There are things to like but as a whole the show still needs to find its footing.
But the absurdity of the shouting in the tent, that you can't talk about, and then the reveal of the oft-debated medical procedure in the end, these are the awkward kind of moments we expect a Nathan Fielder show to excel at.
There are things to like but as a whole the show still needs to find its footing.
