Review
Strap in for a wild ride as life critic Forrest MacNeil reviews everything from eating way too many pancakes to having himself frozen.
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S1 • E1
Stealing, Addiction, Prom
Forrest gets carried away while reviewing theft, finds that his threshold for substance use is high (except when it comes to cocaine) and takes his son's babysitter to prom.03/06/2014 - 20:57Sign In to Watch
S1 • E2
Sex Tape, Racist, Hunting
Forrest makes a sex tape, tries his hand at being a racist and goes hunting with his father-in-law.03/13/2014 - 20:28Sign In to Watch
S1 • E3
Pancakes, Divorce, Pancakes
Forrest hits rock bottom after divorcing Suzanne and forcing himself to eat an unhealthy number of pancakes.03/20/2014 - 20:57Sign In to Watch
S1 • E4
Celebrity, Batman
Forrest bids a fortune to win a dinner with Ashley Tisdale and learns the secret to being Batman from his disastrous family court proceedings.03/27/2014 - 21:13Sign In to Watch
S1 • E5
Best Friend, Space
Forrest goes to space with his ex-father-in-law and competes in a friend-off to become his neighbor Gene's best friend.04/03/2014 - 21:13Sign In to Watch
S1 • E6
Road Rage, Orgy
Forrest unleashes his wanton desires at an orgy and finds that road rage can quickly turn ugly.04/10/2014 - 21:14Sign In to Watch
S1 • E7
Revenge, Getting Rich, Aching
Forrest seeks revenge on a classmate from middle school, attends a self-actualization seminar and struggles with the meaning of an incomprehensible request.04/17/2014 - 21:14Sign In to Watch
S1 • E8
Marry, Run, Party
Forrest's marriage to a woman he just met complicates his life as the two of them go on the run from the law and throw a party at their communal living house.04/24/2014 - 21:14Sign In to Watch
S1 • E9
Quitting, Last Day, Irish
Forrest becomes deeply invested in a new job that he's obligated to quit, lives a day as if it's his last and receives an ultimatum from Suzanne while pretending to be Irish.05/01/2014
About
Review stars Andy Daly as critic Forrest MacNeil, who doesn't review boring things like films, food or art. Instead, he reviews the most intense experiences of life itself -- by living them.