While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

The tone of this movie is interesting -- the stakes are both dramatic and high, but it's balanced with a lot of fun, tongue and cheek dialogue.

The movie really just wants to entertain people.

I like it. The fact that is not the typical comedy situation makes it even better. People complaining that "this is absurdl, "this will never happen in real life", needs to step back and just enjoy it for what it is.

What a hilarious and eclectic TV show! I especially like the character of Heather. Watch this show because it's unique, funny, timely, and a totally fresh comedy series.

Glenn Howerton and Patton Oswalt are hilarious together. Take a chance and watch a few of the episodes. Make a decision based on your own taste in humor instead of placing too much trust in others opinions. This show has the same level of cleverness as "The Office". Being able to see Patton Oswalt in action again is awewome! You won't be dissappointed. I'm thankful for On Demand on Spectrum, now I don't have to miss any of the episodes.

If you are looking for reality television, this is not it. "A. P. Bio" is a comedy that routinely departs from reality into flights of absurdity.Glenn Howerton plays Jack, a sidetracked teacher from Harvard whose purpose in life is to pander to his baser desires, especially his need for revenge against a peer who is on a sunnier life track. He has temporarily landed in a suburban high school, where he abuses the students with his rants and demands, especially their complicity in bringing down his nemesis.This is a decidedly non-PC series. In fact, it revels in being politically incorrect and pushing the buttons that might upset the apple carts of the nouveau quo. Is this a gateway to free thinking? Or is it merely bad form? That is for the viewer to decide.The show is somewhat uneven from moment to moment, episode to episode. But it is constant and faithful to its quirky, rebellious nature.Patton Oswalt plays the principal, plagued with a minefield of student, teacher and parent complaints, some valid, some closer to reality. Episode six features Erin Hayes (who Kevin couldn't wait for, after all) and a cameo by Lisa Loeb. Fun stuff!I would grade this series 6.5, but I am rounding up.