An Exercise In Nonsense

It's funny, it's tense, it features two great performances from two actors and the director expertly creates a web of odd tension where you actually don't know what is happening for the majority of the run time.

Let me be very fair here, this is not the best movie in my opinion. But, this movie is fun, it has purpose and is very enjoyable to watch.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

After watching every single publicly available episode of Kenny vs Spenny I could not imagine how Kenny could possibly top it off. His original series, co-starring Spencer Rice, involved many interesting challenges. Challenges such as but not limited to: Spenny falling in a pool of fake blood and urine, Spenny rolling in a zorb filled with dog excrement, Spenny being gassed upon by a Canadian champion farter, Spenny becoming Kenny's human bidet, Spenny asking a disabled woman how her dancing is and many more.But through all these shenanigans one question preyed on my mind; If Kenny decided to pursue a series alone, just how could he challenge himself in a more interesting way? Of course, my doubts were blown asunder within the description of the first episode.If you watched Kenny vs Spenny for everything but Spenny's incessant whining then this is by far the show for you. If you have never seen his earlier work this is still a great starting point as you watch one man challenge his greatest foe, himself.

Kenny vs Spenny is my favorite TV show of all time, it's even better than South Park and Monty Python's Flying Circus. It ended last year and Kenny and Spenny started making their own separate shows and I was looking very much forward to especially Kenny's new show. Single White Spenny was worse than I had expected, it was horrible actually. My expectations for TOTW was very high and I actually wasn't disappointed. It's nothing like KvS, not as extreme and immature. It's still funny but this show will attract a lot of viewers who didn't like KvS. My brother disliked KvS but was enjoying TOTW when he watched it with me. The format is very different. TOTW starts off with Kenny explaining the challenge he has set up for himself for the episode. It has Kenny working sort of as a guerrilla reporter, the kind of reporter you would prefer over normal reporters, very politically incorrect but always sincere. I've seen four episodes so far, Vegas, Pig, Mom, Mosque. I think Pig was the worst, it dragged a bit too much, and Mosque was the best but both Vegas and Mom were really good as well. The crew is, I think, the same he worked with on KvS with Sebastian Cluer and others, and the shows is really neatly shot, very aesthetic. This is a one-of-a- kind show, don't miss it. Support Kenny as much as you can, we need him to keep making good shows for us.

Its new its fresh its different I have watched the first 4 episodes and been stunned in shock and enthralled with laughter it makes you laugh it makes you cry and everything in between. The fact that it is so different means you are automatically intrigued. When people who follow this sort of media hear the name Kenny Hotz they think kenny vs spenny but this is kenny vs kenny and kenny vs the world with the added humour we saw in kenny vs spenny. I look forward to the rest of the episodes and for kenny's future projects his solo career is just beginning sit back and enjoy the ride its just beginning i think that i can say for all fans of kenny WE LOVE THIS KENNY!

It's a different kinda show. You still have some of his signature humour from Kenny vs Spenny, but there's also much more. He does try to convey a serious message with each episode. I've seen it described as rogue journalism and I'd say that's fairly accurate. Don't get me wrong, I've sat around watching Marcia McMillian on CTV News Net for hours at a time, but Kenny makes things more entertaining. In the first episode he wants to see if the American dream is still plausible. He gets dropped in the middle of Nevada naked. He works his way to Vegas acquiring cloths and a little pink bike along the way. After a little stealing and gambling he racks up a few thousand then blows it on strippers and booze.