Nice effects though.

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.

Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows

So , Those Who Can't is about a group of high school teachers that doesn't exactly on the best term of teaching. As expected, it's a dark comedy sitcom series with a questionable-ly inappropriate for some people. There's a lot of humorous aspect that some people might find it gross or unfunny due to its silliness or "grossness" , and some of the jokes are kind-of-considerably-a-little-racist-nor- sexist-ish ( it's a dark comedy series , so nothing too harsh or anything. It's expected for this kind of series ). I read on some reviews that Those Who Can't have a resemblance with It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia. Can't say that those reviewers wrong , there are indeed a similarity between these two series. And i'm pretty sure that this series is inspired by always sunny. If you're a fan of Always Sunny , it's pretty obvious. Even though this series is pretty much a less-good version of Always Sunny , Those Who Can't still has a numerous funny moment through out the series. Some of the jokes are pretty good and intelligence ( although not as good as Always Sunny , and it's actually getting better over the season. And the acting is pretty average for a sitcom, can't say that it has a A-Rated acting but basically all sitcoms have an okay acting. So , i'd say you should give it a chance to check this one out, especially if you like dark humor or you're an Always Sunny Fan ( since this series pretty much Always Sunny 2.0 ). I watched the whole first season in one sitting, so i'd say it's quite good. Can't wait for season 3.

'Those Who Can't' is a fantastic adult sitcom in the vein of 'It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia'. Its first season takes several episodes to get going, so stick with it (and probably watches better now that we've grown more familiar with the characters); the show improves noticeably during its first season for every successive episode. Season two has been, thusfar, home-runs completely; the episodes are consistently funny, ranking all among the show's best; the show is clearly stretching out plot-wise, and all the actors have become much more comfortable (looking at you, Adam). Big props for (taking a page from IASIP) not sidelining Maria Thayer. Recommended if you're looking for a dark comedy fix. Give it a chance!

A good take on comedy. Pretty funny and with quick humor, as well as vulgar, and as well as brash. It's very idiotic at sometimes but I personally enjoy the scenes with childish slapstick humor. It manages to mirror a "The League" humor.Since it is Tru TV their writing is not the best and the acting isn't obviously Emmy worthy material, but I was completely ecstatic when hearing that they were renewed for a second season. So I give it an 8 since it is strictly a comedy on Tru TV, but also because it is something I'd watch over and over and over again. I made my IMDb account for making this review so yes I do personally really enjoy this. I Love every comedian cameo and the use of Kyle Kinnane

This show tries to be like Always Sunny In Philadelphia and comes off generic.The actors acting is vanilla and belongs in a terrible modern day cell phone commercial.They go out of their way to be gross or off putting or vulgar and the attempt is obvious and in no way genuine. This makes it unfunny.It's literally like somebody watched Always Sunny In Philadelphia and said "HEY! I CAN DO THAT!" Then ran to the nearest production studio and made an exact replica of ASIP but hollow, lifeless and uninspired.I rated it at a 1 and gave it this review only because I could not press a button and make it go off air immediately.