It's hard to judge a show based on the first three episodes, but here we go.

The first episode is the funniest, but it's also the only one to fully conform to the tropes of a sitcom. Paul Bettany gets the funniest gags, but doesn't detract from Elizabeth Olsen - they're a stellar pairing. The show has a lot of fun playing around with form and also with the audience - teases for what's happening outside of this sitcom world are there and growing more present with every episode.

(Oliver Swift)