Another missed opportunity here.
The script is childish and after watching 160 minutes of it, it really becomes boring and repetitive.
It's about Phil, the last man on Earth, who spends his remaining days without meaning and purpose, doing every ridiculous thing possible like blowing up things, pooping in pools and talking to balls with faces drawn on them a la Tom Hanks in Castaway.
But Phil isn't the last person on Earth and after a few additions to the cast including a sexy January Jones, who never looked prettier, you might think that the show could become interesting.
Despite the "growth" of the population the show fails to evolve itself. The situations Phil is getting into are uninspiring and overwhelmed by Phil's childish personality.
Overall: It's not funny unless you are in for jokes of awkward situations. What bothers me the most is that with a premise like that you could have a series faaar more interesting and enjoyable.
The script is childish and after watching 160 minutes of it, it really becomes boring and repetitive.
It's about Phil, the last man on Earth, who spends his remaining days without meaning and purpose, doing every ridiculous thing possible like blowing up things, pooping in pools and talking to balls with faces drawn on them a la Tom Hanks in Castaway.
But Phil isn't the last person on Earth and after a few additions to the cast including a sexy January Jones, who never looked prettier, you might think that the show could become interesting.
Despite the "growth" of the population the show fails to evolve itself. The situations Phil is getting into are uninspiring and overwhelmed by Phil's childish personality.
Overall: It's not funny unless you are in for jokes of awkward situations. What bothers me the most is that with a premise like that you could have a series faaar more interesting and enjoyable.