People of Earth

2016

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  • 1
7.7| TV-MA| en| More Info
Released: 17 October 2016 Canceled
Producted By: Warner Horizon Television
Country: United States of America
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
Official Website: http://www.tbs.com/shows/people-of-earth.html
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Skeptical journalist Ozzie Graham investigates a support group for alien abductees to write about the members' supposed encounters. The more he digs into their oddball claims, the more he realizes there is truth in their stories and possibly even signs that point to his own alien abduction.

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Comedy

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ReaderKenka Let's be realistic.
UnowPriceless hyped garbage
Nessieldwi Very interesting film. Was caught on the premise when seeing the trailer but unsure as to what the outcome would be for the showing. As it turns out, it was a very good film.
Helllins It is both painfully honest and laugh-out-loud funny at the same time.
cthulhu11 I write this having watched the first two seasons in quick succession.The show is fun. The titles and music are immediately reminiscent of The Good Place. The characters show good diversity without being too on-the-nose:Ozzy's stuggle to reconcile his experiences with his general level-headedness is very relatable.Ana Gasteyer's Gina is pretty much the same character that she plays in everything. Which is not bad as such. Hoping that season 3 brings Gina some innovation and a more coherent presentation of personality.Nancy Lenehan's Margaret is a familiar yet not tedious trope: the sedate early-senior woman with a wild past that is easily exploited for surprising statements and scenarios. Somewhat similar to Mimi Kennedy on Dharma & Greg (and even Mom), but with a kinky twist.Da'Vone Randolph's Yvonne does well at being tough and genuine without beating us over the head with the fact that she's overweight and black; she *happens* to be those things but as it should be, they don't define who she is, unlike say the approach taken on The C word.Chealsea is warm and approachable. Her business/dressy casual wardrobe is done very well -- except for the incongruous moccasins. Especially when she's flirting. The Jewish stereotype is milked a bit here, but nearly so badly as it could be.The aliens are especially notable. The nordic Don is more than a little reminiscant of Orlando Bloom's Legolas. The standout is Jeff as the foul-mouthed scrotum-headed gray, which brings a touch of Campbell/Raimi-esque levity.
chrisdye-62271 I have been watching this show recently and I must rave on how much I love it I have been looking for a good comedy like this for awhile now and I love the likable characters if I had to make s gripe it would be that I don't like the side story about the pastor leaving God and faith behind but aside from that I honestly adore this show a complete score of ten all the way
Tvfan I will say that I can get all the good reviews on the show it is great and humorous no doubt about it this is one great and hilarious little show but however the content of the show is very unpredictable and can go from mild language and sex jokes to constant swearing and sexual side involving humans having sex with aliens and near constant use of the word s...so it all depends on the episode and on the maturity of the family that is viewing the older the better however it is a terrific time for any one who is mature enough to handle it and appreciate it you will have a great time and enjoy it truly is a genius of a show
randymcbeast I just finished watching season one and can't wait for the next season, which I was very glad to hear is actually happening.This show is hilarious. The characters are lovable and quirky, the writing is fresh and on point, and direction and production keep the story flowing smoothly week-to-week.I really can't list each of the great actors and the wonderful job they did because there are just too many to list. There isn't a single character I dislike. I will say though that Ken Hall, who plays Jeff the Grey, really makes my face hurt from laughing so hard each week. Seriously, just his character alone is worth the watch but then you throw in Wyatt Cenac, Luka Jones, Björn Gustafsson and on and on and on. Well, there I go listing them all out but I just can't help it, it really is a brilliant assembly of a cast.As for the people behind the scenes, David Jenkins created it and this appears to be his only credit so good on him for creating such a breakout hit, imho anyway. However, there are some heavyweights contributing as well including Conan O'Brien, Norm Hiscock and Greg Daniels.My only complaint about this show is that the episodes are only 30 minute episodes. Hopefully though, they increase that to one hour for the second season but most importantly I hope they keep the cast together and continue delivering the same quality of uproarious episodes they did this past season. Great stuff!