It seems that comedy does require more acting skills. The lines of the protagonist's family are very blunt, or the lines themselves are very boring. However, it can't be said that it is the acting of the hero and heroine. Instead, the two of them can be very funny in the main drama. So, it's probably a question of words.
The family life before Sheila's mutation should be paved more, whether it is middle-aged, middle-class or child-rearing conflicts. I feel that the script is not only too watery in lines, but also inappropriate in rhythm, which can be said to be a waste of subject matter and actors. In addition, although it can be seen that it is actually a metaphor, the middle-class issue is too superficial.
The styles of the male and female protagonists are also very careless, probably thinking that the beauty of people can save trouble on this. Of course, according to the standard of comedy, the special effects can be seen to be attentive. After all, this is the main theme of the show. You must be careful, otherwise it will be hard to shoot, but the sound effect of Drew's chewing is very dramatic. How to say, bully me for not eating Don't know the sound of eating meat?
The actors themselves still have their incompatibility with comedy, especially when these highly recognizable supporting roles are set off. In fact, many of these supporting roles are also from the drama, and they can also handle many comedy roles, so... This is Oly's first official role in sitcom, right? Otherwise, I really have to think that he can only play one kind of character. If Oly is cast in his true colors, I mean if there is a more casual and rude character for him, maybe he can find his place in the comedy world.
If Oly continues to take the road of sitcom, don't take the route of rob lowe, learn more from her brother-in-law, and show more meat, there is nothing to be embarrassed about! This type of actor always has to show his flesh in comedy!
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