Improv comedy can be a hit or a miss, for me this was a miss. It's a cliché ridden show filled with jokes you can see from a mile away. Whilst the premise of this show, and the fact that it is real (as far as we know) is interesting and a neat concept. The candid camera did nothing for me. And this is coming from a The Office fan, and related shows, this comes nowhere near it though.

The problem is that we never get close enough to Ronald to really care what he is going through, at least I didn't, because he's a real person, there's very little character building around him. In turn we get character building for the fake actors, but that doesn't work, because they're just the pieces to the puzzle, not actual characters. Ronald observes mostly from parts I've seen.

I made it through 3 episodes, but I had to call it after. The candid camera moments to me felt cringe, in a bad way. The guy falling with the closet, the crutches, the animation on the iPad... supposedly funny? Some bits were clever, mostly dialog, sure. But this show requires a lot of naivety from the viewer. You HAVE to believe this is real, no doubt, and you have to believe that Ronald can actually be this naive too and find all these characters normal enough. Maybe because it's been trimmed down so much into short episodes, it actually fails to relay the real connections that have been built. Instead we see basically clips of wacky moments, making it very hard for us to believe what's going on. In that way, it failed.

Besides that, the case is secondary and totally unengaging. How could they make the case the Jury is about, boring? The case is what SHOULD draw us in besides the characters as well.

So yeah, people seem to love it though judging by the ratings, but it flopped for me.