Full disclosure - I have only watched two episodes. I haven't seen any indication among the reviews that the show changes dramatically, so presume that these are a good indication of the entire series

In a plot which requires you to not take anything remotely seriously, a premise unfolds in the first episode, with armoured-up super agents travelling back in time because the protagonist has beaten a computer game designed to train soldiers of the future. They team up and go back in time to reverse an incident which supposedly resulted in an apocalyptic future

This is a fairly familiar scenario which has played out well for other franchises, but those did it with class and clever humour. In Future Man we are treated to toilet humour and a dialogue and plot you can predict line for line - perhaps that is the real time travel element?

There's definitely an audience for this kind of show. It's going to be fun if you enjoy obvious setups, frat humour gags with telegraphed jokes. I might have enjoyed this when I was 12, and I don't mean that in a facetious way.