nanciwaco as a tennis fan for about 40 years, I know the ins and outs from watching grand slam tournaments. if you know your tennis, then you are familiar with the Wimbledon no-tiebreaker in the fifth set. think back to john isner two day fifth set. if you are not a fan of tennis, I can see why you wouldn't like it. to the reviewer who said it looked like they filmed it in 2-3 days -- you are correct. it was made in 3 days. I honestly think every match I watch from here on out, I will enjoy a good chuckle. this review may sound total helpless, but I wouldn't dare to give anything away. I don't think the world would come to an end if you took 50 minutes out of your life to watch it.

avenuesf As much as I've always liked Andy Samberg, I was left wondering just why he chose this as a project. Forty minutes go by with very little continuity and (it appeared) no script. The whole thing seemed to be rushed and off the cuff and looked as though they completed it in about two-three days, and I don't think I laughed once. Even the co-stars (Howie Mandel, Mary Steenbergen, June Squibb, etc.) seemed wasted and their characterizations were tired and not particularly original. I think HBO has put out some incredible programming in the last few years but am wondering why they backed this, as it seems completely mediocre with no real point. Let's hope Samberg finds better projects in the future, he's way too good to be putting out stuff like this.

ari-996-953861 Wow! HBO has put out some fantastic programming over the years. From watching the trailer, this had the potential to be supremely funny. It was honestly the worst thing I've every watched. 4 funny moments adding up to about 2 minutes sewn together over pure garbage. I truly hope the person who wrote this never works again. Anyone who enjoyed watching this is likely to be living in a trailer, on drugs, an alcoholic, not college educated, or likely any combination of the above. The only reason I'm taking the time to post this is to perhaps save you all from getting really angry. ;) While I can't really remember the funny lines that clearly since there were so few, one that was remotely funny was the doing lines of cocaine on the tennis court lines. My 7 year old nephew could write a far more entertaining/funny version of this concept. This is a supremely poor man's Blades of Glory. Supremely poor.

calum55 So as a tennis fan myself I wasn't sure what to expect from a documentary style parody. With some good actors and tennis stars I was hoping for it to be worth my time. Andy Samberg was especially really funny, as were all the actors. The whole way through I was laughing, there are some weird moments which shouldn't put you of as this is a very different but hilarious 40 minutes that will be worth your time. If your looking for a comedy which is different and unique then this will be for you as this is not serious at all. It is very hard to make a parody of something really funny as I have watched a few in the past and they have been very poor but this one was very funny. I recommend to everyone, even people who don't enjoy sport will enjoy it.