Initially, it started like a Japanese version of Seinfeld where 3 struggling comedians are going to talk about "nothing".
Gradually, it starts developing into an overwhelming & motivating journey of 3 comedians & 2 sisters in their late 20s trying to figure out the true meaning of their past failures. It's a wonderful depiction of how a group of people can help each other find out the best version of themselves. I couldn't find any skit in "The Skit begins" funny at all however everything outside the skits was definitely funnier if not the "The Lip Reader" kind of funny. Maybe that was the punchline!
It is definitely one of the most mature content I have personally come across from Japan & would love to stumble more upon similar hidden-gems of Japanese television.
Gradually, it starts developing into an overwhelming & motivating journey of 3 comedians & 2 sisters in their late 20s trying to figure out the true meaning of their past failures. It's a wonderful depiction of how a group of people can help each other find out the best version of themselves. I couldn't find any skit in "The Skit begins" funny at all however everything outside the skits was definitely funnier if not the "The Lip Reader" kind of funny. Maybe that was the punchline!
It is definitely one of the most mature content I have personally come across from Japan & would love to stumble more upon similar hidden-gems of Japanese television.
