SEASON PREMIERE: It’s the Season 11 premiere for this broad and bawdy comedy, which moved to FXX after years on more prominent sister network FX. What’s amazing is that – well, what’s really amazing is that this show has survived for 10 seasons. Let’s leave it at that.

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Jason Kronberg

Not for nothing - but if u take away the ridiculous episode premises - and how obviously unreal the characters are - the quality of acting - Kaitlin Olsen is the funniest woman on television- how well cast it is make it one of the funniest shows ever.

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