Some funny jokes of absolute randomness strung along by the flimsiest and weakest of plotlines. The writers seem to fight against the constraints of a linear storytelling model for 30 minutes and, IMO, would do better to write stories more as independent vignettes, comic strip style. It would probably work better as YouTube shorts of about 5-6 minutes apiece better than it does as a TV show.
As such, I think it's good in concepts and has great moments. But as a linear 30 minutes of television, it's a Frankenstein patchwork of unrelated skits and gags that fails a bit in that format. There's almost zero cohesion between one scene and another one 10 minutes later.