Big Time in Hollywood, Fl

Synopsis

Big Time in Hollywood, FL is a dark comedy television series created by Alex Anfanger and Dan Schimpf. Premiering in 2015, the show follows the misadventures of two inseparable cousins, Byron and Cordell, who run a low-budget private detective and bounty hunter agency in South Florida. Their chaotic and often morally ambiguous escapades navigate the underbelly of Hollywood, Florida, blending absurd humor with crime-driven storylines. The series is known for its sharp wit, quirky characters, and the unique dynamic between the leads, providing a fresh twist on the buddy-comedy and crime genres. With its offbeat tone and inventive narrative style, the show has garnered a dedicated cult following despite a brief run.

Cast

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  Alex Anfanger

  Alex Dolfe

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  Lenny Jacobson

  Ben Dolfe

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  Stephen Tobolowsky

  Alan Dolfe

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  Kathy Baker

  Diana Dolfe

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  Jon Bass

  Del Plimpton

Reviews

Big Time in Hollywood, FL received a mixed-to-positive reception from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, the show holds a respectable rating of 7.8 out of 10, indicating generally favorable reviews from viewers. Critics have praised the series for its unique blend of absurd and dark comedy. The New York Times highlighted its "sharp, off-kilter humor and strong chemistry between the lead actors," emphasizing the show's inventive storytelling approach. Metacritic, which aggregates critic reviews, provided an overall mixed score, reflecting appreciation for the show's originality but noting pacing and tonal shifts as occasional drawbacks. Rotten Tomatoes, while not featuring a full critics consensus for the series, includes viewer ratings that generally favor the show’s quirky and unpredictable style. Fans appreciate its originality and character dynamics, but some have commented that the humor might not appeal to those who prefer traditional comedic structures or more straightforward narratives. Overall, Big Time in Hollywood, FL is recognized for taking creative risks, resulting in a distinctive yet polarizing viewing experience.