It's a nice concept, but the script feels forced and it's as though O'Halloran and Anderson magically forgot how to act. Definitely a bit of a miss as far as Smith's usually impressive comedic stylings go.

Truly insane, but funny.

Laugh track? Why?

Pretty entertaining. A nice showcase for Randal's character and how much he overthinks the societal implications of really dumb hypothetical scenarios.

The first 4 minutes are decent, featuring an interesting hypothetical and decent banter between two friends. However, the last two minutes, with Randal's tortuously long, overdone soliloquy, and then, the eye-rolling predictable punchline take things down a few notches. (Yep, it's just a gay joke at the end) It's watchable, and I was entertained during a few moments, but I didn't laugh, either.

Horrible piece of trash.

For those complaining about the "laugh track" -- this originally aired during The Tonight Show, and the laughter you hear is from the audience.

Funny, Clerks in a car.

Good

Talky.

Incredibly bad. Smith actually puts in a laugh track. Did I just watch a sitcom or something? It also has those 2 unfunny guys in all his movies talking about yep, more unfunny stuff. Good job Kevin Smith, keep being below average!

Smith's style works much better for shorts than it does for full-length films.

Diddle your penny.