It's pretty entertaining. The two leads do a good job, but the funniest people tend to be the actors with bit parts (i.e. Maron and Cross). I'll watch anything with H. Jon Benjamin in it and he did a great job. As entertaining as it is, I have a feeling this is something comedians from the New York scene enjoy more than us rubes. We get that L.A. is a fake place and we understand the satire of the film, it just doesn't affect us on a personal level like it does/did for them.

Silverman and Seder do a reasonably good job with their characters. The problem is that it's not terribly original. It's the same kind of acerbic jab at the Hollywood process that we've seen a hundred times before. Hollywood Shuffle and The Big Picture come to mind. Originality isn't everything, but a lot of the gags and plot developments were just too predictable. Still, it has a certain endearing charm, especially if you're a fan of the talent. Rarely laugh-out-loud funny, but amusing enough.