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But inKimmy Schmidts slightly skewed version of New York, Netflix isnt called Netflix.
That may sound like heavy material for a quirky comedy likeUnbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.
Titus shouts in one scene.
This is not justified!)
The series manages to make this point and immediately do something ridiculous to double-check its not becoming too preachy.
Immediately after Kimmy makes that speech about fairy tales, for example, she shouts, Big finish!
and busts out her best Roger Rabbit, which is to say, a fairly mediocre Roger Rabbit.
Even thoughKimmy Schmidtis tackling some weighty subject matter, it hasnt sacrificed its zaniness.
Not every joke lands, and the episode stretches its satirical muscles a little too hard at times.
(This season shes dealing with the aftermath of the death of her lover, Artie.)
A copy of what TV Guidelooks like now is the equivalent of a roided-up phone book.
The guffaw-per-minute ratio onUnbreakable Kimmy Schmidtremains very, very high.
