Fitz Does it Again!
Jason Priestley and his crew of actors does a fantastic job in this adult comedy. I've loved it since the first episode or the first season. It so different from most shows that are trying to break the next boundary of edgy or adult. This show is just a self-absorbed used car salesman (screw pre-owned) and all the troubles in his life that a good time Sinatra want-to-be can charm his way through. You really need to watch the first two seasons but it is the kind of show you can enjoy from any episode. I believe you could make a drinking game out of how many times he and the cast tell Larry to "Shut the F... Up Larry"! The show is pure fun.
Unbridled Debauchery Performed With Such Love You Can't Help But Laugh Yourself Silly!
Everyone knows that salesmen are slimeballs, right? And of all the slimeballs, certainly everyone knows that car salesman are the biggest slimeballs, right? And, taking into account the entire car sales industry, most assuredly everyone knows that U-S-E-D car salesmen have always and will always be the biggest offenders, right? So long as you buy the stereotype, then chances are I've got just the vehicle you're looking for. It's called CALL ME FITZ, and it's a beaute! No, the mileage ain't all that high. Of course, it's in perfect shape. And why wouldn't you want to take this nasty beast for a spin around the block? You know what I'm saying? Take my word for it: if you're looking for laughs, I think you're in the market for a few episodes of this.
(NOTE: The following review will contain minor spoilers necessary solely for the discussion of plot and characters. If you're the kind of reader who prefers a review entirely spoiler-free, then I'd encourage you to skip...
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