Kevin Can F**k Himself: Season 1

"The series is about rebellion with a format that feels rebellious in only the most superficial sense."

"Kevin Can F**k Himself... pulls off a tricky mix of genres to avenge the sitcom wife..."

"At a certain point, the show’s experimentation might end up as a distraction rather than a creative expression."

"There's a series here. I'm just not sure if it's worthy of the premise."

"An experiment with diminishing returns."

"A curious hybrid of a series, it smashes expectations, it seethes and you can only admire the ambition and ingenuity of it."

"The show’s attempts to deconstruct the sitcom wife are notable, but at the same time, by not fully addressing her mental health, it veers into a dangerous territory."

"The show might become not just one pointed parody but two; a take-down of toxic sitcoms and a spin on prestige, male-driven crime dramas."

"Although the concept has more appeal than the reality, there's hope that Kevin Can F**k Himself could turn into a better show..."

"Quickly moves past its high concept to show the picture of a woman in crisis."

"It may be as subtle as a blow to the skull, but it's an inventive meta-critique of TV."

"It’s a dark marital revenge fantasy shackled by the brilliance of its own conceit."

"An intriguing, fascinating, if not always completely convincing look at the duality and duress of the sitcom wife."