- Network: FOX
- Series Premiere Date: Mar 31, 2015
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Beyond its thin premise, Weird Loners fares best when it digs deeper, having Stosh help Caryn out with an older relative, or exploring the childhood history between Stosh and Eric.
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Creator Michael Weithorn (“The King of Queens”) effortlessly pulls Weird Loners past the usual pilot-episode blues to deliver a single-camera show that is harmlessly offbeat and even fun to watch (with something of a “Happy Endings” vibe), thanks to a cast that clicks instantly.
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This show is guided by sitcom pros, but it doesn’t feel like an old-pro show at all. It doesn’t go for easy or cheap laughs, and most of its scenes don’t follow the usual sitcom trajectory--instead, they take odd twists and turns.
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It’s not loud or frenetic. It’s not particularly cutting-edge. It’s just funny, in a relaxed way that’s welcome somehow in a television spectrum full of pushiness and intensity.
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Loners is goofy--the same way Knighton’s “Happy Endings” was--and that’s what makes it so fun.
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For the most part, Weird Loners is done well enough to merit your attention.
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Maybe network executives are just throwing their hands up for now and clearing the cupboard shelves of what’s left, which includes the funny, engaging Weird Loners.
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A single-camera comedy with no laugh track, Weird Loners is a pleasant enough viewing experience.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 14 out of 23
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Mixed: 7 out of 23
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Negative: 2 out of 23
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