The Mick tv series

"Comedy wants to be outrageous, but is excessive (...) 'The Mick' lumbers along instead of flies. Scenes grope for punchlines that — when or if they come — lack punch or just belly-flop." 

"A good showcase for Kaitlin Olson, but the show (...) could be fresher." 

"One of 'The Mick’s ongoing strengths is its skewering of the lifestyles of Connecticut’s privileged elite." 

"It’s about as unoriginal as you can get, but its blatant outrageousness, lack of any moral center and celebration of exuberant American indulgence are cumulatively comforting on some level." 

"Kaitlin Olson proves a worthy star, but the Fox comedy can't keep pace with this nasty woman." 

"Without the freedom in language, tone and general obnoxiousness that FXX gives 'Sunny' ['It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia'], the over-the-top situations in 'The Mick' are less likely to make you laugh than to make you feel vaguely uncomfortable." 

"It’s nice to have a show that wants to throw out some of the most disgusting jokes it can think of, all while gleefully endangering children."