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The comedy is there, but not in laugh format.

Posted by free.ranger on May 30, 2013 at 08:41:20:
The entire premise of their existence is the joke. They desparately want to live and love normally, raise their kids, and be happy. But the whole thing, even the children, is a major facade. A joke. Most of the weekly sketches involve their square peg - round hole existence. So far they are getting away with it, but barely. The series does really well in showing how all of this is fucking up their minds. To some extent, that's comedy.