This comedy created by and starring Danny McBride is about a dysfunctional family of superstar televangelists. He plays the eldest son who gets blackmailed with a video from one of his not-so-virtuous nights. Watch it for easy laughs, especially if you’re used to McBride’s brand of humor, but maybe skip it if not. Also with John Goodman and Adam DeVine.
"Putting characters first is rarely a bad idea with ongoing TV series, and McBride ensures viewers will want to keep coming back just to see more of what this cast can do."
— Ben Travers
"This is a decent show that could quickly become good or even great. All the pieces are there, even if McBride seems to be struggling at the beginning to put them together into one convincing sermon."
— Brian Tallerico
The story of a world-famous televangelist family with a history of deviance, greed and, yes, charitable work, all in the name of Jesus.
WGA
1 nomination
I enjoyed, and watched because they filmed, and will continue to film with the next season, right near where I live in West Ashley. You can go and take a picture of the “Gemstone” entrance at Citadel Mall.
It’s an entertaining show, a bit over the top satirical, with just enough adult interest.