Creators:
Simon RichCinematography:
Brian BurgoyneCast:
Daniel Radcliffe, Steve Buscemi, Geraldine Viswanathan, Karan Soni, Sasha Compère, Jon Bass, Lolly Adefope, Caleb Emery, Drew Matthews, Jason MacDonald (more)VOD (2)
Episodes(7)
Reviews (3)
Eternal rest sounds great... A cynical view of how our world works which, given deeper thought, might not be so dumb after all. Radcliffe as a burned out optimistic loner working in a department that everybody has forgotten about is just perfect. Buscemi’s God is divine, a bored, self-centered illiterate being who tries to look cool in front of everybody oscillates somewhere between the Big Lebowski and a five-year-old. His bet with Jr. concerning the small miracle of saving our planet is slightly superficial, but I must admit that I wasn’t sure until the end how things would pan out with human kind. A pile of dead bodies, red tape and unfilled forms.
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A completely undemanding, relaxing series you can watch in a single afternoon. If I weren't an atheist, I would find God as portrayed by Steve Buscemi very realistic. The world seems to be ruled by exactly this sort of irresponsible dimwit. For once, I didn't mind the multicultural cast, this was exactly the type of series in which it fit perfectly (although the Indian woman as a barbarian warrior was a little odd to say the least...). It wasn't amazing, but it was funny. I had a few laughs, which is the whole point, right?
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Just the kind of show I needed to see. Great idea, cynical black humor, with the literally divine Steve Buscemi and with Daniel Radcliffe acting so natural I never once thought of a certain bespectacled wizard. Geraldine Viswanathan is a new discovery for me and I have a feeling I'll be happy to see her in absolutely anything from now on.
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