As you keep watching, you start to realize that he is not always totally honest. Who doesn't embellish once in a while, but this is supposed to be a true story.
He is now writing detective novels based on himself and his story under the pseudonym Ryan Sinclair.
I hate to leave a bad review, but I am struggling to see the point of this show. I think Seth Rogan was just super baked when he got the raw footage, and thought he could turn it into something interesting.
The format is interesting, but you can see the raw pity on all the actor's faces in the 4th wall breaks. I would feel for this man, if i felt i could believe his story is 100% the truth, but he has already admitted to embellishing by the 2nd episode.
He is now writing detective novels based on himself and his story under the pseudonym Ryan Sinclair.
I hate to leave a bad review, but I am struggling to see the point of this show. I think Seth Rogan was just super baked when he got the raw footage, and thought he could turn it into something interesting.
The format is interesting, but you can see the raw pity on all the actor's faces in the 4th wall breaks. I would feel for this man, if i felt i could believe his story is 100% the truth, but he has already admitted to embellishing by the 2nd episode.