Flipped

Will Forte is reliably hilarious in everything he's in, and that remains true for this comedy spooled out in bite-sized chunks. Clad in eye-catching bright patterns that always complement Cricket's entertainingly way-out ensembles, the pair are twin stars whose boundless enthusiasm is dwarfed only by their massive cluelessness. The pair's put-upon personas are fully formed when Flipped begins: "We're two people with vision living among the blind," sighs Jann about his many boring day jobs, while Cricket returns "It's like the system is rigged against us!" But the birth of a dream in the form of a Home and Garden channel's competition in search of the next great house design stars really ignites the couple, and they quickly shift from misery to delusional grandeur. 

Skylights! Kitchen islands! Color schemes, verandas, carved moldings under the eaves (that turn out to be wasp's nests), and other design drama ensues. But when a bad man with bad plans walks into Cricket and Jann's new space, the couple's worst problem instantly changes from "not enough space for a 1,000-bottle wine cellar" to "we may not make it to the end of this renovation." It'd be a shame to reveal what happens next, but you can bet it'll be a lot of fun, because this top-notch cast is just wonderful, and televised home design shows are a genre ripe for parody. Grab a sledgehammer. It's demolition day.