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Critic Consensus: Brockmire insinuates itself as the series goes on, elevated by assured, compelling performances from Hank Azaria and Amanda Peet -- and a raw humor all its own.
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Critic Reviews for Brockmire: Season 1
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Amusing initially, tedious ultimately.
Brockmire still has its appeals: As the title character, Hank Azaria brings that same level of verbal versatility and comedic bona fides that Bill Hader and Fred Armisen bring to their program.
As the episodes go on, Brockmire starts to feel like a real person rather than a caricature of a baseball personality and the show begins to blossom.
Brockmire gives its two leads showcases they've more than earned.
You'd think it would run dry of ideas right away, but it doesn't, and the series is as welcome as night games.
Brockmire is fresh, funny, and winning. It has good jokes, good characters, and a surprising melancholy streak.
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