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Bland and uneven, Disjointed does more smoke-blowing than joke-telling -- though it's further proof that Betsy Sodaro is a comedian to watch. Read critic reviews
Disjointed (2017)
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Episodes
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1. Omega Strain
Air date: Aug 25, 2017
The employees at Ruth's Alternative Caring marijuana dispensary are passionate about life, love and -- most importantly -- pot.
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2. Eve's Bush
Air date: Aug 25, 2017
After a neighboring business lodges a formal complaint against the dispensary, two of Ruth's most loyal customers launch a protest in favor of marijuana.
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3. Rutherford B. Haze
Air date: Aug 25, 2017
Travis and Olivia reach an understanding; Dank and Dabby land an unexpected endorsement; Carter opens up about his past.
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4. Erschreckendglückseligkeit OG
Air date: Aug 25, 2017
A legendary marijuana photographer puts Pete in a tizzy; Ruth has a change of heart about her son's love life.
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5. Schrödinger's Pot
Air date: Aug 25, 2017
Pete and Doug share a love of candles; Jenny makes a painful phone call; Travis takes issue with Ruth's Scrabble tactics.
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6. Donna Weed
Air date: Aug 25, 2017
While at a funeral for a famous marijuana activist, Ruth imagines what Travis might say at her memorial when she dies.
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7. Prom Night
Air date: Aug 25, 2017
Ruth worries that Pete may leave for a rival; Olivia and Carter help Jenny track down an attractive customer.
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8. Pyongyang Green
Air date: Aug 25, 2017
Carter seeks Ruth's advice; Jenny comes clean with Pete; Travis brings his new girlfriend to the dispensary.
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9. Olivia's S...balls
Air date: Aug 25, 2017
Travis impresses Ruth with his business savvy; Olivia introduces a new delicacy to the dispensary; Pete gets an otherworldly visitor.
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10. The Worst
Air date: Aug 25, 2017
As Ruth and Travis experience the worst day of their lives, Dank and Dabby reach a short-lived realization.
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Audience Reviews for Disjointed: Season 1
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I really loved it, it had charm to it. The show was about marijuana and the culture of it. Complaining about them smoking a lot of the time in the show, is just petty.
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One of my favorite shows!!! I re-watch episodes all the time. Wish we would have gotten at least another season or 2
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The animations were cool. But its not a funny sitcom, even when you're high.
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I thought a stoner comedy with Kathy Bates would be at least a bit fun, how wrong I was. The show makes the bizarre choice to use canned laughter and has some of the most unoriginal stereotypical humour about weed that I've ever seen. I genuinely thought the first episode was some sort of parody that would turn into the real show at some point, it was that bad. If you were looking for a fun, new comedy that tackles jokes about cannabis and those that use it in any kind of new or innovative way -- look far, far away from here.
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This series is surely not for everyone and surely not for close-minded boomers. Disjointed is specificly for stoners with good sense of humor. It have everything, from talking about serious mental issues (PTSD,Anxiety etc.) to situational jokes. You have to focus on more than just "stupid comedy for stoners", this series have a really deep message behind it, specificaly the animations're talking for their self. It is surely a great show that was unfornutely cancelled, only because of close-minded critics. PS.: WE NEED ANOTHER SEASONS !
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I don't really get the low ratings. Actually funny, stoner-humour(mostly thanks to Betsy Sodaro & Chris Redd); while adressing stereotypes, fighting mental illnesses, family relationships, today's issues in not just the USA.. The actors have great chemistry and characters would have even more development if it could be longer..it has potential, just a pity they had to pack most of the important stuff into the last episode of season 2.. It has a warm comfy atmosphere, and tries to show that we honestly just gotta be more open minded and accepting.
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Great show. The cinematography is trash, as is the overall production value, but it's still funny and it's still well acted. It's a great show. I'm sad they cancelled it. Episode 8 of Part One is one of the funniest things I have ever seen. Betsy Sodaro absolutely owns her big scene and everytime I watch it I laugh so hard it's a liability to watch it while my wife is sleeping. I'd watch a third season, it's a shame we can't but I would if I could.
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This show is an absolute gem of a sitcom, contrary to rotten tomatoes low hanging fruit of a rating. Unfortunately this show was cancelled, leaving doctors baffled. You just have to "get it" and I don't think the world was ready for a show this good. Doctors are baffled.
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50/100 - not really that funny or entertaining. you can expect stoner films to be filled with slapstick humor but this show was bad all around
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One of the best shows I ever watched in my life!. It's such a shame that was canceled. Netflix can barely have something worth to watch it and re-watch it and when they have something good it doesn't last. Maybe now that the marihuana is getting approved in many states getting their sweet profit of it, Netflix should make more Seasons of this wonderful show and make a trend of it. Would be def a hit!
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