Idiotsitter

The series follows Gene, a trust-fund heiress who hires Billie, a struggling grad student, as a babysitter for her darling children. However, Gene's children are notoriously difficult and have driven away all previous sitters. Billie finds herself in increasingly bizarre and chaotic situations as she tries to manage the unruly kids and navigate the eccentricities of Gene's life. The show thrives on the escalating absurdity and the unlikely bond that forms between the two women.

Idiotsitter was generally met with mixed to positive reviews, praised for its sharp comedic writing and the strong chemistry between its lead actresses. Critics often highlighted the show's willingness to embrace outrageous scenarios and its relatable portrayal of the struggles faced by its characters, particularly Billie. While some found the humor occasionally too niche or over-the-top, the series garnered a loyal following for its unique premise and comedic performances.

• Praised for its quirky humor and the dynamic between the two leads.
• Found to be a unique comedy that doesn't shy away from absurd situations.
• Some critics noted the humor could be hit-or-miss depending on viewer taste.

Google audience: Audiences largely enjoyed the show's offbeat humor and the performances of Jillian Bell and Charlotte Newhouse, finding it a refreshing and entertaining comedy series.

The pilot episode of Idiotsitter originally aired on Comedy Central in 2014 before the series was picked up by and aired on the streaming service Comedy Central Now in 2017.