So, let me just start off by saying that I have tried numerous times to watch this series. Each and every time I would restart it, I found myself disappointed with the quality of the first few episodes. Actually, you could almost say that the experience of watching the first season is... Well... A grinding, difficult few hours of TV to get through. Yet it somehow finds a way to persuade you into the next season.

With respect to this, I am proud to say that my last attempt to watch this series was grand. I felt glorious with myself after making it through the first few episodes, and oh man did it pay off!

Where do I begin? Greg Daniels and Michael Schur did as great of a job as I have ever seen with developing the characters throughout this series. After each reoccurring actor sets their role in stone and cements their character's personality, you can see why this show, on average, rates higher the further you watch it. The show is centered around ten different individuals, all with completely different personalities (yes, including Chris Pratt's character, a thirty-something year old kid). This brings to light a lot of issues and drama that the cast must work through in each and every episode.

The writers went for a punch punch punch type of humor. A little laugh every couple of minutes, and I think that's what makes this such an entertaining show. Just after I felt myself recovering from an extremely funny line thrown at Terry/Jerry/Garry/Larry (they're all the same character, if you can believe it), Andy (played by Chris Pratt) says something out of this world dumb and just makes me lose it again.

All in all, I am most certainly going to find myself re-watching this in the future as I thoroughly enjoyed it.