meh, it's like the watered down splenda of neither.

I like it. It's generally a decent workplace comedy, kind of a Silicon Valley with the edges filed down (and occasionally the serial numbers filed off), and then every once in a while they hit you with some awesome writing, though it's perhaps telling that two of their strongest episodes (s1 and s2 stand-alones) have absolutely no one from the regular cast, and the s2 one has some great work from Silicon Valley's Josh Brener. I gather people actually in game development don't find that aspect very realistic.

I wouldn't subscribe to Apple TV for it, but it's worth checking out. I do think the shine is off the rose with man-child tech entrepreneurs since the show was first developed, though.

Well damn, it's on Apple TV, the one service I don't have.

Yeah that's a solid rec.

If you're watching it for the first time make sure you watch the 2 special episodes between S1 and S2; it really adds to it.

Also David Hornsby, aka Rickety Cricket. He's a writer and executive producer for both Mythic Quest and Sunny.

I recently tried to get a boomer uncle into IASIP and started with episode 1. Don't be like me. Second try was with my aunt and her husband and "Hundred Dollar Baby". Jackpot. They stayed for another episode which was of course "Sweet Dee has a heart attack".

I hate 'Sunny' but like this show. For the other dozen people who can't stand 'Sunny'.

Edit: I also love Silicon Valley

Gross Apple TV... What is used for torrents these days? Been a while...

I just caught up on this series and I enjoyed it quite a lot. I was particularly struck by how disparate it is in seasons 2 and 3, like it's trying to be several distinct shows/stories in one. While that's usually a bad characteristic, I think MQ manages to pull it off, which is cool. Overall it's a good show, and pretty unique, which is hard to come by.

It's Apple...not a chance in hell