Jared Hess’s deadpan comedy, with its unforgettable characters and idiosyncratic world, is practically a pilot for the most surreal sitcom imaginable. Napoleon, Kip, Pedro, and the whole cast of Preston, Idaho, would deliver weekly doses of awkward humor, bizarre situations, and quotable dialogue. Their low-stakes, high-personality lives, from competitive drawing to llama farming, offer an endless tapestry of oddball charm. It’s a show where nothing much happens, yet everything is endlessly entertaining and uniquely endearing.
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