Letterkenny. It started having way more drama and lost its charm for me.
Now that you mention it, the disconnected episodes that seemed a little formulaic - farm, town, skids, farm, modeens, fight, farm - and completely interchangeable were kinda good. I think Mr Keeso writes better when it’s not a big drama arc. Shoresy is /good/, and better than Letterkenny for arc writing, but it’s not without warts.
I’m biased toward Mr Keeso for his luck in getting a part in the best episode of TV since “Henry Blake was shot down”, fair disclosure.
Now that you mention it, the disconnected episodes that seemed a little formulaic - farm, town, skids, farm, modeens, fight, farm - and completely interchangeable were kinda good. I think Mr Keeso writes better when it’s not a big drama arc. Shoresy is /good/, and better than Letterkenny for arc writing, but it’s not without warts.
I’m biased toward Mr Keeso for his luck in getting a part in the best episode of TV since “Henry Blake was shot down”, fair disclosure.