Tim and Eric's Bedtime Stories
Comedy • TV-14 • 2014–17 • 2 Seasons
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Tim and Eric's dark comedy anthology series.
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Fun, not quite as good as awesome show great job. But with tim and Eric subjectiveness is the lest of your concerns
Tim and Eric try their hand at a surreal, comedic horror anthology series. Some of the episodes are hilarious and haunting.
Bedtime Stories is brilliantly bizarre, a comedic rollercoaster that defies norms. A must for those who crave offbeat humor!
Twisted, bizarre, and often stupid. Tim and Eric will hit you over the head with a joke until you’re a masochist begging for more.
It’s basically a goofier inside no. 9, and I love it for that
Equal parts disturbing and bizarre and hilarious. There are so many iconic, quotable moments that never fail to make me laugh.
Absurd and enjoyable, if you don’t like nonsense for the sake of nonsense then don’t watch. Also recommend when stoned
Words escape me, I don’t know what I saw but it was oddly enough good?
Some of the weirdest comedy ever. So many quotable scenes and memorable characters.
I love this show. I think about the Toes episode constantly. the cum-buildup episode is the perfect worst nightmare. so fucking funny.
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7.0 – Based on 271 ratings
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