Netflix’s Disjointed is a predictable pot comedy that feels out of place in a “choom-friendly America”

The New York Times

“For the intoxicant, this kind of wacky family-work hybrid could have aired 25 years ago,” says James Poniewozik. “But it’s also raunchy without much sophistication and distractingly self-conscious. Where HBO’s High Maintenance, about the peregrinations of a pot dealer, plays its material cool, Disjointed makes marijuana the joke in a way that would have felt more at home in the Cheech and Chong ’70s.” PLUS: It’s packed with bad jokes and a distracting laugh track, and half of Disjointed is "challenging and subversive to the extreme."