Not very good, but a good enough time
Jack Quaid's acting is good. Though, he is literally doing Hughie from the Boys
Aside from one scene which has a lot of slapstick, it tries to play it pretty straight. Which works in its favour and doesn't. On one hand, it doesn't get too distracted by the comedy. And it uses it's serious moments rather well. On the other, without that kind of unique element, it's incredibly generic
The writing is…