I saw a previous reviewer state that you will like it if you can relate to it, which is entirely true and some others have described Chris Lilley as a writing mastermind. Surely if he were a mastermind in writing he would be able to write a comedy that could be about a certain culture, yet was still accessible to outsiders. I wouldn't even describe this as a comedy because there is nothing to laugh about, not one moment of jest worthy of laughter, absolutely no humour in this sad excuse for a show. It comes across as some weakly written script that was half finished and required the actors to fill in the rest with mundane, clueless ad-lib. Johan, as stated is a somewhat unruly school kid who gets into fights and situations, turns over desks, argues, shouts and all done the most humourless way. To summarise what this programme is like, go to a school and hang around with a load of teenage boys at lunchtime and see if you find they're humour funny and make sure you don't get arrested too. In conclusion, the only way you will relate to this is if you are still at school.
Review of Jonah from Tonga
