I am a HUGE fan of The State, and I think this show is hysterical. Not only is it funny, it's the funniest episode in the whole series. I know this type of humor isn't for everyone, but I adore it.

do not want to waste my time any more

The 3 Stooges had more sophisticated humor and was funnier. My 5th grader tells wittier jokes. How did this POS ever make it on to film?

a few funny jokes
coulda been a decent show with a few small tweaks
the problem with making an intentionally ridiculous show, is that if you make it just a hair too ridiculous, you have a ridiculous bad show, and if you make it a hair not ridiculous enough, you have a two-hair-less ridiculous show.
supporting cast and even david guy dont pull off the ridiculous quite right

No no, everyone, I GET that it's intentionally absurd, and takes random 180's at all times, but that doesn't mean it works. A show must stick in your mind in more than a confusing jumble, and if the characters aren't the focus (which, here, they are not), then at least the actors must endear themselves to the viewer, which they didn't. I feel very neutral about these comedians and their show, so it's clear the show is flat.You can't take someone's judgement of a comedy piece as bad, to mean that the judge only wants early-nineties-style sitcoms. There are many many different types of comedy and I sincerely doubt anyone confuses Stella's style with Two and Half Men's. This particular piece just didn't work. A lot of other shows ALSO don't work, and they stay on the air for many season's, but with this, it's off-the-beaten-path intent, and lack of just-right moments of hilarity, I can see why it didn't survive.

I'd heard about Stella, and I love Michael Ian Black, but watching this was torture. Maybe it gets better at some point, but I found it awkward and choppy.