"The Last Man on Earth" has been an absolute riot so far through the first 3 episodes, adding its own unique comedic twist on a classic premise, and looks like it will continue to go strong throughout its first season. Will Forte is back taking on a slightly different persona from his usual MacGruber and channeling a bit of his own Tom Hanks in "Castaway".

While the first episode takes on a more serious tone, the second episode is where things REALLY take off and the show comes into its own comedically. Give this show a few episodes to see what it is really about.

Will Forte and Kristen Schaal have an instant chemistry that leaves me cringing and smiling at the same like classic "The Office" episodes featuring Michael Scott's best escapades. I can't wait until more of the rumored cast members show up and add even more wrinkles.

One last word. Fox, if you dare go "Firefly" on this show and cancel it early, I will not be pleased. That is all. Go watch this show now!!

This show is awful. Phil/Tandy is so easy to hate, no quality characters in this show

Edit: Season 2 was much better, but still pretty intolerable.

The one thing I couldn't understand about "The last man on earth" that Phil had all the world in his hands and instead he chose to stay with all those people who clearly hate him, and don't make me start talking about the poor choices he always made just to get laid or to made everyone love him, if he could listen to me I would say : come on man, have some guts, take a car and leave

It's not actually funny. It's just a poor waste of resources and a waste of time to intelligent minds.

This show was great and it is a travesty it ended on the cliffhanger that it did. It really needs to be revived to get a proper ending. The premise is awesome from the beginning, the comedy is outrageous, and the plot never failed to keep me entertained with each passing episode. Will Forte plays his role remarkably, the side characters are equally amusing, and the guest appearances are always on point with their own quality story arcs. If you like sitcoms like Raising Hope, you should definitely check this one out!

Average Season Review: 8.25/10

Recommendation:Must See (For Outrageous Sitcom Fans)

I'll miss this show. It wasn't what I would consider "great TV" but it wasn't so bad that it needed to be cancelled. It was good mindless TV.

The Last Man on Earth makes semi-obligatory references to Cast Away, before casting them away. With dialogue reminiscent of a Wes Anderson film (a bit sad in a jaunty sort of way) it leaves enough intrigue as to what will happen next.

Devoid of any huge 'laugh out loud' moments, but thankfully not the straight slapstick comedy it appeared to be - there's something strangely therapeutic about a man bickering with himself, with God, and whatever else he can find along the way.

Cancelled without en ending, so dont bother picking this shit up.
With an ending i would have rated the series an 7/10, watched all episodes and stayed amuzing.
Now it doesnt even deserve an 1/10

I’ll miss you! When it had a good episode it was really fun. I get the boring too.

Great news! this terrible show was finally canceled after season 4. Maybe humanity stands a chance to escape idiotic extinction.

I seriously don't know what to make of this. On the one hand I have to give it to the writers/producers for creating such a despisable character like Phil/Tandy - that takes some guts.
But on the other hand: maaan, he is just such a manipulative, childish, insecure, backstabbing, lying piece of sh....!

The show does have funny moments and I do laugh. "Tandy" Phil is definitely imperfect in so many ways, but you do see him really trying. Carol annoyed me at first, but then she comes to be pretty much the only decent person among the group. I can't stand the rest. They act like they're perfect and yet they are very flawed too and pretty big jerks. I mean you have the other Phil who actually tried to kill Tandy and had a loaded gun but lied to Carol about it. Then you have Melissa who acts like she's so much better than everyone else. Todd went on about trust and he was lying the entire time. The chef and the Australian girl are just stuck up and for a chef to not even try to make anything they can eat, really? I know they need those characters to create conflict etc. but it gets really old after a while of them constantly making Phil their whipping boy when they're not totally perfect themselves.

3 minutes into episode 3x2 I stopped watching this series, and haven't looked back since.
Made my life much better.