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People of Earth boasts obscurity in its comedy; it differs itself from today's typical comedic style of attempting to wow in an audience through a forced one joke per minute.

The show's protagonist isn't even the centre of the show's events. He's simply a journalist coming to terms with his strange past filled with alien encounters, and the failure of his career as he takes a path towards untangling himself from a web of confusion and truth.

For the most part, People of Earth is a comedy show about, well, people. We dive into the lives of self-proclaimed victims of alien abduction and how those encounters have affected their lives personally. The comedy comes in through their behaviour and mentalities towards others. These are awkward conspiracy theorists, but they happen to actually be right. 

These completely different people group up every few days to discuss one thing they have in common: they have experienced the unexplained.

It's peculiar to accidentally stumble across a show nobody else seems to be watching; a show that actually has excellent writing, excellent characters, and an entwined narrative that makes sense without feeling too hazy on the brain.

People of Earth is definitely ripe with potential, and I'm excited to see where it goes and how it manages to maintain its quality. I just hope others are able to appreciate it enough for it to reach that opportunity. A cancellation of this show would be a loss to the comedy show genre.