No Big Deal review
The characters are dead-eyed waxworks which speak with all the nuance of a satnav. But this AI-created workplace comedy is so bad that even the greatest actors alive couldn’t stop it being unwatchable
TL;DR
- The AI-generated sitcom "No Big Deal" is described as a terrible viewing experience.
- The show suffers from non-existent shot-to-shot continuity, inconsistent background noise, and characters with lifeless movements and expressions.
- Characters' lip-syncing is poor, their movements are unnaturally smooth, and they sometimes remain completely still like robots.
- The dialogue is delivered monotonously, and even simple actions like a fist shake are poorly executed.
- The show's premise is "The Office meets Dragons' Den" but fails to be funny or engaging.
- Despite being written by a human, Andrew Dickinson, the AI's execution makes the content unwatchable.
- The reviewer believes that capitulating to AI-created content is a step towards AI eventually replacing human writers and creativity.