Rather than wearing down Guy through sheer force of will, Sam appeals to the dormant sense of daring he can sense deep down under the surface. Helped along by Adam Devine’s game-for-anything voice work, the show makes Sam into a character that blends mischief, optimism, and a sense of wonder. Elsewhere, the various rest stops on Sam and Guy’s road to Meepville are drenched in whimsical, vividly colored landscapes.Īgainst that backdrop, “Green Eggs and Ham” also deserves credit for finding a tonal sweet spot for Sam-I-Am himself to live in. Sometimes that pops up in the show’s gleeful literalizing of common phrases (Michellee is an actual bean counter, while Guy watches paint dry). One of the more enjoyable aspects of “Green Eggs and Ham” is seeing the show indulge the absurd, exaggerated Seussisms that exists on the page. (Ilana Glazer) and a couple self-proclaimed Bad Guys, McWinkle and Gluntz (Jeffrey Wright and Jillian Bell) close on the Chickeraffe’s trail.
‘American Born Chinese’ Review: A Sweet Teen Odyssey with Killer MovesĪlong the way, they meet other sets of foils: an overly protective mother Michellee (Diane Keaton) and her daughter E.B.
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