Far too often, a sitcom will fall flat with unfunny jokes or unlikable characters. Luckily, Rutherford Falls does not have this problem. Full of hilarious moments, like Paul F. Tompkins as the ridiculous Professor Tobias James Kaufman, you're sure to find something to laugh about. In between bouts of laughter, there are also plenty of heartfelt moments that might just cause you to find a new comfort character. Our personal favorites include the journeys of discovery that both Reagan and Terry go on to reconnect with the people that matter most. Sure, on its surface Rutherford Falls might be about the fight over an outdated statue. However, if you look deeper, you'll see it's truly about the highs, lows, and everything else that happens when you figure out who you really are.
