Welcome To Flatch (FOX) Trailer HD - Seann William Scott, Aya Cash comedy series

Inspired by BBC Studios’ BAFTA-winning BBC format, “This Country,” WELCOME TO FLATCH (fka “This Country”) is a half-hour comedy written and executive-produced by Emmy Award winner Jenny Bicks (“Sex and the City,” “The Greatest Showman”) and directed and executive-produced by Emmy Award nominee Paul Feig (“The Office,” “Bridesmaids”). When a documentary crew sets out to explore the lives of residents in a small American town – their dreams, their concerns – they stumble upon the midwestern town of Flatch, which is made up of many eccentric personalities. It’s a place you want to visit and maybe even stay. If there was a decent motel. Which there is not. The series stars newcomers Chelsea Holmes and Sam Straley, Seann William Scott (“Lethal Weapon,” “American Pie” franchise), Aya Cash (“The Boys,” “You’re The Worst”), Taylor Ortega (“Succession”) and newcomers Krystal Smith and Justin Linville. Subscribe to tvpromosdb on Youtube for more Welcome To Flatch season 1 promos in HD!

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» Starring: Seann William Scott, Aya Cash

[wetkneehouston]

The original show, "this country" is a masterpiece. I dont think it will work over produced like this, its supposed to fe raw and real

[Holtend]

This is based on one of my favourite BBC shows, the award-winning ‘This Country’.

[Jamieb]

I'd never think I would see the day where Stifler becomes someone who works in a church.

[truecrimewithglenclark]

the beauty of this country is that its so authentic it could be real. at a glance it looks like a proper documentary. America over produces everything. it deosnt look raw.

[chucksolutions]

I really hope Sean Williams Scott has a break out.

He is so much more than just “Stifler.”

[harris]

will never be anywhere near as good as This Country by Daisy May and Charlie Cooper

[victorborges]

Seann William Scott is such good actor, I always wished he had a big role in a blockbuster, but as he never came, it's good to see him on TV right after Lethal Weapon.

[willienelsongonzalez]

Great to see Seann William Scott in this as part of an ensemble cast!

[PrincessPerfectMe]

I know this is the American remake of This Country (which I LOVE) but unfortunately I don't think this looks like it has grasped the charm of the original. I see some recycled jokes, which is fine, but they don't work as well - like a box of celebrations is imdeded in british culture, but I don't think munchkins are on that level; most importantly, I don't know how vital of a role the local vicar / priest would play in an american small town whereas in a british villiage the church is basically the community centre, regardless of religion, because a british villiage is much smaller than an american small town (and walkable, which is a huge difference in terms of how the people interact)

[finnegancourtney]

I’m gonna get so attached to this show just to watch it be cancelled after a year

[robertbrookes]

Add this to the list of shows America took from the UK because they know our shows are better.

The Office, The It Crowd, The Inbetweeners, Miranda, Taskmaster, and soon a Ghosts adaptation.

[therustbucket]

Glad Daisy and Charlie are cashing in they deserve it Good on um 👏👏👏

[trentonryder]

Okay as someone who’s watched both shows let me settle some of the discourse in these comments.

A.) it’s not a “This Country” rip off, it’s an American Adaptation of the show with Daisy Cooper and Charlie Cooper literally on as executive producers. — The first episode of Flatch is basically a word for word remake of This Country’s first episode, but after that the show finds its own footing with a few references and callbacks to the original series sprinkled in.

B.) Yes, Kelly is supposed to be Kerry but Shrub on the other hand is very much not the same as Kurtan; he’s adapted from him and experiences a lot of the same storyline’s as Kurtan (for example in the S1 finale, same as the This Country S1 finale, Shrub prepares to go to college) but all in all the characters are completely detached from each other. — Also, Daisy and Charlie approved of the casting choice for Sam and Holmes as their american counterparts.

C.) If you’re complaining that your from a small town and this is nothing like what small towns are; congratulations on figuring out Flatch is supposed to be a sensationalised unique town that’s completely detached from the rest of American society; hence why they say multiple times in the show that flatch is like no other, and why “not the worst place to be” becomes to towns slogan in the “RIP Cynthia” episode.

D.) Yes it’s “overproduced” compared to This Country, but it’s America and it’s on FOX and they had a $35M budget to utilise, so why are you surprised?

E.) it got renewed for a second season already so you can stop with the “it’s going to get cancelled after 5 episodes” comments.

Aight. You’re all caught up. ✌️

[SteveS]

This feels like an American try at Letterkenny mixed in with a little The Office.

[toddsmitts]

This'll be an interesting 8-13 episodes before it gets cancelled. (Come on, it's FOX!)

[Mistopherchristopher]

I feel like this will be lucky to get a season 2 but if it does then I see it lasting many seasons if they get into their groove. people pan things too quickly if they don’t like the first season, but a show really doesn’t find its feet until season 2 onwards.

I’m open to this show

[tmseh]

I feel the world is finally getting close to some kind of normal seeing Scott back in the game.

[luke_s]

It seems like this version of 'This Country' seems far more theatrical and dramatised than the UK version, but we're yet to see if this is a good thing or a bad thing...

[kavehteimory]

I'm a simple man, I see Aya Cash's name in the title, I click.

[ladair]

American version of BBCs This Country .