Many critics felt the show lacked focus, describing it as a "less-good version of The Good Place ". Common complaints included thin jokes, a lack of character development for McCarthy, and a "slacker" pacing that failed to capitalize on its high-concept premise. Production and Future
Includes the argumentative Tom (Chris Sandiford), the polite couple Mohsin (Usman Ally) and Wendy (Ana Scotney), and Clark’s father, Gene (Kevin Dunn). Critical Reception
Following the strike, Clark begins to glow with a luminescent inner light, an event that quickly goes viral on social media. God's Favorite Idiot
Clark must gather a "flock" consisting of his mismatched IT coworkers to outwit Satan (Leslie Bibb), who arrives on Earth on a motorcycle to thwart God's plans. Cast and Characters
A simple man of simple needs who struggles to adapt to his role as a prophet. Many critics felt the show lacked focus, describing
A charismatic and vain version of the devil, which Bibb based on Gene Hackman’s Lex Luthor.
The series was originally ordered for , but only the first eight were released as "Part 1". Production wrapped early on the remaining episodes, and as of mid-2025, the status of the second half remains in limbo with no confirmed release date. Critical Reception Following the strike, Clark begins to
An angel named Chamuel (Yanic Truesdale) reveals that Clark has been chosen by God to help prevent an impending apocalypse.