"YOU HAVEN’T SEEN THE MINUTIA, BANALITY, AND OCD-FIXATION OF MILLENNIAL SOCIAL MEDIA CAPTURED QUITE AS ACCURATELY AS SHE AND KALANI DISPLAY HERE."

— COMPLEX MAGAZINE

 

 

"CAZZIE DAVID MIGHT BE THE NEXT VOICE OF A GENERATION...SHE [REMI] IS NOT HERE TO IMPRESS YOU. AND WE'RE SERIOUSLY IMPRESSED."

— REFINERY29

 

 

 

 

"(DAVID’S) BRITTLE, DEADPAN CHARISMA IS INNATELY WATCHABLE, AND THERE ARE FEW FULL-LENGTH SHOWS SUCCESSFULLY MINING THE COMPLEX NORMS AND PRESSURES OF SOCIAL-MEDIA ETIQUETTE THROUGH A COMEDIC LENS."

— NY MAG

"TARGETING MILLENNIALS IS NOTHING NEW IN 2017, BUT ITS REFRESHING TO WATCH SOMETHING ABOUT THIS GENERATION THAT COMES DIRECTLY FROM IT."

— NYLON

 

"the series examines everything from Instagram stalking faux pas to solidarity ice cream to ever feeling more than 72 with incisive, hilarious specificity that hits home--and hard."

— PAPER

 

"The genius of Eighty-Sixed, Cazzie David’s Web series about digital-era neuroses, lies in its self-awareness."

— GLAMOUR MAG

 

"LIKE CURB (SORRY!), IT WILL MAKE YOU CRINGE AND LAUGH."

— THE STRANGER

 — I.D. VICE

"Eighty-Sixed delights in uncovering and ridiculing the subtle hypocrisies of social conventions." 

— THE ATLANTIC

 

"WHAT’S SO GREAT ABOUT EIGHTY-SIXED IS THAT IT NEVER FEELS LIKE IT’S TRYING TOO HARD. THE INTERNET IS FULL OF OVERLY AMBITIOUS WEB SERIES, BUT THIS ONE IS FULLY SELF-AWARE AND DELIGHTFULLY WRY."

— DECIDER

 

"Pretttttttty, pretttttttttty, pretttttty good."

— THE HUFFINGTON POST

 

"CAZZIE DAVID’S EIGHTY-SIXED IS AN UNCOMFORTABLY HILARIOUS SKEWERING OF RELATIONSHIPS IN THE AGE OF SOCIAL MEDIA."

— I.D MAGAZINE

 

"Eighty-Sixed might be the best comedy about the social media age out right now, precisely because it's about right now. Cazzie David's show will have you laughing about none other than yourself, whether you realize it or not."

— POP DUST

 

"IN EIGHTY-SIXED, CAZZIE DAVID BLENDS SOME HILARIOUS BANTER WITH LOW-KEY COMMENTARY ON OUR OBSESSION WITH SOCIAL MEDIA...(SHE) EXPERTLY REVEALS HOW DANGEROUS SOCIAL MEDIA CAN BE."

— HELLO GIGGLES

"CAZZIE IS CONTINUING THE FAMILY TRADE OF RAGING AT THE WORLD."

— THE INDEPENDENT

 

"TV EXECS ARE PROBABLY LOOKING FOR THE NEXT GIRLS, AND EIGHTY-SIXED HAS THE SAME PRIVILEGED CURMUDGEON FEEL."

— THE DAILY DOT

 

"If you’ve ever prayed for a hotter, younger, female-r Larry David, you may be getting your wish."

— FORWARD

"CAZZIE DAVID, WHO WE ADMIRE FOR HER COMMITMENT TO PYJAMAS MORE THAN FOR WHO HER PARENTS ARE, IS A GENIUS."

— OYSTER

 

"NO ONE HAS BEEN ABLE TO CAPTURE THE ESSENCE OF WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A MILLENNIAL QUITE LIKE CAZZIE DAVID."

— PUREWOW

 

"THE SERIES IS ITS OWN BRAND OF EDGY. IT'S DEADPAN COMEDY THAT IS SOMEHOW SO ABSURD AND RELATABLE AT THE SAME TIME. IT'S YOU, IT'S YOUR BEST FRIEND, IT'S YOUR SATURDAY NIGHT, IT'S YOUR LIFE — AND IT'S FUNNY AS HELL."

— GALORE MAG

 

"IT’S BASICALLY CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM FOR THE SOCIAL MEDIA GENERATION, ALBEIT UNIQUE ENOUGH TO STAND ON ITS OWN AND DEFLECT ANY ACCUSATIONS OF THE PASTICHE."

— HIGHSNOBIETY

"CAZZIE DAVID, FITTINGLY DRYLY HILARIOUS IN HER OWN RIGHT."

— PLAYBOY

 

"IT FEELS SOMEWHAT UNFAIR THAT A CELEBRITY'S CHILD WOULD BE THIS TALENTED."

— STAREABLE

"THIS IS TRULY A SHOW FOR MILLENNIALS. INDEED, ITS CANDID AND CRINGEWORTHY HUMOR IS REMINISCENT OF GIRLS AND ITS FORMAT IS PERFECT FOR "SNAPCHAT CROWD" GIVEN THE FOUR-TO-EIGHT-MINUTE RUNTIME PER EPISODE."

— TABLET MAG

"CAZZIE'S SHOW IS LEGITIMATELY CLEVER."

— TUBE FILTER

"NOT THE MOST UNWATCHABLE WEB SERIES I'VE EVER SEEN."

—  POST GRAD PROBLEMS

 

"THE HUMOR IS SPECIAL. IT CANNOT BE RECREATED BY AN OUTSIDER, THOUGH SO MANY TRY. IT IS THE EXACT TONE AS HER DAD'S SHOWS, "SEINFELD" AND "CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM." IT'S NOT SURPRISING, BUT HER MASTERY OF IT IS STUNNING."

— ENTITY MAG

"HER WIDELY PRAISED WEB SERIES EIGHTY-SIXED, WHICH HAS DRAWN ON COMPARISONS TO LENA DUNHAM'S MILLENNIAL-GEARED HBO SHOW GIRLS, IS CHALK FULL OF THE SAME WRY, CRINGE-INDUCING HUMOR OF SEINFELD OR CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM."

— MAXIM

 

"When Remi starts to complain about city pants you’ll notice her father’s influence, but as they take on how our lives are often too connected to how people view us via social media you’ll realize this isn’t her father’s show."

— NO COAST BIAS

"IT IS UNSETTLING, BUT ALSO HILARIOUS TO WATCH THE TRUTH PLAY OUT."

— STAND UP NY

"IT WOULD BE A DISSERVICE TO CAZZIE DAVID AND THE REST OF THE TALENT BEHIND EIGHTY-SIXED TO CHARACTERIZE IT AS A MILLENNIAL, SOCIAL MEDIA-OBSESSED SPIN ON CURB. WHILE SOME OF THE SHOW'S HUMOR IS UNMISTAKABLY IN A LARRY DAVID VEIN, IT HAS ITS OWN UNIQUE VIEWPOINT AND SENSIBILITY."

— REFINED GUY

"David's series is making waves for cleverly applying her father’s brand of stubborn, observational humor to the millennial world — think of a more deadpan “Curb Your Enthusiasm” filled with self-absorbed twenty-somethings who are obsessed with social media."

— JEWISH TELEGRAPHIC AGENCY

 

"IT'S HUMOR IS DRY AND ITS RIDICULOUSNESS IS AUTHENTIC; THERE IS NO DOUBT A TOUCH OF THE HUMOROUS CREATIVITY HER DAD HAS EARNED HIS NAME FOR."

— FLOCK

 

"Eighty-Sixed is a modern tale of pessimism and voyeurism."

— THE HOW TO ZONE

 

 

"A CYNICAL, SHARP-EDGED SATIRICAL TAKE ON GROWING UP IN THE AGE OF SOCIAL MEDIA."

— UNCRATE

"It’s the Larry David approach through the “twentysomething” lens...As she continues to rack up press — she’ll likely soon shake off the “daughter of” qualifier." 

— WWD

 

"IF YoU'RE LOOKING FOR A HILARIOUS SHOW THAT YOU CAN FINISH IN AN HOUR, THEN THIS WEB SERIES IS FOR YOU. AND IF YOU'RE IN THIS MILLENNIAL AGE GROUP, THEN YOU DEFINITELY SHOULDN'T PASS THIS UP." 

— YOUNG HOLLYWOOD

"Offspring to the creator of 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' and 'Seinfeld' proves to be pretty pretty good."

— NY BLUEPRINT

 

"Eighty-Sixed, a low-key dry comedy chronicling a recently jilted, very neurotic girl leaning on her friends and social media to try to "win a break-up," struck a major chord, particularly with millennials who had yet to see such a familiar premise accurately presented within modern-day contexts like Instagram stalking or incidental narcissism."

— COMPLEX

 

"This series is refreshing yet familiar, strange, and wins more awkward awards than Curb, probably because Cazzie’s a hot young women, who knows how to use shock humor to her advantage. I mean, she learned from the best. We give this series 10 out 10 Likes. Curate the hell out of your life, girl."

— TRENDING ALL DAY