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I'm midway through the first season of Hawk on Netflix. I can always enjoy Will Ferrel's absurd humor, but it's hard to get over the fact that all Netflix-produced shows are so dumbed down. All the major plot points seem to be telegraphed from a mile away, the set-ups for the jokes are twice as long as they need to be, and it takes a lot of suspension of disbelief to accept some of the situations that drive the story.