Alexandra Krosney Aubrey Plaza Kassie Thornton Seth Kirschner Malcolm Barrett Craig Lee Thomas – as Police Officer Adam Michael Rose – as Police Officer Jackie Alixander Kingston Covington – as Keith's Inner Child Episodes The first six episodes of Volume 1 were released through Vimeo and www.GetBroken.com on August 25, 2015. Two more episodes were released on November 12, 2015, with the last two episodes of the season released on February 12, 2016. Mailing list subscribers got to watch the episodes prior to the official release dates, and TV Insider released two episodes a week prior to the world premiere of the series. The series had advance showings at The Upright Citizens Brigade Theater in Los Angeles prior to its August 25 release, with 30 Rock co-star Jack McBrayer conducting a Q&A afterwards. Production Powell self-funded the first season, citing the personal nature of the project and his reluctance to initially crowdfund. He wrote an article on IndieWire detailing his process. The series is filmed on location in Los Angeles, California in Powell's real life home. Additionally, the home was featured on HGTV's "House Hunters Renovation" and "House Hunters Where Are They Now?" The color palette of the show is highly saturated, highlighting the colors blue and red. Powell has stated that the entire production time took longer than usual due to the low budget of the series. In addition, Powell employed the use of drone cameras to take the place of cranes and dollies, and the series was shot exclusively on DSLR cameras. The theme song is composed by 30 Rock co-composer Giancarlo Vulcano, inspired by the Motown sound of the 1960s. Vulcano also collaborated with Powell for the score of My Name Is David. Reception After the release of the first six episodes, Tubefilter called the series a "sleek, well shot, reasonably funny web series" and concluded "it's a nice way to spend an hour." TV Insider stated "For seven seasons, Keith Powell was 30 Rock’s uptight and under-appreciated “Toofer” Spurlock, but now, the man who battled Frank Rossitano for the right to wear Harvard gear and battled Tracy Jordan over a certain word is stepping, with the help of crutches, into his own spotlight." Review & Roast pointed out that Powell and Knox "played well off each other and it was obvious they had real chemistry." Reviewing the show at the Raindance Film Festival, Vodzilla noted the