 Brian Lowry of Variety gave the show a neutral review : " To say the show represents an improvement over Allen Gregory is not much of an endorsement , but there is something amusing about Heder 's monotonic voice and Napoleon 's utter lack of self @-@ awareness , along with fast @-@ paced gags like a miniature golf course where hitting the ball into Hitler 's mouth wins a free round . " Robert Bianco of USA Today called the first episode a " vulgarized premiere " that detracted from the film 's qualities , but called the second one a " sweeter , funnier improvement " . Mary McNamara of the Los Angeles Times wrote of the pacing that the " satirical silence or non @-@ sequitur scenes slowly compiled to establish tone " in the film , but were sacrificed for the faster pace of a network TV <unk> Valerio 
