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Welcome to a new Sitcom Tuesday! This week, I’m continuing my coverage of My Name Is Earl (2005-2009, NBC), which is currently available on DVD and Hulu!

My Name Is Earl stars JASON LEE as Earl, ETHAN SUPLEE as Randy, JAIME PRESSLY as Joy, NADINE VELAZQUEZ as Catalina, and EDDIE STEEPLES as Darnell.

Season Two confidently expands Earl’s sense of humor and its understanding of its characters while maintaining a loosening but still evident command on the initial premise, presenting an intersection of novelty and knowingness that typically yields a sitcom’s peak. I mostly agree that this is Earl’s best, with the only caveat being, because this show is higher concept, it does put more stock in an ability to generate ideas that directly utilize its premise. So, a compelling case could be made for the first season’s purity of situation in story as its most ideal. Two, comparatively, is bolder and more up for taking risks, including episodic gimmicks such as stunt casting — a sign that a show is now a bona fide hit, feeling its oats and attracting top talents. Such devices are often ostentatious and can be a distraction from the core elements of the situation, but a lot of Two works, for the premise i

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