Meh. After two episodes it looms mildly funny and quirky, but I expect the laughability to drop off.

Seth can obviously keep things going with a cartoon, but since cartoons aren't people, we don't expect and can't see facial expressions (for instance) that real people show. We watchers can actually be more involved with a cartoon because our imaginations fill in what is not shown. But real actors have to portray the details. I just don't think Seth's brand of humor can get across very well for long enough for the show to last very long.

We'll see.