Killing It: Season 1

TV-MA

2022

Created by Daniel J. Goor, Luke Del Tredici
90%
74%
10 episodes
Comedy

The great Craig Robinson leads this comedy about class, capitalism and one man’s quest to achieve the American dream. And also... More

The great Craig Robinson leads this comedy about class, capitalism and one man’s quest to achieve the American dream. And also about hunting really big snakes.

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Where to watch Killing It: Season 1

Killing It: Season 1 is available to stream in Australia... More now on Stan and Google TV and Apple TV Store.

Killing It: Season 1 episodes

Pilot

Craig applies for a business loan, but an encounter with... More an Uber driver changes his life forever.

Kickoff

The python hunt begins and Craig decides to compete alone... More as Jillian scrambles to find a new partner.

Dominine

Craig attends the Dominine conference to pitch business ideas to... More his hero.

Carlos

Craig and Jillian join forces with Brock to take down... More a mysterious rival.

The Task Rabbit

Jillian gets to live out a fairy tale when she... More takes a job house-sitting for a wealthy woman.

The Hard Place

Stuck on election day, Craig must choose between family and... More freedom. Jillian receives a letter.

Boss Up

After an accident at Rodney’s office, Isaiah needs Craig's help... More getting rid of some baggage.

The Kingmaker

Brock embarks on a journey to make his dream of... More social media stardom come true.

Desperate Measures

Craig and Isaiah try to get rid of evidence. Jillian’s... More new job leads to an incredible discovery.

The Storm

With the python hunt ending and a hurricane on the... More way, Craig begins to question everything.

Killing It: Season 1 | Ratings & Reviews

90_%10 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
74_%28 reviews
Audience score rating

"Tossing out society’s expectation of kindness, camaraderie, and citizenship is a dark path that also creates narrative possibility, and Killing It slithers steadily upon it."

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Vulture

"(Killing It) is no Brooklyn Nine-Nine. It doesn’t have the snap, crackle and pop in the dialogue, the density of gags, the brilliantly drawn characters or the magic casting."

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