Review: A Chicago criminal flees to Australia and poses as a pastor in Peacock’s charming series 'Irreverent'
Given that he’s about to impersonate a pastor in a spiritually needy backwater, Chicago mobster Paulo , the felonious fulcrum of “Irreverent,” may seem unworthy of our sympathy. But consider his plight: He’s fleeing the city after almost being murdered. He’s heading to a place where the last clergyman was eaten by a crocodile. Perhaps worst of all, he’s seated next to a real minister who has just been dumped by his wife. And won’t stop talking about it. On a 22-plus-hour flight to Australia.
Good natured and good enough, “Irreverent” is a 10-part series that has to rely on the charms of its cast—which are abundant—because the circumstances are both comedic and clichéd. Think “The Power and the Glory” meets “Northern Exposure.”
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