TVOM: "The biggest accomplishment of Sin City Saints‘ first season is building out its secondary cast. Sapphire, Melissa, Byron, LaDarius, Bernice… all of these minor characters add flavor and color to Sin City, which brings the office comedy aspects of the show to life. When Sin City Saints is struggling, it is always focused on Dusty and Jake, who may be the two leads of the show, but are written as broadly and open-ended as the minor characters of its world. This creates a weird imbalance in Sin City Saints, particularly in the final two episodes. Both “Urine” and “Because Vegas” careen between characterizations of its main characters, entwining them in an unnecessary will they/won’t they story, undermining some of the hilarious, light-hearted material surrounding it."
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