The audience can’t help but feel bad for Stath as he tries so hard to do right, but often fails. How long did it take?” Or at a soccer game where Stath has been benched and he runs onto the field, accidentally breaking his own goalie’s finger.
Stath’s awkwardness and incompetence lead to hilarious moments where the audience can’t help but cringe-like when Stath keeps touching a pregnant woman’s stomach to her husband’s annoyance and remarks that the couple probably “worked hard on getting that going (the pregnancy). Three seasons in, the show keeps up its oddball comedic stylings. But even those who haven’t ever dealt with a real estate agent can appreciate the insanity that these agents bring to their viewings. Demetriou recalls these agents showing him terrible properties with a multitude of problems, with the agents trying to convince him that none of the problems were real, which became somewhat of a theme in the show. In an interview with Seth Meyers, creator Jamie Demetriou says that he booked viewings for rentals that he wasn’t interested in to get inspiration for the show. Stath’s incompetence at his job often creates more problems for the agency and his co-workers than he solves. The sitcom follows the Michael and Eagle gang as they do their best to rent out apartments and homes despite their properties being less than desirable. A motley crew of interesting characters work alongside Stath at the agency, including the painfully modest Al, apathetic Dean, always-enterprising Carole, and the well-meaning, but unintelligent Sophie. Stath Lets Flats follows Stath, a less-than-capable real estate agent at his father’s agency, Michael and Eagle Lettings.
If you aren’t watching Stath Lets Flats, you’re missing out. Zoe Wiebe ‘25 / Emertainment Monthly Assistant Film Section Editor.
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