And while this sounds pretty standard for an actor-turned-more-serious-actor, it's truly Carrey's best role in some time. The dude's either been trapped in lukewarm comedies (Mr. Popper's Penguins, Dumb And Dumber To) or generic thrillers (Dark Crimes), and he brings a real sense of weary anxiety and bubbling torment to the surreal Kidding. He finally capitalizes on that "Hey, this dude's actually pretty empathetic when he's not talking out his asshole" feeling that he built up back in the late '90s. So catch up on the first season of Kidding (which is on the Showtime App) before the second debuts on February 9.