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He's joined by his reluctant roommate Leo and of course soon enough by Michaela and the buffoonish (now ex) government agent from the first film, Simmons (John Turturro).— Screen Rant
My least favorite "Office" episodes or moments generally revolve around Michael behaving in a particularly buffoonish, cartoonish way.
During her weeklong crawl from the playpen to worldwide notoriety, Pearl has been the subject of several profiles in One of these folks is known for TV appearances as a one-dimensional, buffoonish, beanpole-figured caricature who elicits Pavlovian applause by repeating stale and empty catchphrases.— Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
I don't know how anyone can sit through more than five minutes of that kind of buffoonish negativity.— Riverfront Times | Complete Issue
The pilot portrays George as more devious than buffoonish, which works on one level, but not in making him a truly endearing main character.— StuffWeLike.com
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