Netflix Review - Disenchantment (Part 3)
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This CZcams channel is causing me to have the weirdest collection of plush cartoon characters. I should probably be concerned about leaving Itchy, Lotso, and Luci together in the same room.
(Also, up next will be a Simpsons Histories video.)
Do a Simpsons Histories of Santa's Little Helper, aka Santos L. Halper.
Will we finally get a video on Sherri and Terri?
....Probably best to keep Itchy away from Luci. Luci does kinda look like Scratchy
Elfo plush would be awesome
A bear, a mouse and a demon walk into a bar
I love that this show shows how Bean has a caring relationship with her step mom while she has a toxic relationship with her biological mom. Its the opposite of the fairy tale evil step mother trope.
"Iz good realization!!" especially as "evil stepmother trope is very problematic"
And I like that they kinda had to work to land there. Bean never really hated Oona, but she clearly disliked her. Then Oona kinda started finding her best self, Bean learned more about her mom, and now she's just 100% in FishMom's corner.
It's nice to see Bean has the same taste in amphibious women as her dad.
Great review, Jims, we've had a lot of the same feelings about this show.
It looks like based on WGA website listings they've been quietly renewed for another 20 episodes, so I imagine they knew they didn't need to payoff everything quite yet. After digging more and more into the details they have laid out, I think I'm starting to see the way some of these mysteries are going to fit together, and I have a strong feeling that the show will be incredibly rewarding on rewatch after it's all said and done. I'm starting to get REALLY attached to the world.
Interesting about the quiet renewal! One of the things that frightened me about Part 3 was that I didn't know if it was ending in Part 4. Disenchantment has not been the most hyped show on Netflix or anything. So doing a relaxed Part 3 like this one seemed like they were setting themselves up to rush through Part 4.
If they are really are going 60 episodes, this pacing makes a lot more sense.
Prince Derek really crawled his way into my heart this season (with his little cat feet). When will his people get their socialist utopia?
Was alright, but there are so many different stories going on at the same time, but instead of solving some, S3 added even more of them. Also getting tired of the massive cliffhangers at the end of each season.
I think this is a show thats better for binge watching and won't feel satisfying until we can in its entirety.
@@kayd9405 I watched season 2 while drunk so I barely remembered it. Consequently I started season 3 by beginning on the coffee shop episode in season 2. Which was great. I skipped most of the episodic water-treading but I got enough of the slice of life characterisation. And then it made their motivations much more obvious too. The secret society wants to install a monarch so they can sell their magic land to Steamland (presumably to get hollowed out for magic or something). Also in return they get to have a kinky theocracy. The magic comes from being the original home of the elves, and the Trøgs are related to the elves in some fashion (their symbol is on Leavo’s map).
I feel like Luci breaking away a little from Bean and Elfo has improved their characters a bit from the prior seasons, where Luci was too much of a crutch for helping save the day when things went bad. I also really like Queen Oona's character development this season especially showing her reptile characteristics but King Derek reminds me of blue Ralph, which is not a good thing.
AKA “Wait they’re still making that?” - The Series.
You mean Supergirl? ;)
I don't know much of Groening's involvement with Disenchanted beyond his having writing credits and exec producer and all, but when I think of how the Simpsons has...changed, I feel like Disenchantment is proof that Groening still has "it".
Let’s be honest Matt and Jim Brooks really don’t care about the Simpsons like they did in the nineties . It not that Matt doesn’t have its the writers that don’t have it on the Simpsons .
This show isn't hilarious and it isn't great. But its enjoyable enough to keep me going, and it surprises me from time to time with both the comedy and heart.
Yeah I don’t think it’s going for that joke driven show . It just needs to sometime to develop more
"I'm just here to listen to Richard Ayoade talk"
-literally everyone after hearing him for the first time
Is that...(*Google's Ayoade disenchantment*) off course he is.
Great video!
I feel like Disenchantment is a game of patience, at this point. While it is certainly enjoyable, the messy storytelling makes it hard to root for anything- while watching, I had a constant feeling of "what's the point of getting invested, if they're probably not going to deliver?"
While I do agree that some episodes were good (I'm especially in love with everything about Oona), I did feel that a lot of the character development was stated rather than shown. Lots of moments with characters going "hey, this is how I feel, and how my perspective's changed", which doesn't help with the engagement problems the show already struggles with.
The more I think about it, the more I’m half expecting all the mysteries to all be tied together in their origins.
Steamland’s advanced tech, the Seekers secrets, Maru’s connection to Hell, Damkmire’s dankness, Bentwond’s financial success, the connection between the Elves and Dreamland and the Trogtown, all of it tied King Agogg and the curse on the house of Grunkwitz.
I’ve tried so hard to get into this show I just can’t do it:(
Yeah lol I’ve watched all three seasons too like you have and Idk if I’m into it
Bean's mom only exists to do something nefarious in the beginning, disappear for the rest of the season, and come back for the cliffhanger.
Just commenting cuz I NEVER see anything on my front page posted only SECONDS ago. Glad that CZcams is actually keeping me abreast of the content creators I really care about!
Rock on Jim
I like that the characters are not just placeholders for general ideas. They really have their own development. Disenchantment does not need to be comedy. It just needs to keep the audience engaged. And it works. Even if I felt a bit puzzled after watching some episodes of season 3. That is OK.
Excellent video, you summed up my feelings perfectly. I'm excited to see what part 4 holds. You mentioned Mulholland Drive, I'd love to see an analysis video from you covering a David lynch project!
Right.... I adore this show for the most bizarre reason ever. Because I see it less as Matt Groening doing a Fantasy show and see it more like a Raymond Chandler detective story set in a Fantasy world. Cynical drug abuser who is two steps behind everyone, where everyone is out for themselves and the plot isn't really what Chandler focused on (probably due to him just combining short stories to turn it into a long mess of a book that makes VERY little sense, but the characters are so engaging we're along for the ride).
I think of it also like most of the writing staff are short story writers (episodic tv history) and now they're trying something that has a genuine through line.... Lot of mistakes made, but they're getting it. Disenchantment has its flaws, but I think you're right in that it's all going to be down to how it ends. They've mentioned the ending has already been written since the start so... we'll see
First Matt Berry and now Richard Ayoade. They need to hire Chris O'Dowd and Katherine Parkinson to complete that IT Crowd bingo row.
You are the goat TheRealJims. I had feelings about Disenchantment that I couldn't understand, the review really helped put those feelings in context. You're a master. Thanks
Ps I really like Disenchantment and am also rooting for it to develop into something memorable
We still don't know who Elfo's mom is. It would've been better if they just stick to one arc per season.
it's the ogre queen
I really wanna see more of Lauren Tom's two characters: the female trog attracted to Elfo and the castle servant girl/coffee bar employee that introduced Bean to playwriting back in Part 2. They even hint at her being magical/a wizard in one of Part 3's episodes.
disenchantment, the best voice acting, cartoon drawing is really supportive of everything going on, the graphics, scenes, are extremely entertaining, the story keeps increasing in it imagination and plot. the constant humor is both bold and nuanced, the characters are well defined, disenchantment is the best.
I feel that one of the best characters luci was left out this season and that the writer haven’t focused on him since the hell episode in season 2 and that they only remembered at the end of part 3
I agree to a point. I also really really like the characters and world and hope that they stick the landing. What REALLY frustrated me about this season was the fact that there was no real landing at the end. It's making us wait for the next season before that landing. And there were so many mysteries and subplots that were left unresolved. Could they not have resolved at least some of them within this season so that there was at least some sense of completion? It feels like most of the narrative of this season won't have much value until next season, so until that happens you're just kinda left with this vague sense of dissatisfaction.
I do have to disagree with you on Zog this time. His story arc was the most captivating for me, but nothing was funny about it. His illness never seemed funny, even when it seemed it was supposed to, just heartbreaking. A broken man who can feel his descent. A far more serious season than I wanted.
great video :) honestly this is why your the leading authority on anything Groening
Love ur goodies bag! That's awesome. Ure review I think was spot on too. Well done 👏
there is a parallel between elfo and leavo drawn in the boat subplot. They are not only the only two elves to ever leave but also they both fell in love with the sea in their own way, i dont know if it was on purpose but i loved the show bringing them together in that way
I do like this show, i really do. But this is the second season in a row that's all build up with questions and teases of what is to come....without bothering to answer. I guess I've been burned by too many fantasies that are all build up...and never paying off...or they so rush the payoff it pisses everyone off. I don't want season 4 setting up more plots, more questions, more dragging it out.
At this point it seems like they would need all of season 4 to answer all these questions
As I said in my comment, I hope this isn’t a game of thrones where pay off is lost.
@@darko-man8549 I was thinking of Game of Thrones too. Both how GRRM is still NOT releasing the Winds of Winter so we have no idea what's gonna happen with his 8 million plots and how those morons in charge of the show ran it into the ground because they had no road map, no plan, and just wanted to end it because they had millions and millions of Mickey dollars waved in their face...until they "walked" away from that too.
Haven't been too interested in this show beforehand, but managed to sell me on it and makes me want to check it out sometime soon. I'm always a sucker for character-driven stories and this one sounds like it has some pretty solid ones in it.
I love to watch this show and I genuinely enjoy most episodes but if you asked me the plot I could not explain anything beyond the basically premise
Whoop whoop! I just stated yesterday I was waiting for this! Lol, it came out sooner than I expected, I'll have to finish the show first!
Netflix certainly is quite bizarre with what it decides to continue and what it cancels and this show is a great example of that, I remember the first season of this getting a big push advertising wise but after it came out other than Jim's I've heard next to nothing about it other than the hey season two is out then boom season 3, since we've no idea on how many viewers it's getting and it's high production cost since it does look quite good visually you'd think we would hear more about it yet shows like Tuca and Bertie are cancelled after a single season and I saw quite an uproar about that more so than this existing at all, sorry for the ramble keep up the great work Jim's
This series is incredibly frustrating to me. Every time I get a bit bored or...well, disenchanted with the show and consider turning away from it, either something charming, unexpected or surprisingly heartfelt happens and I’m tugged back into it.
Plus I’m now just really attached to the main trio as characters. I’m hoping they’ll have an episode in the future where it’s just them in a room shooting the shit, I’d watch the hell out of that!
"Free Churro" feat. Bean, Elfo, and Lucy
The show is hit or miss when it comes to it's humor, but when it comes to world building and character I cannot agree with you more that it shines well in those places. My biggest criticism with this set of episodes is how the show seems to pile on a lot of mysteries and story elements, but offers little payoff, and I think that has been a problem since the beginning to be honest. While the payoff is often weak and it doesn't always answer everything when a new set of episodes ends I am still intrigued, and look forward to the next set of episodes. I loved what they did with Prince Derek and Oona during the first half of Season 2, and I cannot wait to see more of them, but I have very mixed thoughts on what they did with Zog. I think most of the secondary characters are getting more to do, but at the same time the vagueness of how much of a threat or non-threat these people can be to Bean is something that makes me uncertain of most of them. While I am rooting for this show to be another winner for Matt Groening, I really wish it would iron out some of it's flaws so we don't always have something to complain about each new set of episodes. Great reviews as always Jim.
I found it not very funny and it tried to do everything at once, the jokes seem...delayed? Badly timed? Dragging on for too long?
Like I love Futurama and classic simpsons is the best 8 seasons of tv history. But I agree this show doesn't give me the spark.
@@nevergivingup3434 people shouldnt expect the same type of comedy as the simpsons tho it's a completly different show. That said I totally agree on the akward delivery of a couple of jokes
I know exactly what you mean - they race the pacing in a lot of the scenes because SO MUCH plot stuff happens in every episode... that then goes nowhere. Nothing in the show has time to breathe or develop but it doesn’t go anywhere either. The end of season 3 leaves everyone in the same place as season 2 - bean is in trouble, the king is indisposed and there’s a million plots. It’s like someone sprinting in place on a treadmill.
@@lucalamanna-vg2bz I wouldn't compare it to Simpsons, it's too different. It feels like they're trying to be Futurama, but do Futurama with only the overarching plot relevant episodes, but what Futurama managed to do was to fluff out their characters WITH the filler episodes, by not filling them with too much stuff and letting a new aspect of a character come gradually. Disenchantment tries to do what Futurama did over way more episodes, in way fewer.
Still 3 seasons and nothing has made me want to watch it yet. It always has caveats and even the positive moments are tinged with "and they sent me free stuff for being a youtuber."
If it was pure episodic that would be fine, but from the start Disenchantment has always half assed serialization. That it has accepted it more openly in Season 3 is definitely an improvement (though I really wish it had come in season 2 and they hadn't resolved the season 1 cliff hanger so quickly). Netflix is a medium where you can rely on the audience having seen every episode after all, so there's no need to shy away from Serialization if that's what the show is calling for.
This reminds me of the recent Amazing Spider-Man run by Nick Spencer. (SPOILERS FOR THE RUN! DON'T CLICK READ MORE!)
The mysterious villain Kindred is Peter's best friend Harry Osborn. He's able to bring the dead back to the living. So naturally he brings back a multitude of Spider-Man's Rouges gallery that died off in previous stories.
As of this comment, issue 57 is out and we don't know how or why harry became Kindred, but there's hints of connecting back to the infamous "One More Day" story. Still after 3 years, Nick Spencer's playing it close to the chest.
Yet in the middle of this mystery we got character development from Norman Osborn, Mary Jane, Charlie Cooper, Boomerang, J Jonah Jameson, Sin-Eater, Aunt May, & many more of Spidey's Rouges gallery & supporting cast. I believe that's what Disenchantment is doing as well. Both are playing their mysteries close to the chest & are creating drama within the main cast of characters to overcome. Probably so when the mysteries get revealed, they're able to better process it.
Probably...
I didn't even realise Season 3 was out. Thanks for the heads up!
Genuinely feel like this show is a weird child of Game of Thrones, Futurama & Adventure time.
I like it.
But it does run the risk of losing people in stagnation. But, hopefully, unlike GoT show, the pay off is good. At this point, it’s enough to keep me watching without feeling like I’m wasting my time.
Thats a great take on the show so far. I think this season while good on it's own won't truly be great untill we see the answers to the questions the story has asked. If they are good then this season will likely be viewed as great, but if the answers are bad, boring or never happen, I can see this season writen off as a dry circling of the toilet bowl for the series. Still good looking though.
@@ATFADL 100%
I mean the show isnt over yet, got was consistently rewarding for about 6 seasons mostly before people became unsatisfied with the plot material, hopefully disenchantment doesnt become that though
Dude I just wanna go back and rewatch episode 6 now. Everything about it was so god damn good in my opinion, it rivals some of Futurama's best episodes in just how honest and emotional it was.
I can see people still having a problem with its dangling mysteries, but it doesn't really bother me now. I'm tuning in now for its characters, getting a payoff to these mysteries is just icing on the cake.
I have fun watching part 3. I want to watch part 4 NOW
Yeah at this point I kind of realize the series wasn’t for me it wasn’t really going anywhere
The jokes really did not land for me this season. It felt like nearly every episode I zoned out, only to discover that the same unfunny gag was still going. The time-wasting jokes were family guy esque, and that's not a good thing
I'm early, but it isn't even Das Bus! I'll still enjoy the video though, I'm not one of those people who just waits for a certain video all the time.
I'll be back next week when I've seen part three.
Although I thought the first two seasons were decent, I did not like season 3 at all.
They turned the funniest character in the show into a HONKING PLOT DEVICE.... FOR THE WHOLE SEASON.... The writers keep adding sub-plot after sub-plot, with little to no payoff/catharsis, and the pacing is just TERRIBLE. Seriously, it took 10 episodes to see Zog dethroned and establish that Bean has vague magical powers that show up when convenient to the plot... THAT'S IT... Nothing else really happenned (with the exception of the shock kill-off attempt with Lucy.... Which shocked NOBODY, as important characters in this show can come back from the dead and escape hell easily....).
All in all, there seems to be alot of problems with the writing, and I could rant angrily about it for way too long, so I'm gonna stop now...
Was so happy with this season. Hope the next one is as great
Please review some of the Simpson comics
Really enjoyed this part/season!
I didn't catch up on this show for a while, I only started season two a week ago because my friend told me how good season 3 was- and I'm not disappointed! I agree with everything you've said here, and watching season 3 and 3 back to back really showed off how weird the end of season 3 felt compared to the rest of the show. I know I'm also getting a little turned off by the show ending every season with Dagmire, but she's always great at the beginning so I can't complain too much. Over all I'm really excited to see where the show goes!! Also that swag from the team looks choice
That's a cool little gift pack you got..
Do they still do the thing where they tell a joke and immediately explain the joke?
god this show has always been pretty, but this season was BEAUTIFUL.
the watercolor/ink look pairs sooo well with the groening style.
like you said, it's interesting to be serialized, because that suggests a definite end point, a final season. in which case, i REALLY hope rhis doesn't get the famous netflix axe before they wrap it up.
Time to reveal some of those secrets!
My fav part of the show is that it’s probably the closest we will get to a Mighty Boosh reunion with Noel Fielding, Matt Berry and Richard Ayoade
Not only the villains have not clear objectives (from what they let us know) but most characters are not consistent and that makes Decipher stuff harder. (I really like the show, it frustrates me)
Anyway, I was strangely fond of Pendergrass, no one talks about him dying.
Curious to hear how you feel about part 4 as the grand finale and the awkward failure to land any of its mystery boxes throughout the series
I'm surprised more people haven't absolutely loved this show. It's become quite the favourite of mine. I think you're right that when the time comes, they'd better stick the landing
How do I get my mitts on the "untold tales" book?! Also, good review 👏 👏
Didn’t realise they are still making this, I lost interest after the first few episodes of season 1 tbh.
ok boomer
makes sense, the first couple of episodes are the worst in the series
You're well within your right to quit watching anytime you like, but the show hadn't gotten a chance to get it's identity at that point. It's kind of like stopping at Simpsons season 1 because you didn't think the show was going anywhere.
@@Delightfully_Bitchy That’s definitely true. I haven’t really heard much buzz or a great response from many people about the show either so it’s never made me get back into it.
I’d argue the Netflix style season dumps are not doing the show any favors either.
From a Social Media Hype perspective you have those who watch it the day it comes out, but they don’t want to say too much as to not spoil it, then everyone else comes along in bits and pieces here and there, and are each at such different points in the series it can be difficult to properly discuss with others.
My best recommendation would be to multitask while half watching the earlier episodes, and when you start stopping to rewind twice or more an episode it’s time to start watching with more focus. That way you can get a feel for the character dynamics and care a bit more for the cast rather than just jump to season 2 or 3 and not be invested at all in the character building that previously took place.
It’s a slow burn.
babe wake up new therealjims video dropped
I always thought it was weird how much hostility the fanbase has for this show. You seem to like it pretty well. But reading the subreddit discussion threads after each season....eesh.
It's such a charming, well-done semi-comedy, semi-drama show. I really don't know how people can expect it to be far better than it is. Maybe they can improve some things, but it is still a consistently entertaining and engaging show.
Good work jims
I am enjoying Disenchantment, it's one of those real slow burn style shows where appreciation comes over time rather than immediately in the first episode. I just hope that it doesn't linger longer than it needs to be. Two more seasons and I'd say it would be in a good position to call it a day, assuming they plan ahead to wrap things up storyline wise.
I really enjoyed this season!
Are we ever going to find out who shit Elfo with that arrow way back in part 1? Luci's line delivery of "who did that?" Was really intense, Luci had been cruel to Elfo bur you could tell that he really cared for him as a friend. Oh n part 3 here, they make a reference to that line delivery in a episode but I can't recall which one. My best guess right now is that Odvall was one the to order Elfo's death but we don't know who actually fired the arrow.
That's right! Elfo was actually shot by... Maggie Simpson.
i hope mora comes back! also the background art is so amazing on this show.
Wasnt this series just a one season series that was divided in 4 small seasons?
Well it's technically Part 1 of Season 2, but yeah.
I bet Luci will be revived, the show wouldn't be as great without him
Season 3 is an improvement as you said and I enjoyed it more than the first two. Elfo isn't insufferable in this season and lucy is still one of the funniest characters in the show. However, I have the same problems with too much world building up to something grand and having very little payoff overall.
Do a video about Disco Stu. I have to advertise for him.
It hasn't hit the highs of either of Groening's previous hit shows, but it hasn't come nearly close to the lows.
"But Futurama..." Susan Boil.
Two weeks later and no one talks about the best joke of the video @3:57
I will give it this: this season was better than the previous two seasons on the basis that it finally knows what it wants to be in terms of actually being a serialised series rather than the first two or three episodes is the overarching plot, then okay, time to ignore that and just be episodic. Until the last two episodes come where suddenly an overarching story is back and I would have forgotten there was one if I hadn't noticed the pattern by then. This season certainly doesn't have that issue as pretty much each episodes organically follows the other.
But It is certainly taking baby steps to find its footing in ways because while this season certainly works a lot better within the serialised, but as a piece of genre fiction it is still kind of at odds with itself. It is basically a fantasy comedy series, but it works a lot better as a fantasy series than it does work as a comedy. The thing that continues to draw me about this series is the world-building and even the character development because it is certainly sticks out as its own fantasy world that isn't too derivative of anything by Tolkien or even "Game of Thrones" despite clearly having some influence on them (even if it is no where near as subversive as it thinks it is), but it truly feels like a fantasy world with its own identity to which you can at least it is not others you have seen before. But the comedy is still very hit and miss for me.
But apart of me feels like Groening and crew are both similar and different situation to that of "Father Ted" and "IT Crowd" creator Graham Linehan. Both are guys who I think their success in comedy has kind of gotten to their head to a certain degree to which they believe they can do no wrong. While Linehan is a guy who I think works better without restraints as shown once you compare his Channel 4 stuff that people actually like to his BBC stuff to which even people here in the UK are unaware of. While Groening and crew are guys who are better when they have limitations as Netflix allows they to write episodes that are not 22 minutes long, some of the jokes in "Disenchantment" really drag their feet through the mud or the set up being way too telegraphed to which the punchline at times becomes way too predictable or even make the comedy sin of over-explaining the joke in ways even the Comedy Central era of "Futurama" or even zombie "Simpsons" never do.
This series feels like it would test the patience of people willing to give it a chance...
I feel like they could've done with resolving some plotlines before adding more, or weaving some of them in a little sooner. I'm still very unclear on what this curse is supposed to be and why it's so bad, and I'm starting to get a little frustrated at Dagmar being involved so little in events when she's built up to be such a big deal. I feel like the series really could've done with a few more episodes per season to give the plot room to breathe and develop more naturally.
(spoilers)
Plus I think that Luci really should've had a bit more development and focus if they were going to do something dramatic like send him to Heaven. It didn't feel like it was quite the right time for it imo, and I was disappointed Luci didn't get more to do this season.
Also I kinda really dislike the Merkimer episode because it furthers almost nothing and Merkimer could've easily just become a human and then gone to save them anyway.
All that being said, I still enjoyed it and I'll probably keep watching anyway.
Is there a plan for a Part 4 retrospective?
I agree. Too many storylines. Too many mysteries added. And not enough pay off. We still dont kown who shot Elfo in Season 1. This series is feeling like Lost. Let's just keep throwing mystery after mystery at these people and never explain half of them. I really wanted to like this season. But I don't and that makes me sad. 🙁
I think part 3 was able to blur the line between being a adventure show and a sitcom
When are you going to do the next Simpsons histories
Hye Jim I was wondering why you never posted a review of Disenchantment Part 4? I was just wondering since Part 5 has already been announced, and will supposedly premiere later this year.
Congrats on the free stuff, moving up in the world, is that the first time you've gotten stuff for the channel like that?
Yep, first time ever for the channel! I was really surprised when someone reached out about it. I was thinking, "How did they find out about me", lol
I feel like there’s so many parallels between this show and Star Trek Discovery, politically, narratively and how it’s produced. Like ST:D it’s....mmm ok i guess. I’m still gonna watch, just hope they gets lil more focused maybe?
ST:D is not okay.
So Dagmire was totally the one who gave Zog the Freckles dummy, right? But why?
I have zero idea what’s going on in the story, but the show is funny enough to keep me coming back. For one more season. If they don’t get to wrapping it up next season, I’m out
Every new season I feel like im very close to really enjoying it, but theres just something missing from it every time.
i wasn't expecting the new season and it was p good! def agree about the plotline pile up tho,
The show made me laugh more I think this Season but the biggest laughs came from the Jester which probably isn't a good sign?
Honestly though if they don't pay something off in the next Season I think most will lose interest, that is if they haven't already - it's a perfectly fine show as is but people expect more from such legendary creators and while I'm happy to catch up with it whenever they release a new Season the whole mystery aspect being played as a large part of the story but never going anywhere is really starting to be annoying and the cliff-hanger endings are basically a meme at this point, they'd be fine if we had any sort of answers to anything and if we didn't already know they'll be zero pay-off to that cliff-hanger in the next Season... assuming they follow suite anyway.
Honestly I really like this show a lot and I don't get a lot of the criticism I hear about it. I think it's funny, the plot points are interesting, and I love the characters.
The last 10 minutes of the last episode of part 3 made me so sad for bean:(
I genuinely enjoy watching the series, the art is spectacular and the writing while tame can get me a few laughs per season, even though the story is a mess tbh.
If there is an animated show on Netflix you should review, it’s ‘’F’ Is For Family’. It’s a show grounded in reality like the early seasons of ‘The Simpsons’ and is brought to life thanks to Bill Burr.
Are we gonna see Futurama content?
Never heard of this show. Is it good? I think my roommate has Netflix.
The Trøgs are my new favourite
This show is horrible but I love you so I watched this video. The jokes are so corny you can see them all coming from 50 miles away, the characters are cardboard cutouts, and its so hacky.
What about part 4?