Dicktown

Maybe it's an age thing, I don't know. Hunchman and I are cut from the same cloth. We're both privileged only children with asthma and a penchant for asking too many questions? I really enjoyed the titles, thought the writing was very good, and the animation is surprisingly precise to Hodgman's RL beard. I'd give it one more star if there was an animal episode, or possibly a pet sidekick. A snake?

These two made a funny show about genuine friendship growing under stagnant conditions.

IMO Burny86527 should spend less time on Twitter?

If you would like a show that you can watch for silly situations, and then re-watch for for even more well written and delivered jokes, then give Dicktown a go!

If you are even the slightest fan of 'The Venture Bros.' or other shows that walk the line of smart/silly (smilly, if you will) then stop reading and start watching Dicktown!

Standing on it's own feet with both clever/fast dialogue & jokes for every type of fan, Dicktown is the most welcome of reprieves during this year.

John and David bring a calm and honest energy to every episode that is both refreshing in its honesty and levity while also addressing issues such as the high school cliques of yore being totally flipped, or if a ghost can be served court papers or not.

Cant wait for season 2!!

The animation reminds me of the original Scooby-Doo. That's the whole point of it! The witty jokes and banter have me cracking up. I have teenage daughters, so I get the jokes better than most. Times have changed, and this show may offend people with a lack of intelligence and wit. If you give a review, it's always good to use proper spelling and punctuation. :P Otherwise, people with Journalism degrees will diss you online.

If you are a CIS Straight White Male who uses terms like "SJW" and "Cancel Culture", you're going to hate this show. Basically because you're the punchline. The rest of us can enjoy a very well written and smart show wrapped up in the mysteries solved by the two leads. But the mysteries aren't really the point, much like Archer, they take a back seat to the characters and dialog. I don't think it's going to set the world on fire, mainly because it's not going to appeal to the mainstream very much. But these little shows really can get viewers when services like Hulu take a chance. And in this instance, they have a solid show that deserves more seasons. I laughed out loud more than once.

The dialogue is so clever and funny, I laugh out loud during every single episode. Really like the Scooby Doo vibe, too. I hope there are more seasons!