Psi Cops

This show is up there with Xavier: Renegade Angel in terms of coherent chaos. There is a method to the absurdity, even though it seems all over the place at first. Just like Xavier, it may seem dumb and callous at first, but if you dive in, you'll find yourself drowning in cleverness.

The setting reminds me of early Supernatural, ''brodies'' investigating cryptids and such. It's as if Sam and Dean dropped acid and this is their fever dream. Kydd and Felix are seriously just as likeable as the aforementionned duo. The twists on the typical mythology is an added bonus.

I highly suggest you give this one a chance. It will surprise you.

It's got really cool graphic quality - kind of like funky water colour comics. The stories are insane and hilarious. The main characters are fantastically incompetent and seem to get everything wrong until the very end when they ultimately prevail. Its really is a case of either you like weird and outrageous stories and comedy or you don't. It's a bit gross as well which kind of adds to it.

It's very Canadian in its humour. Some folks won't "get it" at all. Those folks should probably continue watching the Simpsons.

I have a bunch more characters to use so I'll just say that it's a great Canadian animation show. So awesome! 100% Canadian style quirky west coast humour.

I'm certain this show was created as a way to get people to stop watching TV.

It's terrible.

The animation is bad and jittery. It's like watching a really bad stop animation of paper coutouts but not in a good South Park way, in a horrible 6 year old playing a camera way.

The writing is worse. Nothing progresses.

The voices sound too similar, are monitored, and all very boring.

The characters are bland and don't develop at all.

I truly have no idea how this is even on TV. Was there nothing better to air? It's adult swim, so it's not that I'm out of touch with a young generation... This is literally target at my demographic. But it sucks. It really sucks.

This show not only entertained me but also delved into philosophical themes that made me contemplate life's deeper questions. The show's exploration of existentialism, morality, and the human condition was thought-provoking and intellectually stimulating. It managed to strike a perfect balance between entertainment and profound philosophical musings. What truly set this show apart was its ability to evoke a range of emotions within me. It skillfully crafted characters with complex personalities and intricate relationships, making me deeply invested in their journeys. The show's portrayal of human struggles, triumphs, and vulnerabilities resonated with me on a profound level. It reminded me of the shared experiences and emotions that connect us all as human beings. Main characters should smooch.

Where to even begin with this show?

This series focuses on a pair of paranormal detectives who have to be the most chaotic neutral characters to ever be created. They are the vectors through which this show establishes it's comedy: very fast paced, with enormously nonsensical jokes. You literally cannot predict where this goes.

In many regards, I find it similar to Xavier: Renegade Angel. It too is a fast paced, surrealist work, only mocking paranormal detective shows rather than new age stuff.

Uniquely, this show has actual continuity, which elevates some of its jokes further. Even then, the absurd nonsense is the main appeal. And, well, the main characters are hot.