Gemusetto Machu Picchu

I like the main actor and general show vibe but that hand character sounds like they picked up a random homeless person in Atlanta to be ironic or non-sequitur. It's not working folks. I kind of see what you're trying to do with the ironic bad acting but that character either doesn't get it or isn't capable of performing the vibe. Change it and your show will have a chance since it fits the AS purview but that actor is so bad Ian's awkward in the not good way it's literally making me dislike the show and I was a fan of the tennis season.

If you don't enjoy hallucinogens or adult swim humor(they usually go hand in hand) this will probably just confuse you and make you angry.

But if you do, then oh boy, you are in for a treat.

We actually had to pause this half way through and cool down with an episode of Blue Planet, we were laughing constantly, Simonet is a genius!

This is taking "so bad it's good" to a whole other level and I found myself getting constantly impressed at how much effort the creators actually put in to making this as bad as possible, while it was still good.

The animations keeps changing making room for hilarous scenes at times, simply because of how different the characters look from moment to moment, it's a very unique aproach to showing the characters expressions and emotions, and one that I like.

The humor in this is exactly what I love about adult swim, sadly not many can follow this, but I believe that when you've seen so many different ways to approach comedy, sometimes you just need something strange that'll catch you off guard, and this most definetely does so.

Another thing is the soundtrack. It's great. I need more of it please!

All in all, this is just a great show, and I for one look forward to the next season.

If you like things like Tim and Eric's Bedtime Stories, Xavier: Renegade Angel, and Superjail, you'll probably love this. The writing is incongruous, the plot is all over the place, and the art style is hideous in the best of ways.

The first season is simply flawless in how flawed it is, maintaining a healthy self awareness throughout. You can see that time and love went into this project, and you'll eventually fall in love with all of the low-res jpeg characters. I love the music video breaks, which always serve the plot quite adeptly, I love the bizarre pacing and goofy, nonsensical writing, and despite the irreverant and parodic nature of it all, the ending was satisfying and meaningful. I love this show.

The second season lost all the charm, in my opinion, but it's not too bad.

Masterfully done, really appreciate the bit of history in this