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I call this a "superhero series" ironically. The reason for this being that the series centres on a bunch of corrupt superheroes. They are corrupt to varying degrees, with some more noble than others. There's a corporation behind them with sinister intent. The series revolves around a bunch of "boys" who are hell-bent on taking this corporation and one particular superhero down, Homelander. The acting in this show is nothing short of impressive. There's some great special effects in here. The action sequences are pretty gory and violent and the show won't appeal to everyone because of that. I'm on the edge of my seat for the next season.

Great show. Each episode in this series deals with misadventures with technology, essentially showing how technology can screw humanity over. As a result, there's not overarching narrative here, but more of a unifying concept. The episodes are variable in their quality and shock-factor, certainly the original seasons where better. There's some less appealing episodes (e.g. The one which features Miley Cyrus) and more climactic episodes which result in some shocking revelations at the end. All in all, this is a show you can easily tap in and out of, but there's a good chance you won't be able to resist binging it anyway.

This is a whirlwind Netflix adult comedy series that borders on ludicrousness. The show follows a crazy scientist and his grandson as they adventure through various science fiction-inspired scenarios. The scenarios are pretty absurd, right down to Rick turning himself into a pickle to avoid family therapy. Such a novel idea- who comes up with this stuff!

The voice acting, music and visuals are top notch. I think there's something in this show for everyone. The latter seasons aren't as punchy, but that can't distract from what is otherwise a fine and long-running series with lots of laughs to be had.