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This animation was one of, if not the worst that I have sat through. I make it a point to watch every animation before allowing my young children to watch it.

You'd be surprised how much of the adult humor young kids are understanding.

This animation didn't have anything like that but it didn't have anything else either. The voiceover actors are flat, the story is boring (to quote my kids favorite descriptor) and the animation itself looks like it predates the first Toy Story.

I'd recommend watching past superbowl commercials on Youtube before watching this.

The first 2 seasons are good, it is why I watched it. The actors did a very good job but the moment....and I do mean the very first scene that the Abigail character is introduced, the writing goes from plausible to nonsensical and idiotic. Like the entire writing staff was swapped out for the night shift from Taco Bell.

Season 3 is why a season 4 was never ordered. It would take a millennial to have ordered a fourth season after the diatribe on the audience this show put out as season 3.

Abigail is a villian of immeasurable intellect, resource, timing and best of all, luck. She is unstoppable. The show could just have ended with her into and an epilogue of her superior intellect and unfathomable luck decimating all of the protagonists.

Would have been cheaper and saved me from watching season 3 but the joke is on them, thanks to Netflix, I watched it AFTER it originally aired AND I skipped past nearly EVERY SINGLE scene Abigail showed up. I didn't miss a single plot point by skipping past ALL OF HER SCENES.

I only substituted one thought for all of her dialogue, what ever the situation was, the Abigail character will win and/or achieve her goal. I absolutely did not need to know what that goal was to continue watching.

Saved me a little bit of my time.

I enjoy most Brad Pitt films but this one, it's just bad. I could list the iodiocy of this film from the "AI physc evals" to the building of bases so far apart on Mars to the unnecessary scenes where the protagonist and an incidental character stop to answer a distress call where no human life signs are detected.

Two major A-list actors are relegated to 4 and 10 minutes of screen time, brilliant. I think the AI voice gets more dialogue.

More than the waste of $ to watch it, it robbed me of time I'll never get back.