First thing you need to know, all the dialogue within the show came from a podcast which was adapted for the show. It makes it bad, absolutely not. The whole theme of the show is about conversation, introspection and a bit of drug usage, if that is not your thing look for something else... there is plenty; but if so far you are interested you may get ready for a feast. The animation comes from Pendleton Ward using the same style of animation of his Adventure Time and Bravest Warriors but now aiming to dark comedy so now we get some bizarre visuals, a bit of gore, tears and a few kisses :kissing_heart: And, as mentioned before, the dialogue is an adaptation of a podcast made by Duncan Trussell in which he explores several topics as philosophy, spirituality, death, forgiveness, meditation and a few other related topics. The main idea is that a character represents the participants of these conversations while involved in some absurd but somehow with it's scenarios and subsequent episodes. I did enjoyed it fully while being sober but can't help but think it may have a different take while intoxicated which I may try on the future. But now, I'm just enjoying the aftertaste which was quite wholesome.
Review by Wiltong T. MoyaBlockedParent2020-05-04T23:06:46Z
First thing you need to know, all the dialogue within the show came from a podcast which was adapted for the show. It makes it bad, absolutely not. The whole theme of the show is about conversation, introspection and a bit of drug usage, if that is not your thing look for something else... there is plenty; but if so far you are interested you may get ready for a feast.
The animation comes from Pendleton Ward using the same style of animation of his Adventure Time and Bravest Warriors but now aiming to dark comedy so now we get some bizarre visuals, a bit of gore, tears and a few kisses :kissing_heart: And, as mentioned before, the dialogue is an adaptation of a podcast made by Duncan Trussell in which he explores several topics as philosophy, spirituality, death, forgiveness, meditation and a few other related topics. The main idea is that a character represents the participants of these conversations while involved in some absurd but somehow with it's scenarios and subsequent episodes.
I did enjoyed it fully while being sober but can't help but think it may have a different take while intoxicated which I may try on the future. But now, I'm just enjoying the aftertaste which was quite wholesome.