Son of Zorn

Yes, it's a little bit odd, but this is a unique and capricious comedy.

It’s an old story in a new loincloth. But it works.

Either clever idea or one-trick pony, the Son of Zorn pilot can’t entirely decide which it is either.

Most of the jokes are amusing but only a couple got big laughs because they're offbeat like the premise.

There are glimpses of scenes and traces of dialogue that hint at something cunning and clever coming, but Son of Zorn has too many battle axes and hidden daggers in its hands to be able to handle the swift, subtle touches that premises so out-there crazy need to be executed properly.

There’s always a very outside chance that Son of Zorn could have the legs of an ALF in the annals of hybrids turned into weekly sitcoms. But this already looks like pretty thin stuff that’s not worth writing home about--not even from the planet Zephyria.

It gets old the minute it starts.