Adriwisler

JG Quintel fans won't be disappointed. The humor is still there and his team still has it. It's more mature and heartwarming than Regular Show, but only because of its limited relatable demographic, which is people between 25-35. If you are a fan, two thumbs way up and mandatory watch! otherwise, this show will make you smile the whole time and make you laugh out loud only in certain scenes

The first 3 episodes, if anything, show you that show is handled very well, but it does start a little slow. The cast is spot on, the teen drama is handled very maturely, the new side plot on the Pride is actually very interesting, but some action wouldn't hurt, specially since they are being true to the characters and the comic. I was pessimistic, and now I am excited to finish the show, but it needs to pick up the pace a little.

Dry humor made by two friends with bluntly made animation. This show is very funny, they nail the personalities of the most obnoxious people you regularly meet in real life, and then they don't mask their self awareness. I have never seen anthropomorphic animals being voice acted so crassly, and that is a compliment. All the guests are hilarious, and since there is for improv it just makes the dialogue way better. This show isn't trying to be the best thing out there, but the dry humor, the honest conversations, the situations the animals are in, not to mention the side-story you follow through the whole season, it all boils down to a cool show that I enjoyed a lot.