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Embrace the magnificent ridiculousness that is Future Man season 2 and forget the antidisestablishmentarianism. With the first season cementing it's place as truly one of a kind in a massively, over repetitive library of streaming service "originals,' season 2 is just as truly original as one but set in a post, post apocalyptic world each character gets to explore in there own way, to begin with. The producers really did an amazing job with this season, fulfilling audiences growing and insatiable desires to be pleased. The comedy is taken care of flawlessly and effortlessly by the continuing impressive cast fulfilling audiences need to laugh. The science fiction is perfect even for the nerdiest scifi junkie letting audiences fulfill the need to think just the right amount which puts me at ease when faced with the question; where to now for the show? The writers and producers surely are ahead of that question just like they are ahead of the competition in streaming tv. I haven't been this pleased with ridiculous scifi plots and premises since Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure. Future Man is like if Bill and Ted were played by Dumb and Dumber's, Carrey and Daniels. Coupe and Wilson continue to grow as my favorite actors and Hutcherson doesn't disappoint one bit. Osment steals the show here and there though and that was not expected. The first season never allowed him to flex his comedy muscles other then swabbing urethras. Coupe complemented mostly by Osment and herself shines bright and dazzles us with her performance early on. Wilson complemented by a host of great actors and actresses steals every scene plucking each comedic string brilliantly. Oh my will season 3 ever be fun and thank you to the producers for letting fans know what to expect unlike the wait for season 2 we know exactly where everyone is after the finale.