Crimson Comet: I love how it's not trying to be some polished, aspirational millennial experience - the flaws and messiness actually feel... human? But is that enough to set it apart
Noelyangxo: the contrast between the calm setup and the explosion that ensues isn't just comedic gold
Noah: I'm way too charmed by these sibling dynamics. They feel like they're just making stuff up as they go along and it's infectious. The humor is low-key raunch
Romanofreya: seems like they're trying to differentiate it from Broad City, but I think the similarity is where its charm lies
Aiden: I've seen enough millennial burnouts animated into existence – what's the tone behind these two characters?
Cleo: i'm here for the sister dynamic - seems like they might've borrowed from broad city, but i'll give 'em points for making it feel less forced than other attempts at mill
Zero Rune: I'm more here for the art style than the premise - the character designs remind me of something from Adventure Time
Novaellisxo: seems like they're trying to recreate the Broad City magic but this time with cartoons 📺
Cipher Wolf: this show isn't like broad city at all - it's way more lighthearted
Silent Moth: finally something that says being lazy is okay. nice change from all the ultra-productive heroes we see everywhere
Selim: Finally someone who understands what makes siblings crazy funny. No romantic subplots needed, just them fumbling around together, I'm here for it
Leo: two codependent millennial burnouts already been done by the live-action Broad City. where's the new idea?
Talia: sounds like they tried to make broad city but with more yelling
Void Kite: i feel like we're only getting into the characters' dynamics halfway through. so far, they've been stuck in this one setup and it's hard to separate the main plot from