Took some time to grow on me, but the characters really come together

Brooklyn Nine-Nine

Possibly the greatest sitcom of all time, in this consumer's opinion. The quality drops off a bit in the end, but overall one of the most thoroughly enjoyable series I have ever watched (and re-watched, and re-watched). From hilarious and absurd workplace scenarios to some truly touching scenes with characters you've grown attached to in spite of (because of?) their quirks.

The Office

Solid rom-com for 2022.  Not a genre that has received a lot of love in the past decade. I can't say it was a lifechanging experience, but I enjoyed it.

I Want You Back

Honestly, I felt like I had no idea what was going on the entire time.  There were some scenes I enjoyed and it was pretty to look at throughout, but the overall story made very little impact on me (probably went over my head).

The Green Knight

A clever comedy series I have enjoyed for the majority of its lifespan.  The show has felt a little repetitive in the last few seasons, but it never fails to put a smile on my face a couple times per episode. The cast of voice actors is fantastic, and the dialogue is hilarious.

Archer

Absolutely loved this series. Definitely has some similar vibes to Cowboy Bebop but doesn't feel derivative.  It also has a bunch of strange themes that come together surprisingly well. Humor, a smooth soundtrack provided by Nujabes,  feudal Japan, and some of the most badass interactions between animated characters to date.

Samurai Champloo

Bounty-hunting, space-faring vagabonds make their way across galaxies while trying to run from their isolated but equally troubling pasts. It feels a little redundant hyping it up at this point. If you're interested in anime and haven't checked this one out yet, it's either really not your cup of tea or you're just being stubborn. That's all, See You Space Cowboy...

Cowboy Bebop

A dark, gritty adaptation of Teen Titans.  Fits into the DC Universe, and even has a few cameos from other shows in the same world. It's got some issues with repetitive themes and some super cheesy moments, but overall I've enjoyed all three seasons so far.

Titans

This show is a weird mix of obscure superheroes, comedy, and drama. It has it's ups and downs but overall I've enjoyed it throughout.  It's great to see Brendan Fraser back on the screen, and Timothy Dalton's performance as "Chief" is fantastic.

Doom Patrol

A pretty ridiculous entry in the "superhero" genre, but entertaining nonetheless. John Cena reprises his role as Peacemaker from Suicide Squad and maintains the absurdity. The plot isn't anything particularly unique, but the cast and dialogue make for a fun experience.

Peacemaker

I thought it was an OK movie, but it definitely didn't blow me away. As far as the DC Universe's movies go so far I think this one stands up as one of the best, I just think that says more about the collection than it does about this film.  The movie looked great and Gal Gadot's performance was solid, but Wonder Woman (like many of DC's characters) just isn't all that interesting of a superhero.

Wonder Woman

Love the cast, but the plot has felt a little all over the place. I definitely felt the second season was an improvement over the first. It's not The Office (sorry had to say it), but goofy Steve Carrell is something that's hard to get your fill of. Will be happy to binge a third season whenever it releases.

Space Force

Hard to remember everything with shows spanning multiple seasons, but I really can't think of any times that felt like a low point in the series.  It was consistently funny throughout, and the plot (however ridiculous it may be) felt like it kept progressing throughout. Unlike many comedies that continue for this long, the show has a pretty conclusive ending that felt satisfying. Ted Danson and Kristen Bell were a great combo, and the rest of the cast really brought it all together.

The Good Place

First thing - the animation is beautiful.  Everything looks smooth, and it has a unique style and quality that just makes you want to look at everything. I'm no League of Legends fanboy, but this adaptation of some of the story elements that have already been built out in the game felt pretty on point. Even the music (yes, including Imagine Dragons) just felt appropriate. Can't wait for another season.

Arcane

I'm honestly not sure how closely the story follows the one from the games, but this version has been incredible. The animation is an absolute pleasure to look at, and the plot always leaves me wanting more at the end of a season. There's some (often dark) humor sprinkled throughout, and some moral topics and meaningful character development that has kept things from getting stale. Apparently this one won't be returning for another season, but what's out there is worth a watch for sure.

Castlevania

Another provocative and entertaining creation from the mind of Donald Glover. With a healthy blend of comedy and a deep dive into some heavy emotional and cultural topics, the show provides an engaging story from a perspective we don't often get. The cast works fantastically together, and LaKeith Stanfield's bizarre antics as Darius Ebbs always leave a head-shaking smile on my face.

Atlanta

I did not really care for this movie. It had a lot of beautiful scenery, and some very hard hitting and emotional scenes. I don't do well with movies that seem to have a depressing aura about them through the entire story, and this one felt like there were a few small rays of sunshine throughout a very cloudy day (or week?).

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