Hugo Delgado-Martí

Gives a star wars feel and at the same time delirvers a new story.

Im a fan of Bill Burr and love his outbursts. I like when he brings us back to reality with his down to earth attitude. I dont mind the ocassional jab at the hypocresy behind pollitical correctness. I was expecting to see a movie in the style of Loudermilk, a harsh 90s man out of his time. Yet this movie delivers a deformed version of reality to appease right wing despise against cultural changes in society. Everyone is a cartoon character except the three dads and that broke in me the suspension of disbelief. It is pushing its pollitical agenda so hard it seems right-wing propaganda rather than comedy.

Religion and ignorance as the source of violence which is deeply rooted in the rural low income working class of the south. We see a perspective of the questionable characters of the past in America:the corrupt shreiff, the lustfull priest, the husband, the deranged soldier and the way power grants them the oportunity to live untouched. There is much of allegory in this “america great again” piece.

One of the best series or Star Wars productions ever.