Randy Mason

Volume 2 just seemed so devoid of all personality. I watched the whole thing in hopes I would find an episode that I liked, but I did not. What really drew me in to volume 1 was the absurdity, variety, and just "don't give an f" attitude. Each episode was unique and it seemed like everybody I knew had a different favorite episode, proving that each episode appealed to a unique niche audience. Unfortunately, volume 2, though probably the most beautifully animated show on Netflix, seemed bland and over thought. Volume 1 took some hot criticism over it's blatant sexuality and violence, but that is also what made it unique and appealing to an adult audience. It seems like when they made volume 2, they tried to not offend anyone, and in turn made the show plain and boring for anyone who enjoyed volume 1