Jeff Ems

A completely unique existential masterpiece that will make you laugh, cry, and feel like no other animated media has made you laugh, cry, or feel before.

This feels like McBride's opus. It's not always dark, it's not always funny, but it's always compelling. It carries a farcical gravitas to it, much like Fargo or Twin Peaks. And with the eclectic soundtrack grooving away, and character depth shifting your sympathies by the episode, this show is a must-watch for dramedy fans.

They made a huge fuss about getting the exclusive interview with MacFarlane, then didn't bother to make the rest of the documentary decent. And MacFarlane's interview amounted to him pleading ignorance and denying his guilt the whole time, big friggin surprise.

Ridiculously slow build up, anticlimactic scares, and a sappy ending to beat all sappy endings

Rob Zombie should be court martialed and executed for this

An astonishingly accurate and sympathetic retelling of the tragic events of Waco, this series sheds the true light of the criminal actions a government took against it's own people

Between the godawful acting of slack-jawed robot Cameron Monaghan and the frustrating Dark Souls-esque pattern grinding of the gameplay, it's a far cry from what I expected, and nothing short of a failure.