William Rider

This would have been a great LGBT animated comedy... 15 years ago. Now, it simply feels dated with the jokes being seen from a mile away. While it does improve itself mildly with time, you have to be willing to slog through an excruciatingly slow start that just kind of plateaus at bad for way too long before finding any sort of rhythm, and even when it does, that falls flat more than once. As a gay man, I get that this was a noble effort of FOR LGBT folks BY LGBT folks, but it's a noble effort that just feels like a mess that should've lived and died years ago.