Quirky, heartfelt, and extremely dry. A slow build that ends on a high note thanks to an exceptional cast and some brilliant writing.

A thrilling ride with a fun central gimmick and some interesting, novel ideas, even if the main plot is very reminiscent of genre classics like Firefly.

An extremely fun mash-up of gamer culture and superhero tropes that breathes new life into these beloved characters and begins building a world that I'm definitely intrigued by.

Much more fun than it needs to be, with plenty of charm, a great cast, and far more gamer jokes than I'd expected.

A competent adaptation that suffers some pacing issues, particularly in the first season, but which continues to build and improve on itself, with excellent world-building and a brilliant core cast who are bringing these characters to life.

Devilishly good fun with a great lead, some surprisingly deep analysis of the Biblical character of Satan, great characters, and a format that triumphs despite its absurdity. Well worth a watch.

A bit disconnected, but individual sections range from entertaining to outright hilarious.

Overly saccharine at times (even for Disney), but beautifully animated, excellently paced, packs one hell of an emotional gut punch, and contains some brilliant songs.

Hugely fun, utterly ridiculous, and Radcliffe is excellent. About as good as the concept could be, but a little too many styles in play at once.

A one-sided talk show routine turned into a comedy set. Not bad, just very self-centred and lacking structure.

A phenomenal opening salvo to the wider world of Runeterra, with incredible animation and exceptional character depth.

A fun meta comedy on childhood in the age of apps, with an excellent central character in Ron.