What starts as a simple premise with not much going for it soon turns into a bonkers, almost surreal exploration of how society inevitably evolves overtime through progressive minded individuals, and how said individuals are eventually replaced themselves. It's very, very funny, and the ending is absolutely priceless here - the dialogue in Robert F. Hughes' episodes are always a treat, he has a way with keeping things weird and out there.
And the Doof plot is really fantastic too! It's just odd and petty enough that it works in his favour, and features some of his best banter with Perry. Overall this is one people should look out more for, it holds up.
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What starts as a simple premise with not much going for it soon turns into a bonkers, almost surreal exploration of how society inevitably evolves overtime through progressive minded individuals, and how said individuals are eventually replaced themselves. It's very, very funny, and the ending is absolutely priceless here - the dialogue in Robert F. Hughes' episodes are always a treat, he has a way with keeping things weird and out there.
And the Doof plot is really fantastic too! It's just odd and petty enough that it works in his favour, and features some of his best banter with Perry. Overall this is one people should look out more for, it holds up.