Fresco’s inspired, laugh-out-loud funny series follows the misadventures of five amoral employees of a giant, evil corporation, Veridian Dynamics, which manufactures everything from unbreakable plates and aerodynamic bagels to weaponised pumpkins and cowless beef, all whilst treating its workers like disposable pawns.
Frequently hilarious, often brilliant, and never less than thoroughly entertaining, this outstanding first season, with its beautifully-drawn, strangely likable protagonists, effortlessly mixes much satirical workplace lunacy with some gentler, character-based laugh-getting.
It’s a case of more of the same, really, in this hugely entertaining second season, which certainly isn’t a bad thing, though it seldom reaches the inspired heights of the first season, with very few episodes coming even close to the likes of the first outing’s trouser-soilingly funny Racial Sensitivity. Iain.Stott
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