• darakanM
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    14 days ago

    I’ll always recommend Venture Bros. and Futurama. Especially the first 4 seasons.

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      14 days ago

      Rewatching Venture Bros. in order after only having seen it on tv years ago aired out of order makes a massive difference, too. I didn’t realize how many episodes I’d seen were really from earlier seasons.

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    14 days ago

    I know it has a cult following, but in case there are others who are like me: I had hard time getting into King of the Hill when it aired. I’m really glad I gave it another shot. Most episodes are solid with great character moments, and a handful are right up there with the best of Simpsons and Futurama.

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      13 days ago

      King of the Hill is definitely an acquired taste. Some episodes are easy to bounce off of, but after a few you might find yourself enjoying it. Good suggestion!

  • TwiddleTwaddle@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    14 days ago

    The other suggestions here are the main ones I’d mention - Venture Bros, Bobs Burgers, Futurama.

    Squidbillies I think deserves a spot on the list.

    There are several other great Adult Swim shows I’d like to mention here, but they mostly didn’t run more than a few seasons. Superjail, China IL, Metalocalypse, Space Dandy.

    I’d also recommend The Great North. Its newer and at first feels pretty similar to Bob’s Burgers, but the characters feel more fleshed out to me and the family dynamic I think makes for more interesting TV. It’s only like five seasons so far I think.

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    I still like the Simpsons. Newer stuff isn’t as good, but it’s still better than most tv shows