Tito slept with my wife. He used the muda muda on me, knocked me out.
Perfectly timed jokes with charming and relatable characters. Speaks against racism and homophobia thanks to it's characters and it's unrivaled animation quality.
Oh god...here we go let me start of by saying this show is no the worst cartoon out there it's not a good cartoon but it's not the worst but I wanna start off with THEME SONG(or if I can even call it that) the theme song has got to be one of the most ANNOYING THEME SONGS OF ALL TIME!!!
This review is more or less a critique and not a silly "this thing sucks" kind of thing.To be honest, it's rare to see something this bad, but with the intentions of it being fairly decent.
The Nutshack is-by and large, highly misrepresented by those who have watched it. There are subtle themes throughout the show, ideas that both push equality for LGBTQ+ folk, and also address the problems of the socio-economic differences of immigrants.
This TV show is what they show in hell. The animation is comparable to a 90s-era Flash web animation, the editing is seizure-inducing, the voice acting is obnoxious and the writing is on par with the lame attempt at humour I hear from twelve year olds.
When I saw the Cats movie, I thought it was the worst thing ever made. But then, I saw one episode of The Nutshack, and I had a reality check.
I mean, this show doesn't make any sense. This is Scaredy Squirrel for adults, but it almost felt like it was Bordertown for Filipinos or something (Brickleberry did what Bordertown couldn't, but even that seemed a bit funnier than this).
Quintessential comedy. Many shows like Rick and Morty, South Park, Futurama, the Boondocks, and Famiy Guy have tried and failed to overcome the god-tier intellectual humor that gets you at every turn in the Nutshack.
