Note: This is a mostly spoiler-free review of the first season of Paradise PD, which is available to stream now on Netflix. I'll discuss basic plot and character details but avoid getting too heavily into spoilers.
If you enjoyed Comedy Central's Brickleberry but found yourself wishing it were about 60% more raunchy, then Paradise PD is the animated sitcom for you. This new Netflix series from creators Waco O'Guin and Roger Black is cut from the exact same cloth, with the only differences being that it focuses on small-town cops rather than park rangers, and that the freedom of Netflix allows for all the profanity, gratuitous violence and casual nudity anyone could ask for. That latter element does wind up working in the show's favor to an extent. Paradise PD is simplistic and derivative, but also aggressive enough that it's sure to score some laughs along the way.
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If you enjoyed Comedy Central's Brickleberry but found yourself wishing it were about 60% more raunchy, then Paradise PD is the animated sitcom for you. This new Netflix series from creators Waco O'Guin and Roger Black is cut from the exact same cloth, with the only differences being that it focuses on small-town cops rather than park rangers, and that the freedom of Netflix allows for all the profanity, gratuitous violence and casual nudity anyone could ask for. That latter element does wind up working in the show's favor to an extent. Paradise PD is simplistic and derivative, but also aggressive enough that it's sure to score some laughs along the way.
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