Medieval Fantasy is my jam. A Medieval Fantasy comedy sounds amazing.
This show's gonna be fun.
edited 25th Jul '17 2:33:10 PM by Karxrida
Oh, and the other cast members
also include pretty much almost entire main cast of Futurama (John DiMaggio, Billy West, Maurice LaMarche, Tress MacNeille, and David Herman. Hopefully, Phil LaMarr and Lauren Tom will also pop up at some point.) and a partial The Mighty Boosh reunion (Matt Berry, Rich Fulcher, and Noel Fielding).
edited 25th Jul '17 3:38:02 PM by Motyka5
Just a person. He/him.This show sounds interesting. We can expect this to basically be Futurama IN MEDIEVAL TIMES?
edited 17th Aug '17 10:40:58 PM by AHI-3000
A Matt Groening driven show is honestly the last place I'd look into for an action fix.
Granted, with the likes of VRV's Last Man and fellow Netflix series Castlevania around, I think some Western companies are getting the message that non-anime adult titles are wanted in the states.
Yep, for better or worse depending on execution.
edited 23rd May '18 10:14:13 AM by XMenMutant22
Comedies are what, so far, have been successful. TV Execs want more of the kind of stuff they've already seen. Remember, while we all like anime around here, anime is NOT popular in the US in numbers that impress industry execs (which is why Toonami is relegated to a couple of hours on Saturday night). Thus far, the execs haven't seen much reason to alter their opinion. Someone'll have to take a risk, and be massively successful with it, before that's likely to change.
Netflix is the wrong company to have this complaint with since their MO is to buy tons of material regardless of genre. Honestly, there’s a lot more animated action originals than comedy ones and this restores that balance. The sheer amount they’re continuing to invest shows it’s doing well for them.
Plus Matt Greoning. That’s a massive coup.
edited 23rd May '18 11:18:38 AM by Beatman1
found a youtube video with pictures
It looks just like the simpsons,i only hope it's funnier and does not end up using the same jokes
have a listen and have a link to my discord serverHey, if it can match the level of humor of the classic Simpsons and Futurama episodes, I'll consider it a success. One thing I feel I should note is how different Luci's design looks compared to almost every other character from Groening's work, so it looks like it comes from a completely different show. Not that it's a bad thing or anything, but it does make Luci stand out from the others from a mere glance.

A long-time rumored new Netflix animated show developed by Matt Groening finally gets announced:
Disenchantment, starring Abbi Jacobson, Nat Faxon,
and Eric Andre.