The raw quality of the acting, writing, and editing alone is great, and they consistently manage to hit story beats that are almost too real for comfort. AND it's funny.

This show doesn't get NEARLY the attention it deserves. It's got everything. Lovable bird dads. Grumpy monster aunts. Dubious relationships with fae-like creatures. Subversive action against a bigoted bureaucracy. Villains that I guarantee you will love to hate. Heroes facing the greatest challenge of all: figuring out what the hell they're supposed to be doing in their late 20's.

A really interesting concept with a unique and fun execution. It's a love letter to Weird Fiction worldbuilding; it's an exercise in interactive storytelling; it's an inspection of personhood and humanity, and whether those things are earned or inherent; it's a tragedy that makes us mourn missed opportunities, mistakes and bad choices, and things we didn't realize we had until we lost them.