This binge-watch season, pick any of these animated shows(only if you're an adult) and watch them tackle the grey shades of life by breaking conventional styles of story-telling using humor as a tool
Big Mouth - Fictional character Andrew goes through an awkward phase in life as he hits puberty and takes on complicated issues at this point in life using dark comedy
BoJack Horseman: Over 6 seasons, this series follows a humanoid horse as he deals with self hate and drinking problems. References to sex, drugs and alcohol are aplenty, deeming it strictly for adults
Rick and Morty : This animated series follows the bizzare adventures of Rick with his grandson Morty. It gets weirder than one can imagine!
F Is For Family: This show, set in 70s, tells the story of a short tempered veteran who lives with his wife and three children. Besides household rants, the show also delves into nostalgia
Disenchanment - This series tells the misadventures of young princess Bean, also a drunkard, her elf companion Elfo and personal demon Luci
Final Space : Gary, an astronaut, befriends Mooncake, an alient planet destroyer. The consequences of this unlikely friendship keeps the mystery high in this series
Paradise PD - The police officers in this show, who are terrible at their jobs, navigate through every day tasks with the clever use of R-rated humor
Southpark: With over 22 seasons, this sitcom about four schoolgoing boys shows the world in a new perspective.
Trailer Park Boys: This mockumentary traverses through the misadventures of trailer park residents, including some former convicts.
Midnight Gospel: Keep an eye out for this upcoming series on Netflix about a trippy spacecaster living in another dimension. It is coincidentally (or maybe not) releasing on 4/20 (April 20)
