With such unique character design, spazzmatic pop culture, and fun things like monsters, the afterlife, and fart jokes, what could go wrong right? Well, to be frank; pretty much everything. Because there's no backstory to the series for viewers who don't follow the story from back when it all started in the 70's, watching the entire series from front to back causes a dizzying time frame disorientation. Plus, since every episode works like a book all in itself, the viewer doesn't have much motivation to continue watching after realizing there's no connection between any of the episodes whatsoever. Many fails make one failed series. 6.9/10.
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