The late sixties just weren't a great time for American TV animation in general.

I just feel like a weird, colorful parade went passed my window too fast for me to catch any details, and I’m left staring down the street after it going “huh?”

...it's weird. Really weird.

For all the goofy worldbuilding premises, the actual plotting so far is surprisingly logical.

Lighthearted return to form, or cringey meme-milking machine?

Honestly, it's both.

Just the processed tears of frustrated artists, congealed and shrinkwrapped through the most low-effort and low-cost assembly line imaginable, and then marketed to a child audience who the executives hold in utter contempt.

There was some genuine thought and skill that went into some parts of this episode. Just, not enough to change the fundamentally thoughtless and unskilled nature of the work overall.

A gun wants to be fired.