Kite Man: Hell Yeah!
The Harley Quinn spinoff that stole the show: Matt Oberg's Kite Man and Golden Glider chase villain relevance in Gotham's C-list, and it's funnier than the A-listers. RT 92%.
Genre Comedy
Bravest Warriors
Pendleton Ward's other great cartoon, free on YouTube and better than its web series pedigree deserves: four teens, the year 3085, and Catbug. IMDb 8.1, 82 episodes.
Adventure Time: Side Quests
Finn and Jake go back to the early days of Ooo in the revival that kept the grubby bits: 100% on RT, John DiMaggio back as Jake, 20 episodes on Disney+ and Hulu.
Due South
Paul Gross's impossibly upright Mountie, his deaf white wolf, and a Chicago precinct that never knows what hit it: the cult classic Paul Haggis made before Crash. IMDb 8.0, RT 85%.
Kevin (Probably) Saves the World
Jason Ritter as a deadbeat drafted by an angel to save the world: ABC's gentle miracle comedy deserved better than cancellation. 16 episodes, IMDb 7.7, audience score ninety five percent.
Home Movies
The least famous masterpiece of its era: Brendon's movies, the Pincher wedding, the finale that beats everything on its shelf. 52 episodes, 8.2 on IMDb, nobody watched. Wrong people.
Robot Chicken
Twenty years of action figures murdering your childhood: Star Wars specials, DC specials, sketches that commit until the pun is structural. 218 episodes on Max.
Sealab 2021
Undersea workplace meltdown with the greatest captain in Adult Swim history. The Venturini and Sparks years are peak. 52 episodes on Max, most quotable show nobody admits watching.
Aqua Teen Hunger Force
Two idiots and a genius: sentient fast food in a house where nothing is ever explained. Mreeder and McMathan's masterpiece of commitment to nonsense. 143 episodes on Max.
Space Ghost Coast to Coast
The zombie talk show that invented Adult Swim: a murderer hosts, a bird in a jar resents him, real celebrities never recover. 112 episodes on Max. The grammar of surreal TV starts here.