Except for the last episode and the first episode, other suggestions do not watch or 2x speed. The first season is regarded as an internet celebrity drama based on quantity and special effects, and the second season might as well be out of nowhere.
e01, Sweeping out = 3-6 points, animation. Fascinating level of advertising. The topic of out-of-control high-function home robots is outdated. The main creator is very funny, but it is better to draw a meme if you have the time to do animation. [After reading it, I found that this episode is still okay]
e02, Ice Whale = 5 points, animation. Toxic masculinity, meaningless competition + American-style campus socialization + Kong Rong let the pear have a head but no tail. Hidden Global Warming + Little Ice Age Theme? There was a day when all the fish in the sea died, and the whales were still there.
e03, Suicide Squad = 0 points, CG. Family planning + old white man + gun + ABC upturned eyes + Thanksgiving turkey + dying confession, far worse than the Ten Days Talk, very hypocritical. It is not ruled out that it is irony, but the level is too poor. If you have the ability to say it clearly, you can leave blank for deep things.
e04, Desert Snow = 0 points, CG. You know nothing, White Snow. The scenery modeling is good, red giant star + doomsday wasteland + old white man + gun + grandchildren bag joke, quite disgusting. Touching the gun for two episodes in a row, losing the mood.
e05, tall grass = 5 points, animation. What are you going down for? What are you running for? Eat him, feed me. Who are you, captain? Is this the hell train?
e06, Claus on four feet = 4 points, animation. Another copy of Yin and Yang Demon Realm (X. The previous Krampus is better than this one.
e07, Alien Cabin = 3 points, CG. Finally a black man. Are asteroids so rugged? There really is. Forget it, another episode of programming errors blamed on the machine. The advantage is only the effect.
e08, Drowned Giant = 9 points, CG. This episode definitely has the original, and the narration is the essence. [End credits credits, James Graham Ballard (JG Ballard, New Wave)]
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