Brickleberry

Brickleberry is NOT for children. A lot of the humor is sexual and really pushes boundaries. There's a definite shock value to it and each episode seems to progressively push those boundaries further and further. I don't analyze the show. I sit back and enjoy it for exactly what it is. It's raunchy and that's okay with me. Very little makes me laugh. Brickleberry is a bright spot for me and has me roaring with every episode. I absolutely love it. If you don't like this type of humor, stay away from Brickleberry. Nobody is making you watch it. It's sure to offend with its stereotyping, lampooning of certain disabilities, illnesses etc. The name of the head ranger in this series should be a tipoff as to what you'll be in store for. It's Woody Johnson. Brickleberry is offensive, raunchy, tasteless, gross, and even disgusting at times. It goes where no animated series has ever gone before. Family Guy and South Park are like a Disney production compared to Brickleberry. I LOVE every second of it and make sure to tape every episode. I'll be buying the DVD's very soon. Make sure your children do not watch this show !

No more than one minute into the show there were several moments that would be deemed offensive to those sensitive to crude humor. I was laughing beyond control with how far the creators were willing to push the envelope in just the first episode. Hopefully after the first episode that will not change. With South Park completely running out of ideas, this show perfectly supplements it because its not just stale satire about current events. This show is the perfect show for those that watch Adult Swim or college students looking for a late night laugh. The characters do not have a lot of depth but with a cartoon of this style I wouldn't perceive it as required. Workaholics will not be returning till next year so until then this will do. If you like Tosh.O then this will be enough reason for you to watch comedy central for another 30 minutes on Tuesdays. If nothing else its worth hitting record on the DVR.

No story, Just some main characters behaviors stereotyped, many strange situations, a lot of jokes. Racist, stupid, offending, politically incorrect jokes...

But hey, if you watch the entire first season before judging, it will give you some (not too many, but some) hilarious sketches and few true LOLs.

Not that much you may say, well, consider that the others, the classics (Simpsons, American dad, family guy, SP, etc), have stopped being hilarious sometimes ago and, u gotta admit, it's a while they don't grant you real deep LOLs.

Amoral you say?

Who decides what's moral? ;)

I'll go as far as to compare it to great animated comedies like Family Guy and South Park(I absolutely love both of them). Brickleberry really knows how to push the boundaries.

Each episode centers around the hilarious misadventures and mishaps of Five distinctly funny Rangers in the fictional Brickleberry National Park . There is also a rude talking little bear immediately comparable to Stewie and Cartman.

It's a brilliantly written show with hilarious characters, dialogues and situations. It can be extremely politically incorrect with its out of the world jokes and situations, which is why some people may Hate it with passion. But you have to understand that's what makes the show Great . Without developing a certain taste you can not appreciate the hilarity of Brickleberry.

I hope this show continues on for long. I highly recommend it to everyone.

Brickleberry gets a perfectly deserved 10/10 from me.

There has been a lot of hate for this TV show. Many say the jokes are predictable, offensive and disgusting. Sure, the comedy is dark. In fact, it can get very dark at times. However, it is still a funny show. The comedy is so out there that you are genuinely surprised with some of the things that the characters say, even if it was just a side comment. Although these jokes could be considered predictable, it is their unpredictable placement that makes it great to watch. Some of the humour was a bit cringey, which made me glad that I watched many of these episodes on my own. But these weren't too common (either that, or I am not easily embarrassed!).

When the series starts you aren't told much about the characters aside from their generic traits. You learn the odd thing about each character (for example, a certain someone's love for more mature women), but don't expect it to expand much beyond that. It was quite interesting for them to do this as most cartoons give their characters some back story. It means that each episode is a surprise when they are thrown into highly unlikely situations in an unassuming National Park.

I would recommend this show to people of my age (college/university). It is definitely a show for the more mature individual. I am sad they no longer make new episodes, but I have enjoyed what they brought out nonetheless!