Paradise Police

This animated series is completely irreverent, ignores all boundaries and plows along without much caring who or what it offends. The jokes are crude, the action even more so. It's a breath of fresh air in a time of puritanical political correctness, and the fear of upsetting fellow humans. It takes the worst of life, and makes fun of it. Very enjoyable series.

Other reviewers are mentioning this show as being very offensive, as a good or bad thing. To be honest, I know they did a lot of bathroom and sex jokes, but I don't remember it being extremely offensive or dark or anything.

Anyway, I love dark comedy. South Park is hilarious. I don't like it nearly as much any more, but Family Guy was quite funny. There's lots of other "offensive" shows that are funny. The problem with Paradise PD and Brickleberry is that those shows go dark but forget to make it funny. Just being dark isn't funny, even if it is "extreme". You have to actually be saying something or at least being funny about it.

This show just isn't funny. The voices aren't great, the animation is just OK, and the writing and humor are just total crap. It's not just bad, it's bad that's been done a million times before. Poop and fart and sex jokes you've heard in every school yard and on every street corner.

Furthermore, why does this show even exist? Brickleberry was a huge mistake and a gigantic flop that never should have been made into a series. So when that ended in an obvious trainwreck... Netflix decided to continue it? Why? Do the Brickleberry people have dirt on the Netflix board of directors or something?

Paradise PD is literally just a continuation of Brickleberry, only turning the park rangers into policemen and replacing the bear with a talking dog that is literally flat out lifted from Family Guy. I know because I watched every episode of both. Yes, I hated it, but much like a car accident, I simply couldn't look away. Hundreds of thousands of dollars were spent on a show that seems to have been written by a grade six creative writing class who were told "you can write as many sex and poop jokes as you want!"

Who knows what Netflix was thinking. Anyway, it doesn't matter. This show is destined to flop just like Brickleberry, and until it does, nobody has a gun to my head forcing me to watch it! But I might anyway, because... car crash.

I used to love Brickleberry, and this show is very, very similar, just instead of a national park its a police department, and by Golly, I am a big fan of heavily offensive shows. But alas Brickleberry got canceled only after 3 seasons, which seems to be the cutoff age for such shows (see Drawn Together...) Sooo, my fear is this show, being equally offensive, will again not last for very long, even though its on Netflix, who aren't as concerned with the outrage of snowflakes as TV stations.

But other than that, its a pretty fun show - offensive, hella funny, so I wholeheartedly recommend it.

This show is as if Brickleberry and Super Troopers found Johnny Depp's briefcase stash from Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas; what they did can never be spoken of and *poof* out popped their love child Paradise P.D.

Great Show!

Ignore the haters who lack a sense of humour. Probably millienials anyways

Brickleberry ended too soon. I loved every second of it. So for all the tired half-men that want to cry all over your reviews like this isn't the best thing ever, get bent. The only thing this show is missing is Tosh, Natasha Leggero, and the black guy that played Denzel. I love this continuation of our favorite Park Rangers. Kinane is a wonderful addition, Chalke is just as off-rail as everyone, and I love all the revivals of the old characters from the Park. I love this show and will fight the critics left and right.