You're Not a Monster

This is my first review, of anything, on IMDb. I have been using this site for years, but this is the first time I ever felt like doing a review of a show, so that should tell you something...

I am a sucker for witty animation, and this hit the spot! Episodes are on-point, and easy to digest (that's enough of that - on to the review!).

The writer(s) really know their stuff, and the cast are top notch. Each patient, and their issues, were spot on, pop-culture wise. The humour is a good mix: over the top sexual innuendo from Kelsey Grammer, and mostly dead-pan deliveries from the other regular cast. The guest cast are all great, with special mention to Patton Oswalt. Such a distinct voice. I would listen to him doing a reading of the phone book...

The ten episodes flew by, and it was over too soon. I hope there are more seasons planned, as I really want to see how the shock twist ending pans out. Also, is there a future for a Succubus and a therapist, and will he even notice?

So many great people in this show! Kelsey Grammer is so funny as the vampire. I had to watch twice- it's so fast-paced and the jokes don't stop. I can't wait for more episodes!

It's like "Les Kassos" had a baby with "Bob's Burgers". It's half decent. I'll keep watching it.

Feels like a cheap knock-off of Ugly Americans. Animation, voice acting, and humor all sub par.

It's got that certain quality where you instantly realize it's not going to be that great of a show.

Frankly put, it's just not that funny or original.

Honestly surprised by how much I enjoyed this series. Took a chance on an ad, and I'm very glad I did. It's a brilliantly original idea with fantastically witty writing and whimsical characters, backed up with an excellent cast that any fan of the classic horror genre will enjoy. I would love to see more of You're Not A Monster in the future, hopefully in a longer format. I'm eager to get to know the characters and to have their universe fleshed out some more, as I have absolutely no doubt that Mr. Lesser has an abundance of interesting ideas that definitely deserve to be explored