HarmonQuest

As with everything the eponymous creator does, this show is highly worth the watch. If you are familiar with the podcast Harmontown, you will finally be able to put faces to the voices behind the best segment of that podcast: the role-playing game.

Jeff Davis was already hilarious , but the addition of his facial expressions really does justice to his humor; Erin McGathy is a treat even if she and Dan are no longer married; and for anyone who has watched Rick and Morty or Community, Mr. Harmon surely needs no introduction.

The animation is engaging, the voice acting is stellar, and the story by Mr. Crittenden is thrilling, fast-paced and diverse enough to grip the viewer even while allowing for significant bits of improv from the cast and the excellent guest players.

The only reason I give a 9 instead of 10 is to reserve my 10s for the highest echelon that contains such shows as Game of Thrones, the aforementioned Rick and Morty, and Breaking Bad. In other words, this show is great, just not legendary.

Do yourself a favor, and watch it.

I really do enjoy this show and it has left me unable to breathe from laughing at times, and so I have rated it very high. However, I am often frustrated by what I see as lost potential.

The show starts very strong with a great guest star in the first episode who plays along well and is hilarious. However, many of the guest stars are either unfunny or not a good fit for this show (Chelsea Peretti, Aubry Plaza, Gillian Jacobs). They need to be more selective of guest stars.

Spencer and Jeff are great regular cast members. Spencer particularly is hilarious and carries the show. Dan Harmon himself can be funny (even if most of his jokes are along the lines of "Oh sh**!") but he needs to prepare better. He often bumbles around and makes unfunny jokes that are just awkward.

Erin McGathy is the biggest thing holding this show back. I could not believe it when I saw she was back in the second season. Not only is she not funny, she is completely unfunny. I usually cringe when she attempts to make a joke. Her only positive contributions are when she says or does something stupid that the others can make a good joke out of.

To end on a positive note, the show is very creative and the production value is high. Very funny, but I hope that changes are made before season 3 (and I do hope there is a season 3).

This show is really funny and I love the cartoon portion of it. If we could change one thing it would be Erin McGathy. She is not funny and her barbarian rage song or whatever you want to call it is really bad. Most of the guest stars were really good, with the exception of Chelsea and Aubrey. I have only watched the first season so far. This is my opinion, check it out for yourself.

when i first watched this show i was just like " what?! this is not a cartoon ?!" i would switch off ...but i didn't and ...and...and yes it's a cartoon , but it's also a show ,Harmonquest is a kind of super mutant mixing role playing game ,an awesome show with people playing RPG (role playing game) and one of the most cool animation , it's like if you were playing with your friends ...and making the adventure into your brain ...around a table...but you aren't :) ...it's a totally crazy adventure into an heroic fantasy world with orcs, goblins ,elves , dragons , pirates and stuff ... like disc world ,the lord of the rings with the "Rick and Morty"'s fun in it , the game master Spencer Crittenden is just excellent , Dan Harmon is great as always, his team Erin Mcgathy , Jeff Bryan Davis are brilliant and there is a new guest star for each episode (Paul f. Tompkins as Teflonto or the Hawaiian coffee Aubrey PLaza )... this is just the best cartoon i saw since Rick & Morty. if you didn't understood anything of what i said it's maybe because i'm french and i'm really really really sorry about that ;)

If you like Drunk History, you will love HarmonQuest. Each episode is a chapter in Spencer's story of the binding rune stones. The game play is animated along with the dialog Spencer, Dan, Erin, Jeff, and the celebrity guest of the episode.

Spencer does a great job as Game Master, he weaves a wonderful tale of ghosts, kobolds, and flying swords.

Dan, Spencer, Erin, and Jeff are masterful players in Pathfinder. Adding hilarious dialog and actions to Spencer's world and quest, this group is one with great chemistry together and stay in character really well.