Oh My God... Yes! A Series of Extremely Relatable Circumstances

I just watched the first four episodes in a row and my only complaint is that they aren't long enough! There are plenty of female led animated series that exist. I love Yolo and was a fan of Tuca and Bertie. But there is something about OMG YES! That gives me just the right about of absolute stupid mixed with oddly genius that I've been craving! Sunny isn't likable and that's what I LOVE about her. She isn't trying to be! It's refreshing to see a female protagonist have a devil-may-care attitude. Ladi and Tulip add a great balance to her chaos. If all three were harsh, the show might be a bit difficult to stomach. But Tulips sweetness and Ladi's intelligence/action based way of moving about the world strikes a great balance. Some of the dialogue is a bit hard to understand so I would recommend using subtitles if your'e hearing isn't A-1 like mine. Otherwise, kickback and try to relax watching this wild show. You might be laughing to hard to do the latter.

It tries too hard to be random and chaotic. I usually love absurdist humor but I don't like the way this show does absurdist humor. Typically shows with absurdist humor like Regular Show start out very normal, esclatae then get very crazy. This show tries to jump right into very wild plots and its not fun. The title of the show is also pretty bad. Why is it called Oh My God... Yes! A Series of Extremely Relatable Circumstances? It doesn't tell you much about the show, the world, or the characters. I brought up Regular Show earlier in this post. The name Regular Show is very ironic but every episode begins with something very simple like Mordocaei and Rigby set up the chairs, then the plot ends up being very wild contradicting its name. Jumping right into the craziness just doesn't work as well in my opinion.

I just heard about this show a couple of days ago. And I just finished bingeing the first 4 episodes. People complain about the animation style but it's not as bad as a lot of adult animated comedies out there. Even still, a show not looking like it cost a million bucks Is no reason to not give it a chance. This show rocks. It's not an eye soar. The colors are stunning, the backdrops are so beautiful and detailed. The dialogue and jokes are a bit on the nose but it's clear that that is by design! Beyond the silliness and randomness is deep message about our inner emotional worlds and friendships. I can't wait to see where this show goes. The first episode wasn't that strong but each episode gets better and BETTER! I swear! Ive seen previews for episode 5 and I'm too excited!

My take as a woman in her 20s: It tries to be funny and relatable but it's only relatable if you're someone who blames their problems on other people, is selfish, is a bad friend, and has no aspirations in life.

The characters all do just that. They are toxic, and go around thinking only about themselves. They even comment on this and make jokes about it. They are all unhealthy because they have self-defeating attitudes and do nothing to help themselves or improve.

Bunch of victims.

Women in our 20s, we can be better than this.

Sick of seeing stuff that normalizes this behavior.

The women with purple hair and blue hair are cute, but that's all that's good about this show. It's poorly written and forgettable. Someone else listed it as cringey, perfect description.

The other reviews leaving 3/10 are being too kind. The show lack direction or purpose. Feels like poor sloppy writing. Tries to develop relatability by sharing content that would be in a fluffy psychology podcast. Any attempt of connection to reliability is done by superficial means.

Show could become more depth if it dropped it's unnecessary content and shared it depth based on actual struggles every day individuals face across the episode versus using one liners for comedic relief.

Like others describe the episodes revolve around victimhood removing accountability and placing it on others. The show teaches all the qualities you should not have. A great watch for psychology students to observe mal adaptive coping mechanisms.