This show was better than early seasons Bojack Horseman and had potential to be Netflix's best animated show. It's a shame Netflix couldn't see that.

You're right, it is a shame :(

>>149236634 (OP)
I liked Brett & Reagan's dynamic and thought the lonely dad was a fun antagonist, but many of the jokes felt "too easy." It also doesn't help that it seemed like one of the most expensive U.S. cartoons to produce, so while I'm not surprised by Netflix's decision to drop Inside Job, the WAY they went about it is what has me miffed.

>>149236634 (OP)
It was okay, but I felt like it really ran out of steam in S2

>>149236634 (OP)
I watched the entire season and found it painfully average.

>>149238674
I liked that by the end of the first season, she really warmed up to him in a way that seemed impossible for her in the first part of season 1.

part of me wishes she chose Appleton

>>149238784
I'm in love with Reagan's cute tush~

>>149236634 (OP)
>"wypipo bad" safe edgy slop
Nothing of value was lost

>>149236634 (OP)
there's no way it could have kept going without dropping the culture war shit like leonardo di caprio and age gaps, and instead make jokes about real conspiracies and scandals. you could tell it was written by liberals that were never going to delve in to nuance or criticize capitalism

>>149239228
not a bad thing

I remember I was very interested on the premise and when I gave it a chance, they fucking dropped Pitbull the singer out of nowhere and dropped it so hard.

>>149240631
Not a bad thing at all...

>>149238706
It simply stood out among the sea of lame, generic [modern] adult cartoons. On its own merits, Inside Job is a 7/10 at best.

>>149241875
Reagan should wear heels more often

>>149238706
I can't tell if they tried to make it palatable for social media or that's just how the writers talked and it just bled through on screen.

I just wish they used their retard Big Mouth money to give it a proper conclusion
>>149242084
She looks cute with her hair like that

>>149240631
What's the bottom left one from again?

Best episode?

Worst episode?

>>149243624
one of the realities that it doesn't work out with Ron in

>>149242084
I wasn't prepared for how horny Reagan could be in part 2 of season 1
>Reagan should wear heels more often
Agreed, but I think she only does it when she's trying to get laid or for a very special occasion. If season 2 had her attending more evil events or fancy dinners, she probably would have

>>149243924
I thought the episodes were all good but if I had to choose
Part 1 Best: Inside Reagan
Part 1 Worst: Brettfast Club
Part 2 Best: We Found Love in a Popeless Place
Part 2 Worst: Reagan and Mychelle's Hive School Reunion

I thought the music was one of the underappreciated aspects of the show. I still enjoy listening to the theme song and the ending song for part 2 episode 1
https://youtu.be/EyGgFwTozcQ?si=HffCPnhZcMn0_z8P

>>149244224
I'll never forget how disappointed I was the first time I heard the full version of the opening theme.

That ending track from the Grove episode is dope tho

I rewatched the show recently and my opinion on it is mostly the same. Except for Ron. The first time around i was ok with him because I was curious where they were going with him but now that I know his deal I find him incredibly dull. I get he's mostly just a plot device for Reagan's character development but the dude just drags down every scene he's in. It doesn't help that Adam Scott sounds like he's phoning in his performance although it is possible they directed him to sound as flat and boring as possible.

I wish they would have shown him doing more stuff with the illuminati. Show why he hated it so much and show some of the horrible shit they made him do. Or at the very least they could have shown their office and it's turns out to be a bizarro version of incognito with gender swapped versions of the main cast.

>>149236634 (OP)
Show too chicken shit to do any conspiracy.
Its trash
All it was was some mutt baby and her daddy issues

>>149245395
>too chicken for conspiracy
>too chicken for cultural wat shit
Just another adult sitcom

>>149245395
>Show too chicken shit to do any conspiracy.
They've touched on older "tame" ones like chemtrails and other stuff. Conspiracies have lost their luster nowadays because it's just schizophrenics sucking each other off but now it's affecting other people's lives.

>>149244172
>If season 2--
DON'T

DON'T REMIND ME ANON

>>149245549
>still wearing pants underneath the maid outfit
Lame.

>>149245549
>>149246656
Yeah I agree, I get the idea of her not being traditionally girly, but part of that would be comfort and I do t think she’d be comfy in pants, if it’s a modesty issue shorts, stockings or Spatz would be better. Logically speaking it’s just off.

>We even got K. Rool in Smash! We did it everyone!

>>149247014
>Get K. Rool in
>He ends up being a bottom 10 character
Based Sakurai pushing back against the reptoid menace

>>149244203
Oh you WOULD like Inside Reagan, wouldn't you...

>>149247323
Well, I mean...

>>149246948
>>149246656
>>149245549

I think her aversion to traditional femininity is probably not that she opposes it but that it requires more work than she cares to put into it outside of work or trying to get laid.
If she kept the pants on like that, it's probably because she got forced into doing it (probably by Myc, which would be one of the reasons she'd give no effort in doing it). If Ron asked her to do it, she'd probably put a week's worth of effort into being the sexiest maid possible, to hilarious or sexy effect.

Since Ron is apparently canonically hung, how big are we talking? Reagan seems easy to impress but Gigi seemed into it too, so that's saying something.

>>149245351
>I wish they would have shown him doing more stuff with the illuminati. Show why he hated it so much and show some of the horrible shit they made him do
Funny enough, he hates what the Illuminati are doing but also found Cognito's work to be more disturbing in some ways from the Halloween episode.

>>149245159
>That ending track from the Grove episode is dope tho
I wish there was a longer version of it
>I'll never forget how disappointed I was the first time I heard the full version of the opening theme.
why is that?

>>149247925
>why is that?
cuz it's not as good as the abridged version in the actual series. the full version just sounds like 3 minutes of buildup until you realize it's over and are left disappointed. sometimes less is more

>>149239228
>firm, perky ass
>noticably large breasts
I am OK with female writer self-insert characters like this.

>>149248470
gotcha. i do like the longer version but the short version being only about 30 seconds does hit well, especially with the opening sequence. i also really like how it matches well with the grainy images that they promote the show with.

>>149248501
good deal

>>149242327
I think it's the Hirsch and Gravity Falls effect more than anything else

>>149241875
got any more proto-Reagans (or any of the other Cognitos)?

>>149236634 (OP)
plus yknow norm macdonald dying and all

>>149249032
Brett is great, I'm sad this is the last we'll get of him

>>149236634 (OP)
Reagan and Brett were fun to watch, but the rest of the entourage was annoying. The asian guy kinda grew on me by the end, but the alien and black girl were insufferable, they felt like McFarlane rejects.

>>149245351
Yeah his character was a bit disappointing, he honestly felt like an anime mc, the kind that have zero personality so that loser neets can imprint on them easily

https://youtu.be/bwujPhp1qQY?si=6NVCaKNe0wz9zHn1
Still waiting on the damn music video

>>149251043
what's the backstory on this one?

>>149250991
>the alien and black girl were insufferable
I didn't end up liking Myc (though I accepted him as part of the cast), I thought Gigi got better by the final few episodes of the series and she was pretty funny in the Halloween episode

>>149250887
Their use of him as a character got much better after episode 1, he was probably one of the strongest three characters in the show

I miss this show and Ugly Americans so much.

Did the show go as dark as they could with Rand while still making him sympathetic? Should they have gone darker?

>>149251693
all the good shows always get fucked over

>>149247323
>>149251724
I find it interesting how Reagan's green trousers are enough to make her design stand out, 'cause the crude art style + lab coat combo could've made it real easy to confuse her as a Rick clone.

>>149251308
I'd probably like her more if she was better looking, have a better contrast with Reagans look.

I feel bad for Shion Takeuchi. Whereas Hirsch can just fall back on more Gravity Falls book deals after his Netflix project got killed, Shion's probably had to go chasing after another writing gig on someone else's show like before (a short-term gig most likely). Netflix made her dreams come true and then robbed her of that same dream in record time

>>149236634 (OP)
>better than early seasons Bojack Horseman
Why is nobody pointing out that this is a stupid comparison?

>>149238268
samefag

>>149253065
I think greenlighting S2 and then reneging on it was especially diabolical, I don't know many examples of fuckery like that happening

Imagine being tense for months or years wondering if you'll get renewed, feeling the relief of confirmation, only to be told "nah not happening fuck you" anyway

>>149253065
this art is nice. any more Shion art?

>>149250887
He's so fucking annoying

>>149254759
Brett is delightful and Reagan loves him.

>Brett & Reagan could have been the will they wont they of cartoon ships for roughly a decade
rip

>>149253983
Well she quickly fell into TV writing after graduating and joining the industry, so it's kind of hard to find any of her actual art.

Fish guy and the tentacle ayy were my favorite characters. Didn't get the point of the asian guy or black woman. Dropped show when it became about the character's mom dating whoever to resolve her own mommy issues

>>149254929
The Amy Wong and Fry ship of today

Super 5/10 show except for Reagan who I want to sit on my face.

>>149255769
damn. how'd she get in the industry so fast?

>>149254929
>>149255869
>>149245886
could the show have a Futurama like renewal someday?

Hey...

You guys ever heard of a little obscure movie called AKIRA?

Sniffing Reagan's hair.

>>149257305
I mean the joke was that akira and anime is mainstream now.

>>149256627
Only if Adult Swim actually picks it up like they did with Tuca and Bertie.

>>149257883
The delivery was kinda cringe thoughbeit

>>149257658
The hair in her pants, right?

>>149259405
I feel like Reagan wouldn't let him eat her out, nor do I think he'd do it. I think she'd let Ron do it and he'd probably do it for her.

>>149236634 (OP)
Good riddance, it was an ugly show

>>149256627
>>149258625
That's where lots of people's minds went to when the cancellation was first announced, but it isn't likely. Tuca & Bertie was at least produced by Tornante and ShadowMachine, separate from Netflix; as for Inside Job, Netflix is both the distributor AND the producer.

>>149236634 (OP)
I'm embarrassed to have even watched more than one episode of this garbage

>>149251710
This image is triggering my fight or flight.

>>149253983
>>149260505

>>149260292
I gave it a few episodes but it didn't really seem to do anything creative or clever with the whole shadow government angle.