Review: Based on Nathan W. Pyle’s wildly successful online comic strip and co-created by Dan Harmon, Apple TV+'s adult animated series 'Strange Planet' on brings to life a quirky alternate society very similar to our own
To paraphrase another famous comic strip, we have met the strangers of “Strange Planet,” and they are us. That, as becomes abundantly clear, is the Jupiter-size joke in’s webcomic-cum-series on Apple TV+.
The more immediate, Mars-equivalent gag is the translation of very earthy reality into absurdist techno-speak: Parents are “life-givers”; years are “revolutions”; unwanted cilantro in your “swaddled mush” is “soap leaf.” You may find your mouth stones on edge before episode 3, and it won’t be from too much jitter liquid.Continue reading your article with
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