Songs are the best part of this. The story and pacing have issues, but overall it quite enjoyable. Deals with some serious themes quite well. Lots of trigger warnings so make sure you can handle it before watching. Overall B+ worth a watch.

This quickly gained a following for its characters, musical numbers, and its take on Hell. Its writing is a little tighter than the Youtube series Helluva Boss (which is now also going to Amazon). There are a couple who need more fleshing out, but the show's very intriguing and well done.

I don't think the show is that great in terms of writing. It explains the plot to you tons of times as if you're a toddler with a short attention span, and then shoves a curse word in the dialog every few seconds to appear edgy. I know this is an adult cartoon, but the cursing seems like it's forced. Also, most of these characters don't act like sensible adults. a deer beefs with a tv screen over God knows why, and Lucifer acts childish.

Has promise and a lot of redeeming qualities. Final product is not quite there though. I wonder what went wrong, Helluva Boss is way better, so perhaps there was meddling from producers. Would have given it 70/100 if not for the songs, most of them did not fit at all.

Seen pilot + 8 eps.

oof, I can tell these are my people making this show but it's like looking back at my embarrassing teen self. I'm hoping it's just the common issue of a first season trying to find its footing, so I'll still be back for the next one anyway. at worst it's a kind of horrifying nostalgia and endearment which tbh feels fitting for 'gay disney princess in hell'

Wonderful changed my life

The pilot was great, sadly the rest isn't nearly as good :(

way too many sex jokes. But other than that. It was actully great.

Very fun and has some great emotional moments. Most of the characters are likeable and all of them are super fun to watch!

The first two episodes are slow, but build to a very solid finale. Can't wait for Season 2.

Has a fun pilot. Will be interesting to see where they go from here.