Tuca & Bertie Show
Tuca & Bertie is
an adult animated sitcom TV show created by Lisa Hanawalt on Netflix. This
animated show stars Tiffany Haddish and Ali Wong including Steven Yeun, John
Early, Richard E. Grant, and Reggie Watts as supporting cast.
This show falls the
lives of two bird woman, Tuca & Bartie, as they try and live their life as
a young woman in a modern city. In this show you’ll see just like in BoJack
Horseman, they are characters that are just humans with animal heads. But this
time around there are even living plants, and humans are extremely rare to see.
Most characters are birds. Which you may suppose make sense because this takes
place in Bird City, after all. I was quite intrigued by this show when I first
heard about it for a few reasons. First off, from the style alone it is very
reminiscent of BoJack Horseman, which is no surprise because this show was
created by BoJack Horseman’s producer and art director Lisa Hanawalt. And
because of that, it means there is a lot of potential for this show to become
quite deep and realistic despite how it looks. And that brings me to my second
point; there are almost no western animated shows created by a woman for an
adult woman, meaning that this gomovie show is extraordinary.
I honestly couldn’t
think of any, and I have been watching a ton of cartoons over the past few
years. But regardless, from what I could tell this is the first cartoon of its
kind in a long time. But just because a female creator makes it doesn’t mean
you will like it, and I have always had issues with comedy-based adult
cartoons. I do like BoJack despite how crude it can be. So, how does Tuca &
Bertie fair? Well, let me just say it’s very much an adult cartoon, with all
the staples of what you’d expect in a comedy that is aimed for an adult
audience. Characters get naked a lot, especially Tuca, and you have to accept
that the world they live in is really weird.
Bertie is shy, is
moving up in her career, and is in a steady relationship. A lot of her story
focuses on her juggling her full-time job, her new part-time job at a bakery
with a handsome penguin, and maintaining her relationship with her boyfriend
Speckle, and her best friend Tuca. Tuca, on the other hand, is almost the
opposite. She is wild, loud, and impulsive. There is also the recurring theme of
her being unable to accept change, but when she becomes a burden on Bertie, it
becomes annoying. Her story for this season centers on her love life, finding a
job and confronting her past. There are so many types of birds, and it was cool
to see how many were represented. This show may make you hesitant to watch
sometimes because of the characters weird activity. So, watch the show and see
how you feel about the show.
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