Duncanville

TV-14

33 episodes3 seasons

US Release

Overview:

Like most 15-year-olds, Duncan can see adulthood on the horizon: money, freedom, cars and girls; but the reality is more like: always being broke, driving with one's mom sitting shotgun and babysitting one's sister. He's not exceptional, but he has a wild imagination in which he's never anything less than amazing.

Created by:

Julie Thacker & Amy Poehler & Mike Scully

Status:

Canceled

Language:

English

First air date:

2/16/2020

Last air date:

6/26/2022

Key words:

high school
family
adult animation
sitcom
calm
lighthearted
casual
hilarious

Seasons

Specials

7 Episodes

Season 1

11 Episodes

Season 2

12 Episodes

Season 3

10 Episodes

Cast

Amy Poehler

~ as ~

Duncan / Annie (voice) and 1 more

Riki Lindhome

~ as ~

Kimberly (voice)

Joy Osmanski

~ as ~

Jing (voice)

Ty Burrell

~ as ~

Jack (voice)

Yassir Lester

~ as ~

Yangzi (voice)

Betsy Sodaro

~ as ~

Bex (voice)

Zach Cherry

~ as ~

Wolf (voice)

Rashida Jones

~ as ~

Mia (voice)

Wiz Khalifa

~ as ~

Mr. Mitch (voice)

Kathy Najimy

~ as ~

Additional Voices (voice) and 1 more

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Reviews (1)

GenerationofSwine
Written 2 year(s) ago
1
I sort of feel that this wants to be F is For Family... only doesn't have the overarching plots or the personal story arcs that draw you in.

Really, it's not funny at all, but the worst flaw is that we have seen this all before... only we have seen it all when it was funnier and far more offensive. Even as I am writing this, I'm watching an episode about a video gaming contest that The Simpsons already did and better (despite it's declining quality).

That's right, the Simpsons did it better and no one has said that in 4 years.

There is nothing shocking, nothing that diverts expectations and nothing even remotely satirical.

You've seen it before, but you have never seen it when trying to be so inoffensive it's no longer funny.