Alien TV

It's pretty obvious that I, a 25 year old, am not the target demographic for this Netflix series. That being said, this is still some brilliantly done comedy that is entirely based upon visual gags as opposed to spoken jokes. The whole idea is of three little aliens documenting the everyday activities of human beings on Earth and their misunderstanding or misinterpretations of instructions leading them to hilarious consequences and shenanigans followed by them reporting their findings to us as if we're other aliens learning about Earth all while speaking in their uniquely gibberish language. Is it educational? Absolutely not (but then again it wasn't trying to be) Is it very funny? Definitely just as long as you don't think of yourself too high-brow for some silly cartoon-y comedy. It won't be for everyone but it's harmless silly fun that is animated extremely well and performed brilliantly by it's three main leads

The perfectly mindlessness that is needed sometimes!

I have never heard my kids laugh so hard at a show (age 2 and 7). Its silly, its entertaining. I really wasn't 100% sold at first but seeing how much my kids enjoyed it, I am invested. Highly recommend it, for just a solid mindless laugh.

My nephew asked me to watch this with him a random day. When I started we can't stopped. We were laughing all the time.

I'm happy to see this kind of innocent and entertaining cartoons for kids. In the present a lot they can watch isn't like this. I love it and gave me the opportunity to go back in time when I was a child and had good TV programs like this. I love Pixbee!!!

Extra-terrestrial documentarians misinterpret everything and we howl with laughter. This may be a kids' show, but it's also one of the best things I've seen in a while. The humor is quick-witted and understated, but not subtle; much is implied, but still obvious if you're paying attention. For characters with alien dialog, they end up with some actual depth. The dialog is amusing but not as clever as Minionese. For family entertainment, Alien TV does an excellent job of skirting the line; there are some definite WTF moments to which stuffier viewers might object, but which I thought were hilarious and very well executed. This show is clever, creative, accessible and broadly entertaining. Since I have a feeling that the show's creators are probably limited by expectations of their target audience, I'd love to see what they'd come up with for some more adult-oriented comedy. I won't post any spoilers, even though that'd be difficult to achieve given the format. I will say that while the first episode is fun, the rest are progressively better. The series has an excellent arc.