Season Two Of Mythic Quest Is Comfort Food For Humor’s Soul

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As we’re peering down the proverbial light at the end of the Covid 19 tunnel, it’s wonderful to have such thoughtful, funny, dark, and over-the-top comedies like Mythic Quest to remind us that it’s ok to laugh, it’s ok to feel weird about getting back to our previous lives, and it’s ok to have a love/hate issue with Brad. I mean sure he’s a dick but you gotta respect the hustle.

Each episode is fairly compact, usually clocking in at under 30 minutes but with the lithe writing and the fast-paced nature of the show that’s all the time they need to build up a storyline that draws you in, create just the right connections between characters to make you feel, you know, things, and then wind the story down just enough to keep you wanting more. It’s really brilliant work.

 Brad (Danny Pudi) and his mini-me Jo ( Jessie Ennis) Photo courtesy of digitaltrends. com

So far in season 2, we have the beginnings of what will most assuredly be a weird break up between Poppy and Ian, Dana and Rachel finally start dating and begin planning their futures, David is still trying to get over Jo leaving him for Brad and it’s just, well, sad, and Carol is even more Carol than in the first season and it’s exceptional. I do think all of us can relate to Grouchy Goat on some level. Just throwing it out there.

You can stream all of season 1 and existing/new episodes of season 2 right here