Jason Schreier

The first season was eight episodes.

This season is six.

I...

I think in both seasons there was a pretty good mystery that's very complex and complicated.

There's a million characters.

There's a lot of red herrings.

You're just meeting all these colorful characters.

There's a lot of great horrible body parts and stuff.

Crocodile has eaten a guy, so they're recovering pieces of his body throughout the season.

At one point they just find, I think they call it the cock and balls, because it's just his butt and his penis.

And that's it.

And it's like severed at the top and the bottom.

So then they just have it like in a medical examination and they're just having to examine this like hilarious prosthetic that their props department made.

So there's a lot of that kind of humor.

And it's just it's just very, very funny.

And it moves so fast that by the end I was like, I can't.

I almost think they needed another episode to kind of stretch out, you know, spend a little more time with the side characters.

Luke Hemsworth, one of the Hemsworth brothers, turns up in this as a very, very funny character.

I wanted a little more time with him.

But in the end, it's almost like, I don't know, being left wanting a little more isn't such a bad thing.