I was glad to see improvement over the first episode. The characters get developed a bit more, and we're treated to a few really strange sequences. Both of these are easily my favorites - Tina has a strange fantasy that involves a pair of erotic zombies. And Bob has an extended dream that has him meeting a human-size version of the glowing doll that he has as a light source, in the context of the bar and bathroom scenes in The Shining. This is really strange, but very likable.
It's also a real pleasure to hear H. John Benjamin's voice acting again. I've been a big fan of Dr. Katz, and it's strange to hear his character being the responsible one.
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