Linbeymusol Wonderful character development!

MamaGravity good back-story, and good acting

BeSummers Funny, strange, confrontational and subversive, this is one of the most interesting experiences you'll have at the cinema this year.

Josephina Great story, amazing characters, superb action, enthralling cinematography. Yes, this is something I am glad I spent money on.

ladybyron68 I got to admit, I watched this because there was nothing else on. Ironically, that episode I watched was the last episode of the season. So, after finding the episodes On Demand, I did what I usually do... I binged. Problem is, I kept repeat bingeing after watching all 10 episodes. That's how I knew I was watching a good show. Pay no attention to the previous review. That's dude is a mark who gets rapped up in the trivial things. Bad animation? Please. What about South Park? 20 years later and those punks STILL can't walk. Just still hopping up and down to SIMULATE walking. Bad lip sync? Please. Unless you have actually worked as a voice over actor, or even as an actor in general, you can't speak. (Pardon the pun.). As for the review, in a nutshell, it's this. 3 high school no bodies on the school's basket ball team thinking that they are actually legends in their own minds. They spend their days trying to "step their game up", "make that paper", " punch those panties" and "get that burn". And that's about it. The whole whole show. What makes the show is the crisp, snappy dialogue. Just listen to the verbal exchange for a minutes and I will guarantee that you will be binge watching just like I have. Besides... They have been picked up for a second season. Hey my dudes, let me here you say: LEGENDS!!!! ;)

Victor pena I went into this show not expecting much. I had not seen any previews but decided to watch it based on a friend's recommendation. After watching an episode (the one about Tupac being a stripper) I ended up loving it. It does take some time to get used to the animation but, once you do, it is so worth it. The language, jokes and topics are very in tune with the times, so having some knowledge of current pop culture will help with fully enjoying this show. Ultimately, this is a very fun and edgy show. If you like hip hop culture or American pop culture as a whole, this show is definitely worth a shot.

Alex J The animation is bad, and most of the jokes are pretty tired or just not funny, but the same can be said about a lot of animated comedies in their first season. The worst part by far though is the voice acting for the three main characters which are voiced by the two co-creators of the show. It's painfully obvious that they're amateurs, especially Johnson's voice for Grover, and it severely undercuts jokes which might have otherwise been at least a little funny. There are a couple of decent laughs among the few episodes out so far, but none of them come from the three main characters. Hopefully it'll find its legs because there's not really any other shows like it (on a TV network at least) but it would definitely be less painful to watch with some better voice acting.

johnpgkc I'm not surprised this show doesn't initially appeal to a broader audience. There are a lot of jokes and themes you may not appreciate unless you know rap, basketball, hip-hop culture in general. If you watch FOX News, this probably isn't your show. If you liked Black Jesus, you will be down. I'm happy to see they got a second season already. The animation is pretty lame, but this show would never had made it to air if it had a bigger budget.I hope it lasts long enough for the boys to become starters/seniors/legends.Peace out, cub scouts!