Alicia I love this movie so much

Tedfoldol everything you have heard about this movie is true.

Maidexpl Entertaining from beginning to end, it maintains the spirit of the franchise while establishing it's own seal with a fun cast

AnhartLinkin This story has more twists and turns than a second-rate soap opera.

utgardaloki I will always love this man for his writing and portrayal of Thomas Jefferson in A Young Person's Guide to History, but Mike Tyson Mysteries is his masterpiece. All hail Hugh Davidson! May his contributions eternally defecate upon the forehead of the God of Comedy so that It may continue to exist...

murph072278 I have always been a fan of Mike Tyson, must be from playing punch out so much when I was a kid. This show is an amazing concept, the idea of Mike Tyson solving mysteries in Scooby Doo fashion is hilarious. I was actually shocked when I first learned that Tyson does the voice because the show seemed to be making fun of him a lot. I like how in every episode Mike gets a different strange idea in Mike's head that leaves at the end of the episode such as "flight or fight," or "you have to stand on a table for people to listen to you." I also really like the other characters especially Pigeon. The only downside to the show is that each episode is only about 10 minutes long so you can get through the whole season in just a couple of hours.

Christopher Smith I don't think I've ever been as surprised by a television series as I am by "Mike Tyson Mysteries," a show that I thought was bound to be one of the dumbest shows ever. It turns out that while, yes, the show is dumb--often very, very dumb--it's also endlessly entertaining and always hilarious. Upon first glance, it would be easy to assume "Mike Tyson Mysteries" as just a one-joke "Scooby-Doo" spoof, but although there are certainly some "Scooby-Doo" staples present (the mystery van in particular), the show transcends its goofy premise by having each episode have a vastly different mystery every week. Although the show is definitely not about great plotting or genius storytelling, the writers seem to strive not to make the show repetitive from week to week. One episode may take place in space while the next episode will be about werewolves, or something equally as silly and ridiculous. The show never forgets that its a cartoon made for adults that don't mind juvenile, immature, or random humor.The biggest surprise of "Mike Tyson Mysteries" is Mike Tyson himself. Tyson is clearly 100% in on the joke, and seemingly puts no limitations on what aspects of his life he'll make fun of. This is as funny and amusing as Mike Tyson has ever been, a far cry from the rageaholic image that Tyson has had in the past. Tyson is clearly invested in the material, and has far better comedic timing than anyone might expect. As funny as Tyson is here, he can't compare to Norm MacDonald as Pigeon, an alcoholic, profane, sarcastic pigeon that lives with Tyson. This is the perfect role for MacDonald, who has better deadpan delivery than any comedic actor working today. Pigeon could easily been a super annoying and unbearable character, but MacDonald instead manages to make him the highlight an already fantastic comedy."Mike Tyson Mysteries" is not high art, or even that ambitious of a television series. Each episode is simply fifteen minutes of silly, occasionally nonsensical, and vulgar laughs. The show easily could have been a terrible waste of time, yet somehow it's ended up being far better than it has any right to be. There are tons of people that will view the series with absolute disdain based on either either how they feel about Tyson himself or about the general absurd nature of the show. This isn't for everybody, though for me, "Mike Tyson Mysteries" is hands down the funniest series on television right now, and one of the funniest shows I have ever seen. Highly recommended for fans of adult cartoons. 9/10

cobalt327 Voice-over work is harder than some might realize and I had my doubts about Mike Tyson's ability to carry this off, but Tyson's work here is beyond reproach. Hopefully the plot will become more cohesive and the supporting characters' backstories will be developed; I think it has potential if given enough time but so far it's not a hit in my book and my 7 out of 10 assessment is being generous. I will revisit this if my opinion changes.While Norm MacDonald is a pro at this, his character has so far not developed into anything special. No worries because this is only at the third episode, but the writers need to get on the stick- people are not going to keep coming back unless there's a better return on their time IMHO.