Saturday Morning All Star Hits!

All of this just works. ― Todd Howard

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Saturday Morning All Star Hits!
This show isn't really smashing at all.
Genre: Live-action/Animation Comedy/Parody Variety/Sketch comedy Surreal humour Running Time: 19–28 minutes Country: United States Release Date: December 10, 2021 Network(s): Netflix Created by: Ben Jones Kyle Mooney Distributed by: Netflix Starring: Kyle Mooney Geraldine Viswanathan Dylan Sprouse Rae Dawn Chong Nathan Fielder Pamela Adlon Fred Armisen Eric Bauza Maurice LaMarche Kevin Michael Richardson Beck Bennett Kate Lyn Sheil Cree Summer Frank Welker Chris Redd Paul Rudd Emma Stone Ben Jones Seasons: 1 Episodes: 3

Saturday Morning All Star Hits! (S.M.A.S.H.!) is an American adult animated television series created by Kyle Mooney and Ben Jones. Produced by Universal Television, the show is a parody of Saturday-morning cartoon programming blocks from the 1980s and early 1990s, including a mix of live-action and animation segments. It was released on Netflix on December 10, 2021.

Why It Will Ruin Your Saturday Mornings

1. This is supposed to be a parody of Saturday Morning blocks of the 1980s and 1990s, like Fox Kids and the Disney Afternoon, yet it just comes off as pathetic and lazy.
2. The animation is incredibly slow and dull.
3. The writing is absolutely nothing.
4. The jokes are horrible.
5. The way this show mixes live-action with animation just felt extremely lazy.
6. None of the parodies were any funny.
7. Skip is such a total jerk, especially to his brother Treybor, who's only there to be the show's punching bag.
8. Wasting talented actors like Maurice LaMarche and Cree Summer.
9. Unoriginal title: The title "Saturday Morning All Star Hits!" is way too unoriginal.

Redeeming Qualities

1. Good character designs that are an improvement over the character designs from The Problem Solverz and Stone Quackers.
2. Despite coming out in 2021, this show is in 4:3 instead of 16:9 widescreen. This helps the show look as if it was really made in the 1990s instead of 2021.

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