Stuart Fails to Save the Universe: season one escapes the sitcom asylum
Stuart Bloom’s first season turns a sitcom’s supporting players into reluctant multiverse tourists, then gives television itself a well-deserved kick. Spoilers ahead.
Stuart Bloom’s first season turns a sitcom’s supporting players into reluctant multiverse tourists, then gives television itself a well-deserved kick. Spoilers ahead.
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