Reservation Dogs

"Great comedy drama about kids on an Indian Reservation. The episodes are full of reality, comedy, and some social commentary. Each episode is very well produced, and carries lessons about how people deal with tragedy, friendship, and family. Warning: ⚠️ Strong language and cursing."

"Good series. The 2 rapping twins on bikes are hilarious. "

"This show is a breath of fresh air with its humor, creativity, and realness. Thank you to everyone who made this show possible. "

"Why are you reading this? Go watch Reservation Dogs. Skoden"

"The writing and acting was painful to watch. Definitely has potential but it just feels like children wrote it and the acting is stiff and unnatural so the characters don’t seem real. "

"I’m watching the third season right now and I really enjoy this series. It’s hearfelt and has the perfect balance of humor and strong subject matter. The character writing is so good. "

"Silly and heartfelt and at times poignant show about a group of lovable young shitasses and their community. 8.5 out of 10"

"This dramady series is my pick this week for a must see show for your watchlist. I love seeing all of the talent used in this show, talent that would otherwise be marginalized without this unique story. The show is heartfelt, and super funny, that depicts the frustrations and blessings of a group of Native American youths as they weigh the pros and cons of leaving the life and heritage they know with some surprises along the way."

"Set in the Muscogee Reservation in Oklahoma, "Reservation Dogs" tells the coming-of-age stories of four best friends. Creators Taika Watiti ("Thor: Love and Thunder", "What We Do in the Shadows") and Sterlin Harjo present a multi-award winning, laugh-out-loud comedy with a lot of heart. I expect a lot of Emmy nods for season 3, particularly for the episode "Deer Lady". As I write, season 3 has barely begun, so I expect more great things are to come. "

"Fabulous coming of age show, I highly recommend bingeing this show immediately! Obviously told through Native American teens with glimpses into their culture and heritage. This show tackles some massive topics today's young people face all the while keeping the show fun and humorous."