Ultra City Smiths

The conversation between Pecker ('dick') and Thumb ('thumb') just killed. And especially Pecker's attempts to raise a coin with his, hmm, pecker.
I felt sorry for Nico, Mills' partner. It seems that he decided to settle down, one girl turned out to be pregnant with his child, gave birth to a baby, and he died. Sadly.
That bald boy who came on the ship turned out to be a super-cool gangster, just a little one. He's in charge of everything, and everyone is afraid of him.
Well, the robbery is simply beyond all praise. By the time they got on the bus, all the cashiers were busy with the latest city gossip. Hilarious.

It immediately became clear how all these multiple characters were connected, which was gratifying, they did not pull this strap to the end. I was surprised that police officer Gail was involved in this in some way.
And yes, I understand that there will be inserts with songs and dances, but this King of the Night was so poor with his dancing that you just can't help but laugh. And who is the kid in the suit who sailed on the ship at the end? Or is it not a child, but just a little bald man?

The wacky song in this episode. One of the characters is named Pecker, from English (and especially in slang) it means 'member'. So this character is especially concerned about his boyfriend and sings songs about him.
The funny election posters continue.
The end surprised me, it was extremely unexpected that Mills' partner was shot.

The policeman conducts the investigation very intelligently, everything is logical and consistent. true, he is an alcoholic, loves whiskey, but calls it an addiction to limes. It's a pity that Gail's partner was suspended from the case, and now a stupid new partner. But to be honest, they're all stupid there, especially the cowboy hooker who still walks around town without pants. I wasn't impressed with his musical number at all and didn't like it.

I came across this cartoon purely by chance – a huge number of cool actors are involved in voice acting, so I wanted to take a look.
Firstly, the cartoon is not drawn, but dolls are used. I don't know yet if I like it or not.
Secondly, in 20 minutes of screen time, we saw too many characters, even too many. I don't understand how they are related yet.
The big city, full of crime and hopelessness, resembles cities from the universe of any superhero comic book. A new policeman with a dark tragic past will try to 'save this city'. I just got carried away from the moment of the musical, when the main character began to sing a song and dance, and passersby began to sing along and dance with him. I was laughing, but it was very strange in the context of the narrative.
P.S. I just fell out of the campaign poster of one of the candidates for mayor.