If Monsters at Work doesn't quite capture the magic of the original film, it's charming and silly enough to entertain fans of all ages. Read critic reviews
Monsters at Work (2021)
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Episodes
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1. Welcome to Monsters, Incorporated
Air date: Jul 7, 2021
When Tylor Tuskmon arrives at Monsters Incorporated to begin his dream job as a Scarer, he discovers that scaring is out and laughter is in; he is temporarily reassigned to MIFT, the Monsters Incorporated Facilities Team.
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2. Meet Mift
Air date: Jul 7, 2021
Tylor wants nothing more than to escape MIFT and his odd coworkers after a bizarre initiation ritual, but he develops a hint of respect for the misfit team after an emergency at Monsters, Inc.
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3. The Damaged Room
Air date: Jul 14, 2021
When a human baby's room is damaged, Tylor works on repairs with MIFT for the first time; Mike and Sulley take care of a human baby.
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4. The Big Wazowskis
Air date: Jul 21, 2021
Hoping to get in good with Mike, Tylor signs MIFT up to be Mike's bowling team for the annual Monsters, Inc. Bowl-off-a-thon, only to discover that everyone at MIFT stinks at bowling.
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5. The Cover Up
Air date: Jul 28, 2021
When Fritz goes on vacation, Duncan is chosen as temporary supervisor; his first order of business: make Tylor miserable; it doesn't take long for them to squabble, set off old scream canisters, and accidentally cause a city-wide power outage.
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6. The Vending Machine
Air date: Aug 4, 2021
Tylor's job is threatened when he breaks MIFT's favorite vending machine on the day Fritz must fire someone due to budget cuts; Mike tries boosting morale at Monsters, Inc.
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7. Adorable Returns
Air date: Aug 11, 2021
Tylor mistakenly allows the banished "Adorable Snowman" to return to Monsters, Inc., while Val searches for the reason the snowman was banished in the first place.
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8. Little Monsters
Air date: Aug 18, 2021
Tylor sees an opportunity to get promoted to Jokester during Mini-Monster Day at Monsters, Inc. when he is paired with Ms. Flint's daughter.
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9. Bad Hair Day
Air date: Aug 25, 2021
After abandoning his dream of becoming a Jokester, Tylor sets his sights on becoming the perfect MIFTer, but when he loses the sacred hair of David, a former employee, Tylor must get it back before the MIFT team finds out.
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10. It's Laughter They're After
Air date: Sep 1, 2021
Tylor gets promoted to his dream job as a Jokester but feels torn about leaving MIFT; Laugh Power is threatened when Mike and Sully are told they need to generate more power or they'll get shut down.
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I Love Monsters Inc, the series is so cool and funny, i loved
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Charming and humorous, it doesn't compare to the original film, but that's an inflated expectation anyway. Characters are entertaining and the maintenance world of Monsters inc is intriguing. A very watchable animated comedy series.
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As big as the scandal was in Monsters Inc and how far it went I'm surprised that the change in power source wasn't big news. But that's not a flaw of the show. There are some really annoying characters and oddly long ending credits for a TV show. But overall, it is a worthy follow up to "Monsters Inc."
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The way that Tylor is with MIFT is just so heartwarming to see. I Highly recommend this.
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Monster Inc. was great because it was about monsters scaring children, but with such a personality making them likeable all the same. Turning them to "jokers" resulted in a cheesy and unnatural attempt to transform Monster Inc. concept in an harmless, tasteless, politically correct product, in the worst pandering way. It's clear it's no more for every age, it's a pedant lesson of how being good and nice to kindergarden toddlers. Without that oxymoron (monsters that are scary but somehow nice) the show lost its meaning, and became one of the many cheesy, stupid, hypocritically moralist toons that intelligent people can just avoid with care.
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This is a long awaited show with few jokes that works pretty well and some silly jokes as the ones on "Planet Sheen" having pretty dumb characters that simply can't do the job. The Original monsters still pretty interesting but the new ones are just a safe bet to not ruin Mike, Sully & Celia.
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Some occassional silliness is a nice break. For the genre it was well done and entertaining.
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nothing incredible,it works as a sequel to monsters inc but not when it doesn't do anything noteworthy and that turns into a meh, fans of the movie might like it
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I think this is a great series. It got this silly humor and great animated characters it always makes me laugh.
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Disney did a great job bringing the monster world back to life it almost felt seamless the animation has tremendously improved since the original Especially with the scales/skin textures John Goodman and Billy crystal are back as everyone's favorite monsters mike and sulley the new cast is full of colorful new characters as well there are alot of Easter eggs/references to both monsters Inc and monsters University the last episode tied in perfectly with the ending of the first movie I would consider it to be one of the best shows currently on Disney + this series alone is worth a subscription
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