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1. Pilot
Air date: Nov 14, 2021
Franklin, Phineas, Freddy and Kitty head to Woodstock to find the guru of good kush; after obtaining the magical weed sauce, smoking it sends them fifty years into the future where they discover a family of squares living in their pad.
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2. Squatters' Rights
Air date: Nov 14, 2021
Attempting to regrow the same strain of dope that transported them to 2020 by incubating a small seed stuck inside Freddy's butt.
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3. The Expendables
Air date: Nov 21, 2021
After smoking a magical strain of marijuana, the freak Brothers wake up 50 years later in 2020.
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4. Son of Freak
Air date: Nov 28, 2021
While attending a UFC fight, Phineas discovers one of the fighters is his long-lost-now-fully-adult son; Freddy pretends to be a cat because he likes the food at the animal shelter; Kitty gets adopted from the shelter by a demanding gay couple.
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After Freddy crashes ScHoolboy Q's golden golf cart, Q demands the Freaks pay him back by any means necessary.
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After smoking a magical strain of marijuana, the freak Brothers wake up 50 years later in 2020.
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7. The Candidate
Air date: Dec 19, 2021
When Harper's billionaire tech bro boss runs for Mayor of San Francisco, Phineas is determined to challenge the man's pro-data-mining policy agenda; he decides to support a charismatic candidate: Freddy.
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When Phineas and Freddy discover that Jim Morrison is alive and well and masquerading as a hologram at a music festival in 2020, he offers to share with them his time-traveling secrets so that they can get back to the 60s.
The Freak Brothers (2021)
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Critic Reviews for The Freak Brothers: Season 1
Audience Reviews for The Freak Brothers: Season 1
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Based on a long-running comic from the 1970s The Freak Brothers has too rich a roster of voice actors for a product this uninspired. Its premise is weak: in 1969 three pothead friends smoke a weed additive so strong that they pass out for 50 years and wake up in present day. It's lazy, but it should provide the show with plenty of laughs. Sadly, through the first three episodes those laughs were hard to come by and this reviewer wondered just how the creators were able to nab Pete Davidson, Woody Harrelson, Tiffany Hadish, and John Goodman for such a lackluster project. Their best comedy seems to come in-between scenes while their overarching stories seem like laugh-less drags that can't be saved- even with a vat of the dankest bud. Overall, The Freak Brothers isn't offensively bad, instead it's just disappointingly bad.
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Trying to revive the funny moments of the marijuana culture of the 60's MIGHT have been a good idea, but this mishmash of toilet humor doesn't cut it.
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This show is good, especially the last episode. 3 brothers were trying to escape Schoolboy Q (The Rapper), after destroying his yacht. Also, Schoolboy Q was transported to the year 1969 but no one actually knows how he came back. (DISCLAIMER: There will not be a season 2. Why? Because after Schoolboy Q came back to the year 2020, he killed the brothers, but they didn't show because they switched to the credits.)
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No, no I don't think we'll watch any more of this one. episodeonepodcast.com/episodes/freak-brothers
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How can so many funny people make such an unfunny show? Really really unfunny even while stoned. Please do us a favor and don't make a second season.
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Rude, crude, and often hilarious.
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