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It's the end of an era as Bertie's boyfriend moves in and best friend Tuca moves out -- and into the apartment above her.
Bertie wants to climb the ladder at Conde Nest but encounters sexual harassment; Tuca has a plan to help her BFF get what she wants.
While Tuca is out on a hot date with her crush, Bertie tries to spice things up at home -- with a little bird porn.
Anxious Bertie skips work to avoid a presentation, then accompanies Tuca on a mission to buy over-the-counter creams.
Bertie is starting her apprenticeship at the bakery, but first it's Self-Care Saturday; Tuca and Speckle visit Tuca's aunt in the Beakshires.
Bertie and Speckle consider buying a house, which is a big commitment that throws Bertie into a tailspin; Tuca brings home a forever friend.
Tuca needs medical attention, but she is terrified to see a doctor; an elite baking expo gives Bertie the chance to bring "crunts" to the world.
Bertie branches out and bonds with an eager young apprentice at Pastry Pete's; without her bestie, Tuca feels a bit lost.
An impromptu road trip leads Tuca and Bertie to Bertie's old summer camp -- a farway place that dredges up painful memories.
`Tis the season for fighting the "pastryarchy" when Tuca urges Bertie to open her own bakery; the clock is ticking for them to deliver the goods in time for Molting Day.
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Critic Reviews for Tuca & Bertie: Season 1
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Jul 14, 2022Good first season, this is also the first animation from adult swim with female leads I've seen. And I think Speckle's photo can be used as a great meme.
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Jan 07, 2022Funny, colorful, and full of heart, Tuca & Bertie is a zany but surprisingly intimate look at a couple of 30-something best friends that live together. It's no Bojack Horseman, but it never really needs to be. Instead of a heavy introspection on fame and character we're given Tuca's constant search for love and the problems such a search entail coupled with Bertie's often crippling anxiety and fear of the future. These problems are considerably less weighty than Bojack, but they're also considerably more relatable. The lost weight is really what sets Tuca & Bertie apart from their Tornante counterpart, and this is where the show allows itself to have more fun. The jokes aren't as well crafted as their noteworthy contemporary, but it's clear that this show is going for a higher rate of laughs per minute, so it's really unnecessary to begin with. When the comparisons with Bojack Horseman end we're left with a show about friendship that wears a "coming of age" costume for 30-somethings in America. It's a love note to the millennial generation that identifies with the struggle, but then laughs at it so as not to give it too much power. But it's also, and perhaps most importantly, an all too rare look at women's lives in modern America through the cartoon medium. It's largely fueled by its above-the-bar writing and it's wonderful roster of voice actors. Tiffany Haddish and Ali Wong play the leads respectively with a cartoon richness without ever feeling inauthentic. Together they do an excellent job at shining a light on the softer, everyday sexism that pervades our culture both in and out of the work place. The show pulls it off too, and it does so using a very safe, but still critical space of cartoons to make it more palatable for the people watching who ought to know. Haddish and Wong aren't alone in this effort, instead they're joined by Steven Yeun, Nicole Byer, and John Early who all fit the bill quite nicely. Guest spots include Reggie Watts, Maria Bamford, and the great Raphael Bob-Waksberg, creator of Bojack Horseman, himself. When you boil it down to basics, Tuca & Bertie is fun and relatable show that can be heavy like it's Netflix sibling show, but in a way that feels closer to home. The stakes are smaller, the laughs more numerous, and the tone is more free. It may not be as triumphant a work, but it's damn fun nonetheless.
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Jul 27, 2021so i watched all of it... It wasnt bad, it was just too much chaos. If everything is weird nothing is weird.
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Jul 26, 2021Just finished the first season of Tuca & Bertie and I love this show. The writing is outstanding, it's funny and the way they address adult and difficult subjects like anxiety and sexual assault is just exceptional doing with a beautifully sensitive touch. The acting is superb especially from Tiffany Haddish, Ali Wong, Steven Yeun, Nicole Byer, Jane Lynch, Amber Ruffin, Adam Conover, Jenifer Lewis, Reggie Watts, John Early, Laverne Cox, Shamir, Richard E. Grant, and Awkwafina. The animation is phenomenal, I love the style. The music is great. An A+ season first season.
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Jul 25, 2021This was the least funny show I have ever seen. Just as many people, I have started watching it because it was made by people involved in creation of Bojack Horseman (one of the best shows ever made). However, there was genuinely nothing funny or interesting in this show. It's not that it wasn't as funny as Bojack or that some jokes weren't good -- nothing made sense and nothing was funny. YMMV, obviously.
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Jul 21, 2021At first you're thinking that the show is amazing truthful for being so absurd, then you remember that nothing is more absurd than real life.
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Jun 08, 2021I was so upset when Netflix didn't renew this. This show is truly hilarious and magical on how it deals with women's issues. I always recommend this show even though it has only one season.
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Dec 13, 2020At first, it was difficult for me to fit into the series and I was even doubting about my capability to see it completely, but still I gave it a shot. After watching entirely Season 1, I can declare that Tuca & Bertie deserves its renewal for Season 2; given its good plot development and good chemistry between the main characters, although Season 1's main plot had a somewhat slow pacing in development terms and sometimes had its bizarre moments that raised one's eyebrow more than once (trying to find sense in some of the unfolding situations). But for the rest, very good series. PD: It's a real shame Netflix canceled it overlooking its great potential, but I'm glad Adult Swim rescued and given it a second chance.
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Nov 09, 2020This show is annoyingly bad.
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Oct 19, 2020I thought this would be good because it's by the makers of Bojack Horseman, but it's awful. No interesting characters, no deep, psychologically complex storyline. There's just a lot of random stuff that's supposed to be wacky and interesting but is just dumb and frustrating. I couldn't manage more than one episode.
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