In the end, it’s family that watches your back.

It was only a matter of time before science, or “stience,” landed in Dreamland. The kingdom ruled by false magic and…

Considering there are only three episodes left in the season, “In Her Own Write” predictably returns to the Dagmar…

“Love’s Slimy Embrace” technically tries to accomplish two things that most good sitcoms pull off at this point in…

Heist films are a reliable source of homage fodder. They have established genre elements that are easily parodied:…

“Our Bodies, Our Elves” features everything a great episode of Disenchantment should have: a simple, absurd premise…

“The Lonely Heart Is A Hunter” basically contains one joke, but it’s a pretty funny joke and it’s taken in just…

“The Very Thing” places the finishing touches on resetting Disenchantment’s status quo, which means our three heroes…

Disenchantment began with a two-episode story about Bean’s doomed marriage ceremony and the beginning of new…

After a year on hiatus, Disenchantment returns with the second part of its 20-episode first season, and everyone’s…

“Chapter X: Dreamland Falls” is an episode whose power derives from the knowledge that Disenchantment is playing a…

“Chapter IX: To Thine Own Elf Be True” takes place immediately after the events of “Chapter VIII” with Bean, Elfo,…

This season, Disenchantment has done a good job of introducing macro serialized elements without much labored…

If there’s one major problem with “Chapter VII: Love’s Tender Rampage,” it’s that the central premise has been done…

“Chapter VI: Swamp and Circumstance” finally explores the mythology of Disenchantment by examining the relationship…

In “Chapter IV,” Disenchantment hung a lampshade on the flexibility of their fantasy world via a stranger who…

On Futurama, Fry’s romantic interest in Leela was a series-long arc. Though it eventually culminated in their…

Now, that’s more like it.

A marked improvement on the pilot, “Chapter II: For Whom The Pig Oinks” features Disenchantment’s first great joke…

It makes a certain amount of sense that Matt Groening’s third TV series would be Disenchantment. If The Simpsons…