The topics in this season include sexism, exploration of sexual orientation, workplace bullying, housewives’ dilemmas, marital pain, adolescent growth, middle-class struggles, and more; many viewers say that watching this series embodies their greatest fears about marriage and family. F Is for Family is an American animated family black comedy set after the Vietnam War. Its standout elements are drugs, money, and rock ’n’ roll. Season 2 is not as good as Season 1 but still has plenty of laughs; it is not as classic as BoJack Horseman, but it is definitely worth watching. This animated series can hardly be called a comedy; it is more accurately described as a drama, using animation to recreate 1970s America. The Vietnam War, various social ills, rights movements, the wealth gap, and more are all reflected in the series. Although the lead is voiced by comedian Bill Burr, this cannot conceal the strong pessimistic tone throughout the series.
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