Saturday Morning All Star Hits!
Saturday Morning All Star Hits! is a Netflix adult cartoon comedy television series that first aired on December 10, 2021. Directed by Dave McCary and Ben Jones, the show stars Kyle Mooney. The show is a parody of Saturday-morning cartoon programming blocks from the 1980s and early 1990s, with a mix of animated and live-action content. It has received mostly positive reviews from critics. Plot. The show is a parody of Saturday-morning cartoons from the 1980s and early 1990s, framed by an eponymous show called "SMASH!" for short. It is hosted by  twin brothers Skip and Treybor (parodies of Chip and Pepper), both played by Kyle Mooney. They introduce various cartoon shows and have brief conversations between shows. The cartoons include: Sometime after S1:E6, Treybor quits "SMASH!" because he feels overshadowed by his twin brother Skip. In the season finale, Treybor confronts Skip during a live broadcast to vent his frustrations, before their mother also shows up and urges them to reconcile while introducing them to their long-lost triplet brother, Corbee (Nathan Fielder). Skip also leaves "SMASH!", after which all three triplets become VJs on "Monday Early Afternoon Rock Song  Hits" ("MEARSH"), which shows skludge rock (grunge rock) music videos geared towards older teenagers and young adults. Starting in S1:E4, breaking news interruptions chronicle the disappearance of "Lottie" co-stars Lottie Wolfe and Sean Benjamin and the subsequent police investigation; Wolfe's boyfriend and fellow teen sensation Johnny Rash is initially arrested and tried for their presumed deaths (in a nationally televised trial a la O.J. Simpson), during which Benjamin's body is found, but a jury acquits Rash due to matching left-and-right shoeprints being found at the scene, contradicting Rash's fashion statement of always wearing  mismatched shoes (reminiscent of the backwards clothes worn by Kris Kross). Though it proved futile in court, evidence against Rash was found by a 9-year-old "SMASH!" superfan named Katherine Logan, who spotted a blooper in the "Skip and the Strongimals Movie" in which an unidentified figure (thought to be Johnny Rash himself) threw an athletic shoe matching the crime scene into the D'ahai Sea. Running gags include the names of animation studios GIK (a play on DIC Entertainment) and Herb Whibley (Walt Disney), numerous appearances of sub sandwiches and catchphrases like "zuzzy zazz" and "uh... subs?". Production. The  show was co-created by Mooney (who plays both Skip and Treybor), director Dave McCary (directing the live action segments), and animator Ben Jones, best known for his work on the Cartoon Network series "The Problem Solverz" and the Emmy Award-winning sitcom "Bob's Burgers". It is produced by "Saturday Night Live" creator Lorne Michaels. Reception. "Saturday Morning All Star Hits!" has received mostly positive reviews from critics.