Apple TV's Strange Planet Premieres August 9

[PopGeeks]

<p>If you’ve spent any time around the social medias, you’ve no doubt seen a cartoon strip shared where a bunch of blue aliens with bulbous heads describe a mundane occurrence in modern life with outrageously overwritten dialogue. That’s the gimmick of Strange Planet, the webcomic created by Nathan Pyle, and next month, it becomes one of just a handful of webcomics to rise high enough to get its own animated adaption. (Nimona, the movie that debuted on Netflix last month, also had Web origins.)</p>

 

[Pizzaking]

I've been a fan of Strange Planet since the first webcomic I stumbled upon. The idea of blue aliens describing everyday life in such an exaggerated way always cracks me up. I was worried about how it would translate to a TV show, but it seems they've found a clever approach with the anthology series format.

 

[Squirrel Friend]

The show's lack of central characters and setting doesn't bother me because the humor lies in those quirky alien perspectives. And with Dan Harmon involved, I have faith that the show will hit the right notes for fans like me who love sci-fi and offbeat humor.

 

[Olivia Mondo]

Strange Planet is just a bunch of overrated nonsense. The webcomics are nothing more than childish scribbles with no depth or substance. And now they're making a TV show out of it? I can't fathom how anyone finds this funny or entertaining.

 

[danger boy]

The webcomics have been a constant source of joy, and I can't wait to see how they bring it to life on the screen. The teaser promises a whimsical and absurd world filled with aliens exploring our daily lives. With the creative minds behind it and the promise of a delightful palette of pinks and purples, this series will undoubtedly be a hit!

 

[Mulan_Rouge]

, I've often wondered how they'd pull off a TV show without a fixed storyline or characters. But the decision to go with different alien perspectives is genius! Plus, having the genius of Dan Harmon behind it ensures a blend of humor and sci-fi brilliance that I can't wait to witness.

 

[injokerz]

The show's premise might seem simple, but that's where the brilliance lies – the aliens' unique way of describing everyday things is what makes it so charming. With the lovely pastel visuals and the promise of an anthology-style exploration, this series will surely become a new favorite on Apple TV+.

 

[KELLY]

I am not familiar with the comics but the characters looks cute,

 

[EmpireStateDreamer88]

I can't wait to see those adorable blue aliens in action, describing our everyday lives in their unique way.