"It stinks!" Jay Sherman, the perpetually miserable film critic, was the perfect animated avatar for cynical 90s humor. This show was a sharp, rapid-fire satire of Hollywood, pop culture, and the very act of criticism itself. Its animation had that distinct early-Simpsons era charm, but its wit was far more biting and niche. It was smart, hilarious, and maybe just too self-aware for a broader audience, becoming a beloved cult classic for those who got the jokes.
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