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Josh Futterman (Josh Hutcherson) is an uninspired janitor working at a laboratory for disease prevention who still lives at home with his parents and whose only satisfaction in life comes from playing his favourite video game Biotic Wars. When he manages to complete the game, however, two of the characters, Tiger (Eliza Coupe) and Wolf (Derek Wilson), enter his bedroom and reveal to him that he has been chosen as the saviour and must help them on their journey to save mankind. The trio travel through time and head back to 1969 where Josh is tasked with stopping his future boss, Dr Kronish (Keith David), from becoming a scientist. (Fabulous Films)
(more)Reviews of this series by the user 3DD!3 (6)
Future Man (2017)
A bizarre sci-fi comedy about a janitor who travels through time into the past to save the future which lay in ashes because of a medication for herpes. The comedian Seth Rogen made his old dream come true and shot a vamped up Back to the Future crossed with Terminator in half hour doses with an incredible cadence. After rather a weak first episode, the story mutates into a surreal trip full of blood, ejaculate and cooking lessons. A great tribute to James Cameron, full of pop culture references.
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Pandora's Mailbox (2017) (S01E07)
Awesome! This episode is every Jim fan's dream come true. Ever since the name of the time machine fuel came up, I've been speculating about its origins... and they confirmed it!
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Season 2 (2019) (S02)
A bit weaker than the first season. This time it combines Mad Max with The Matrix, but it's still a load of crazy gags. The last episode is a wonderful bait for the next season.
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Season 3 (2020) (S03)
Based on a true story... The last season brings another whirlwind of crazy ideas. Space-time is collapsing and the only one who can save the present is Josh Future Man with a well-put final lesson on responsibility. Rogen’s Susan is superb, but this time more than ever, everything relies on the main heroes, who certainly seem to make the most of all the antics. An excellent season finale.
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The Precipice of Yesterday (2020) (S03E01)
A mix of Edge of Tomorrow, Running Man and Takeshi’s Castle. The future where you pay rent for a wife and child is great. I have to get my daughter a music package, too.
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The Outlaw Wild Sam (2020) (S03E04)
When you think it couldn’t get any more crazy, an version of Usama Bin Laden appears who doesn’t believe in God, is tolerant to gays and makes a great cup of tea. To add to things, spacetime is slowly collapsing in on itself. Genius!
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