On Strange Planet, coffee is "jitter liquid," socks are "foot tubes," alcohol is "mild poison," kissing is "mouth pushing," and raccoons are "greyscale finger bandits."The successful webcomic is ...

Coffee is “jitter liquid.” ... “Strange Planet” simply raises these experiences to the level of abstraction, then evaluates them from an amused distance.

"Strange Planet," based on Nathan W. Pyle's alternative universe comic book, delivers a family-friendly message that issues can be resolved and people are people (or beings) -- no matter what ...

“Strange Planet,” the popular web comic by Nathan W. Pyle, has been expanded, by Pyle and Dan Harmon, into a television series premiering Wednesday on Apple TV+. Bright, sweet and cheerful, if ...

The “Strange Planet” series, created by Pyle and Dan Harmon (“Rick and Morty,” “Community”) and premiering on Wednesday, successfully marries Pyle’s wholesome, observational humor ...

There’s a jargon to “Strange Planet,” the new animated series on Apple TV+. Kissing is “mouth pushing.” Tongues are “flavor muscles.” A bus is a “group roll machine.” Horses are ...

The "BoJack Horseman" animation studio ShadowMachine helped Nathan Pyle turn his "Strange Planet" webcomic into an endearing Apple TV+ show.

On Strange Planet, coffee is "jitter liquid," socks are "foot tubes," alcohol is "mild poison," kissing is "mouth pushing," and raccoons are "greyscale finger bandits." ...

The wildly popular webcomic “Strange Planet” has attracted millions of followers by pointing out absurdities in everyday life. Beings on Strange Planet live in a place very similar to Earth ...