Netflix Animated Comedy ‘Dang!’ Explores Chaotic Sibling Dynamics with Asian American Ensemble Cast
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Netflix's new animated comedy "Dang!" centres on a group of dysfunctional adult siblings in New York, created by and starring Andrew Law alongside Poppy Liu and Stephanie Hsu. Law brings creative experience from acclaimed series including "Hacks" and "The Good Place" to this eight-episode series, which is particularly notable for centring Asian American characters in its lead roles—a significant moment for representation in animated comedy.
Critics have praised the show's chaotic and energetic depiction of sibling relationships, with comparisons drawn to "Broad City" for its unpolished, authentic approach to portraying young adulthood. Whilst reviewers acknowledge that the comedic execution is sometimes uneven throughout the series, there is appreciation for how the show avoids familiar tropes and clichés whilst maintaining an entertaining, character-driven exploration of familial dynamics.
- Netflix's eight-episode animated comedy centres on three dysfunctional siblings in New York, created by and starring Andrew Law
- Notable for casting Asian American leads and offering a fresh, authentic take on sibling relationships inspired by Law's prior work on "Hacks"
- Critics commend the chaotic family dynamics and tone, though some reviewers note inconsistent comedic moments
Coverage
- Variety — Netflix Animated Comedy ‘Dang!’ Is an Enjoyably Chaotic Sibling Hangout: TV Review
- The Hollywood Reporter — ‘Dang!’ Review: Stephanie Hsu and Poppy Liu in Netflix’s Zany but Inconsistently Amusing Animated Take on Young Adulthood