When a 'running out of oxygen' alert pops up, Gary muses 'Huh, they went with green for a red alert. The best lines occur when Final Space skewers space-drama clichés. In fact, though this animated comedy does have some good moments, the most it scares up is some pretty mild chuckles. It scans like Futurama, it looks like Futurama, it even sounds like Futurama - at least, when voice cast member John DiMaggio pops up - but brother, this weak comedy is no Futurama. Women and people of color have central roles, but most of the characters are still white guys. 'Freaking crap!' 'Shut your face hole!' 'Bag of wet turds!' and lots of other examples are heard in every episode. Meanwhile, Gary swears constantly, though he usually uses mild words in place of actual profanities. Many battles are between faceless robots and other non-human creatures, which may make it less scary for young viewers, but the camera lingers on details like spouts of blood, disembodied limbs, and other disturbing (even when animated) sights. Characters have their arms ripped off, are eaten alive, get shot by futuristic laser weapons as they scream in pain, have their arms, legs, and head wrenched out of their sockets, and more. The former is frequent and can be surprisingly intense.

Violence and language are the two main concerns here. Parents need to know that Final Space is an animated show about a lug named Gary (voiced by Olan Rogers) who's traveling through space in search of an end to the universe.

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