Upcoming · Netflix
Dang! is an adult animated comedy about two siblings whose comfortable, chaotic New York City lives get derailed by the last person they want around: their high-achieving older sister, who has decided she wants to spend time with them. The humor is rooted in family obligation as a specific kind of dread, the particular discomfort of someone who means well but whose presence alone feels like a verdict on how you are living.
Each episode builds through escalating awkwardness rather than tidy resolution, so the mess compounds before anything gets better, if it gets better at all. The brother-sister duo at the core have clearly built their lives around each other and around the freedom that comes with being slightly under the radar; the older sister's arrival threatens both, not through cruelty but through sheer proximity and expectation.
family conflict, unwanted family visits and Animation
Animation and Comedy
Season 1 · 8 episodes
Netflix
Follow a brother and sister whose fun, messy lives in New York City are interrupted when their worst nightmare comes true: Their high-achieving older sister shows up and wants to hang out with them.
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Platonic shares Dang!’s focus on adult relationships getting hijacked by close family and social obligations, just with friendship instead of siblings. The comedy lands in awkward reunions, workplace and marriage pressures, and warm-but-uncomfortable conversations that move quickly, making it lighter and more intimate than Dang!’s big-city chaos.
