It’s certainly a “man’s show” in many ways. It’s rather refreshing (minus the dicks), considering all the dumbass feminist shows on Netflix that keep getting green lit. The writing and character development is fun and doesn’t take itself too seriously. Some aspects remind me of preacher, so I wasn’t surprised that Seth Rogen was attached to this. I’m really loving the show. Between this and some of the period pieces like the first season of The Terror, it’s nice to see fun man-made/man-friendly shows again. I will admit there are some aspects of silly ass feminist sayings, but not so overbearing that it takes away from the show. Unlike a lot of television nowadays. [\SPOILER]