Today we have two comedies of two different types from Allen.

First up is the isekai "comedy" My One-Hit Kill Sister, whose lead is so annoying according to Allen, I wouldn't be surprised if he wanted her to literally go to the moon.

And the other is a continuation of 2020's romantic comedy Tonikawa: Over The Moon For You, with, well, its second season. He likes it much more, but feels the couple's relationship, despite being married, is still going too slow.

And that's it for today. Since this is a double update, we should be good now until Stig returns from vacation. See you guys again August 7th!

- Tim

Allen would like for you to not skip Skip and Loafer. Because it's fantastic. That's about it.

Well, hopefully that made your day, because next week, you'll die in one hit. Or something like that. See you all then.

-Stig Høgset.

What more is there to be said? Well, Julian does say things about Love Flops. Many things. Not at all good things, because there is indeed many ways where this show completely flops, and not just in the "love" department. Comedy? Flops. Romanticism? Flops. Sincerity? Yep, flops. This is not a good thing.

All this might make you just want to skip next week altogether, but nope. Next week is going to be so infinitely much better than this. Stay with us.

-Stig Høgset.

This week, Allen takes a look at Demon Slayer Kimetsu no Yaiba: Swordsmith Village Arc. It's... well, it's Demon Slayer, so it's bound to be good, right? Right.

And that's that. Next week, we will be looking at a flop. Sometimes, "exactly as advertized" is.... not a good thing.

-Stig Høgset.