If you are a fan of “Gravity Falls”, you should check this new Netflix series

Every week, Netflix A list of the 10 best films and TV programs dominating the platform, and for the week ending September 21, the animated series inhabited in the list of the most watched shows infiltrated. It is not necessarily the “animation of adult animation” in a way that resembles something like Big Mouth or Bojack Horseman, and does not deal with extreme or special topics in particular, but it is also not targeted for young children.

The comedy series was created by the Rick & Morty Conster Matt Roller and focuses on a single mother of two children, Catherine (expressed by Elisa Coby), who inherits a haunted hotel called The Undervale. Along with her two children, Ben and Esther, the hotel lives the brother of Catherine Nathan (Will Forte), and he is now the ghost of himself, he used to run the place. The hotel is also home to a devil called Babadon, trapped in the body of an eighteenth century boy, and dozens of ghosts who reside in every room of the hotel.

Catherine Coupe is the only person in the exhibition he finds to surround him to be surrounded by many ghosts. It appears to be the only person who is actually based. In the first episode, they were presented to them after the conditions occurred in the conditions and make peace with their presence under its roof. While Catherine is generally present to play the straight man in the comic pair, this means that Will Forte should do something anomalous because Nathan, who recently died, who just tries to help Catherine get her bearings as a new owner of the hotel. In addition to Forte, which delivers the most disastrous lines through the permanent NED Fanders game, actors are brought by many comedians such as Maria Bamford, Paul F. Tombinz, Ricky Lindhome, Kumayel Nanjiani and more than helping to make mirrors in the hotel and Monters in the walls more enjoyable. (Don’t look further than a satirical simulation of KPOP Demon Hunters from your idols that Abbadon the Demon performed to get a feeling of twisted humor for display.)

Several years ago, when my children were young, it was one of the only offers that we all could agree (before Bluey came, clearly) is the attractiveness of Disney channel (now available On Disney Plus). The child’s friendly animated series was about a child called Debber and his twin sister Maple (Jason Richter and Crystin Shall), who live with their uncle and achieve from all crawling supernatural flowers in the city of gravity. Although the offer lasted for only two seasons, it has become a favorite of worship that has gained popularity over the past decade due to its esteemed humor and the list of impressive guest stars such as Jennifer College, John Stewart and even Will Forte.

While Gravity Falls is classified on TV-Y7, Haunted Hotel is TV-14, so I want to make it clear that they are not for the same audience. If you have a school -age child, the animation of the haunted hotel, killing and suicide discussions may be very dark for them. But the supernatural feelings of nature and a sense of humor and wonderful comedy sound looks like the perfect way for the most older gravitational fans to come out into a slightly more mature display that addresses similar topics. And if you have seen a haunted hotel, but you have never seen the gravity falling, it can just ask, what are you waiting for?