An apocalyptic action comedy based on a 1995 PlayStation game series, I quickly tuned into Twisted Metal for a fun, murderous romp, and that is exactly what we got. Weakest at the introduction, which leaves a lot to be desired, it quickly gets better and into some action, explaining that we're in an alternate reality some years after a Y2K-like incident occurred in 2002, destroying most electronics, bringing down planes, and causing decades of anarchic chaos throughout the world. We follow John Doe (Anthony Mackie), a "milk man", i.e. Delivery runner, who drives the wastelands from settlement to settlement delivering goods. He's quickly caught up in a delivery of destruction and is joined by Stephanie Beatriz as Quiet, who was fun, and both Joe Seanoa and Will Arnett as Sweet Tooth, the body and voice respectively. Sweet Tooth was honestly the best character, and makes sense they featured him heavily in promotionals, and they pull off the separate voice / body work fairly well. Thomas Haden Church also joins as Agent Stone, providing a solid villain with good backstories for the type of show that it is. Honestly all the writing was quite good, and the acting serviceable, although the world building is quite inconsistent, although as a comedy it doesn't too much matter. That said I do wish there was more action, specifically cars and guns action. There's a few practical chase scenes, but not near as many as I'd hoped for a series based on a game literally about those two things. Only a single season so far, with a lot of the world set up, I do hope it gets renewed and fleshed out as I think it could be a lot more fun to come. Not something to take seriously, if you don't mind some mild splatter gore and violence it was a good time.