In this episode, Clancy visits a dying, purplish world to interview a woman named "Sheryl" (voiced by Duncan’s real-life mother, Deneen Fendig, who passed away from cancer shortly before the show was made).
Netflix (Streaming). How to watch: One episode a night. Let it settle. Do not binge. "Being alive is magical. Don't waste it." – Sheryl (Deneen Fendig), Episode 8.
10/10 (Specifically for Episode 8 alone). The Midnight Gospel
Clancy’s job? To illegally jump into dying worlds just before they are destroyed, interview their inhabitants, and upload the audio to the universe’s version of Spotify.
Created by Adventure Time showrunner Pendleton Ward and comedian Duncan Trussell, the series looks like a psychedelic fever dream. But beneath the neon blood and zombie presidents lies a profound, moving exploration of spirituality, mortality, and the art of conversation. In this episode, Clancy visits a dying, purplish
In a media landscape saturated with predictable reboots and safe storytelling, sometimes something truly weird slips through the net. In 2020, Netflix released The Midnight Gospel , a show that is arguably the most ambitious, bizarre, and emotionally devastating adult animation ever produced.
Warning: Contains spoilers for the final episode (Episode 8). Let it settle
But if you are willing to surrender to the flow—to laugh at a joke about a toilet planet and then weep at a conversation about hospice care—you will find one of the most human pieces of art ever streamed.