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Generally favorable reviews- based on 37 Ratings
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Positive: 31 out of 37
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Mixed: 2 out of 37
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Negative: 4 out of 37
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Jan 19, 2016Suck it, cancellation bear indeed. Galavant is back with a second season, and it looks like their brush with near-cancellation made them take things a bit more seriously. The plot and characters are already more engaging, the songs and humor are more on-point, and I'm actually excited to see where things are heading.
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Jan 30, 2016
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Jan 21, 2016This is currently one of my favorite shows on television. The writing is funny and the songs are well written.It feels like going to a regular musical.
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Jun 1, 2016
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Jun 23, 2016With it's massive nods to Monty Python's Flying Circus this is one of the most witty and original comedies that I have seen in years. The jokes are funny, the songs are catchy, the writing is brilliant and it is perfectly cast. In the spirit of "less is more" I am OK with the fact that it has been cancelled - before it had a chance to become tedious or predictable.
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Jan 12, 2016not worth watching so dumb it makes you dumber just watching it......stupid...........stupid.............stupid.....................some good actors, but very, very stupid.........
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Like a gentler Monty Python venture, Galavant pokes, prods and pummels current events. It doesn’t get down and dirty, but it isn’t afraid to wallow every now and then. When it does so with a little song and dance, there’s enough fun to last longer than 30 minutes.
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This is a deceptively difficult form to nail; often those who try end up with little more than a collection of flatulence jokes. Done right, though, as it is in "Galavant," a mindless comedy is not the same as a dumb comedy. It’s smart, just in a carefree way.
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While it's cleverly conceived and occasionally witty, "Galavant" generally plays like a narrowly pitched come-on to theater geeks and fans of early Monty Python.