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This weekly, half-hour topical animated series set in an extraterrestrial newsroom covers up-to-the-minute news and commentary about the universe’s most baffling species - the inscrutable Humans of Planet Earth.
Seasons & Episode
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Episode 1 - Ungrateful Wads of Protein
February. 27,2019
Drexx and Tuva probe the Royal Family, fried chicken, and human arrogance totems, aka “Oscars.”
Episode 2 - Inane Utterings of a Brainwashed People
March. 06,2019
Shocking reports on floating prisons, anti-poor fabrics, and a barbaric act known as ventriloquism.
Episode 3 - Udder Madness
March. 13,2019
Meet some special vehicles called “Indycars” and the grotesque pseudo-humans called “bodybuilders.”
Episode 4 - Simultaneous Vortex Exit
March. 20,2019
Drexx joins the gig economy, Tuva fights robot appropriation, and Stonehenge kicks ass.
Episode 5 - A Big Moldy Space Orange
March. 27,2019
Drexx and Tuva grapple with love, the Supreme Court, and a very wordy segment name.
Episode 6 - A Very Norffy Gronksmas
April. 03,2019
Where is Barack Obama? Who is The Spoiler? And what's the deal with Drake?
Episode 7 - Corrupt, Bloviating Narcissists
April. 10,2019
Drexx and Tuva visit the kingdom of The Masters. Then, a handy guide on how to probe yourself.
Episode 8 - A Wasteland of Rehashed Dreck
April. 17,2019
What is 4/20 and why does it make humans giggle? Plus, a joyous celebration of Tax Day.
Episode 9 - Cumbersome Dongles
April. 24,2019
The wall, the welfare queen, and a chef (Chris Parnell) cooks up the garbage humans call “food.”
Episode 10 - Bloated Acquisition Piles
May. 01,2019
Get your safe words ready for a sexy report on corporate mergers. Plus, meet Drexx's pal Lord Xenu.
Episode 11 - Princes of Mange
May. 08,2019
Humanity's biggest threats: spidered-men, twins, and the vengeful gods known as “mascots.”
Episode 12 - The Ultimate Shape-Shifter Shaft
May. 15,2019
Drexx and Tuva reckon with the galaxy's ultimate shame: getting rebooted.
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