Animal Control - Season 2 Review

Let’s talk about the title card. Animal Control has always had a "CGI/real animal" mix, but Season 2’s budget seems to have gotten a shot of adrenaline.

Season 2 picks up directly from the events of the first season's finale. Frank’s partner, Shred (Michael Rowland), is wallowing over the blossoming relationship between his coworker and former crush, Emily (Vella Lovell), and her new boyfriend, Rick (Kevin Bigley). To cheer him up, Frank proposes a special day of fun, which Shred immediately dubs "Shred's Day," involving a trampoline park and waffles. Animal Control - Season 2

Fox's Workplace Comedy Retains Its Wild Charm Fox’s workplace comedy Animal Control returned for its second season, cementing its place as a reliable source of network laughs. Starring Joel McHale as the cynical Frank Shaw, the series continues to follow the chaotic lives of Northwest Seattle’s Animal Control officers. Let’s talk about the title card