Bojack The Horseman on Netflix - a show in which everyone is trying to be a nihilist for one reason or other, except the universe in which the show takes place is not random enough for that because every bad decision a character makes comes back on them. This is a common combination of tropes to be found in most adult animated sitcoms, but where BH differs is in its refusal to reward its characters for good behavior, so self-improvement is something they undertake not for karmic reward but because they are unhappy all of the time, and the rewards - if any - are a long time coming.
It starts out as a standard crude adult cartoon, not without laughs for the first season or so before it starts to really take off, but once it does, it's amazing tv - and if for some reason Nina Simone's
Stars doesn't already move you, there's a running theme in the show's final seasons that will make the song stick with you forever.
Solar Opposites - the Rick & Morty man's other animated sitcom. Heavily influenced by Invader Zim and The Neighbors, it's mostly a greatest hits compilation of R&M, but more traditional in its structure and ambition. Not great, and the crudity makes it feel like an amateur animation you stumbled across on Youtube, but if you liked Rick & Morty this might fill a hole between episodes.
