Curtis is the President, running the White House with a crew of oddballs, including a new chief of staff on her first day. They handle monsters, hauntings and visitors from other dimensions.
Goofy sci-fi comedy for people who like Rick and Morty's jokes but want a calmer, steadier lead. Keith David's deep voice makes every absurd announcement sound solemn, like the press conference where Curtis opens by saying he has dealt with Paul Bunyan. The staff, with Jim Rash as a rule-following half-leprechaun agent and a sharp Stephanie Beatriz as Banks, bicker over petty things at a rapid clip.
Nearly every episode is a self-contained supernatural case, so you can start anywhere after the pilot; stay for the post-credits scenes.
Curtis is the President, running the White House with a crew of oddballs, including a new chief of staff on her first day. They handle monsters, hauntings and visitors from other dimensions.
Goofy sci-fi comedy for people who like Rick and Morty's jokes but want a calmer, steadier lead. Keith David's deep voice makes every absurd announcement sound solemn, like the press conference where Curtis opens by saying he has dealt with Paul Bunyan. The staff, with Jim Rash as a rule-following half-leprechaun agent and a sharp Stephanie Beatriz as Banks, bicker over petty things at a rapid clip.
Nearly every episode is a self-contained supernatural case, so you can start anywhere after the pilot; stay for the post-credits scenes.