This series reprises the roles of an earlier show and portrays monsters coping with their ongoing change just as everyone has this year, although it’s a shame that the producers didn’t initialise a lockdown theme in the monster world. The supervisory characters don’t seem to have much intelligence here which pretty much allows anyone to get away with everything. And just as in real life, you do get a sense of unfulfillment while at work. It’s set in environment that children might not understand and adults might not want to watch it. There’s plenty of character storyline but few comic moments other than physical ones and not like the jokes that Wazowski is training his employees to undertake. I would have liked to have learnt a bit more about the other departments in the company rather than focus on a core two, but that meant that more characters would have to be developed. However, a second series is planned.
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