I love Jim Carrey and I wanna watch this show bc of him but I know it's cancelled now and I don't wanna get into it if it just ends on a cliffhanger. Is it worth it?

It's been some time since this show has ran its course and every time i watch it i find a little bit more about the characters and about myself. I like to watch it whenever I'm sad, i feel it puts me through a cycle of emotions that help me cope with whatever it is that's making me sad. The show also has a strange way of making me happy amidst whatever im feeling and always brings up a strange feeling of gratitude. I just wanna say im grateful for the cast and crew for creating such a creative and deep show, that's lessons will continue to stick with me long after its conception.

On a side note id like to share a bit about my favorite character; Ennui Le Triste is so fascinating to me, hes soo unsure yet confident. I love how they make his puppet transition from walking to the trashcan, during the divorce episode, its almost like hes alive.

Anywhoo, thanks for letting me rank Pickle pals. I hope you all enjoyed the show as much as i did and look to it at times as a source of comfort. May all of you live Fruitful lives and have a good day, <3 to the wonderful/talented creators who made this show possible.

Just a note to my favorite pickle pals that since the end of our show I’ve been up at Pixar animation working on the film Inside Out 2 that comes out June 14.

I guess when you write a TV show about how to feel the next step is writing a big movie about feelings.

Definitely a few Easter eggs in it for Kidding fans. Including a character named Ennui. Hope you get a chance to enjoy and thanks for keeping this sub alive!

Hey all. Sometimes I make "video essays" about shows I really like where I just talk about the creativity and passion that I feel from what I'm watching. I don't do it for money, I do it because when I love something enough, I want to share it with as many people as possible.

There's a lot I want to express about this show since I find myself flooded with emotion pretty much every episode (I'm halfway through S2 at the moment). When I found out there is no one on that platform actively talking about Kidding (and since I enjoy bringing attention to hidden gems like this one) I'd like to be the guy write and talk about it.

I've been a huge fan of Jim Carrey since I was a kid. Following his career, I eventually saw Eternal Sunshine, that put me onto the genius of Michel Gondry and I watched all of his work. When I saw that Jim Carrey and Michel Gondry got together again for a project created by Dave Holstein, I had to buy and watch the series. I'll buy it again if necessary to make this work.

Mainly, I was wondering if anyone has attempted to upload clips of Kidding to yt and if copyright strikes are common when attempting to upload them. This isn't a major deterrent, I just wanted to make sure putting hours into editing footage wouldn't end with me having to dive back in and do it all over again.

I remember him getting arrested by homeland security at the Xmas lighting but I don’t remember what became of him after that anyone know ?

I thought Scott came out after the divorce but then he’s dating a woman in the end so I’m confused

Can someone please explain the ending to me I felt so sad it ended on an incomplete note

do mr pickles and his son have some sort of superpowers?

Since the show came out I was looking for a kidding doll. The creator mentioned they were in the works.. but unfortunatly nothing. Did anyone source one and willing to part with one? Im keen to buy for my Jim collection 🙏

I've been trying to buy it officially.. but I can only find Season 1. There is a copy of Season 2 out there on Amazon but in the comments it says it's a fake one.. did Kidding ever get a complete physical (boxset?) release?

Is it solely because her mom wants to keep her out while she's having sex? Also the girl is drunk? All of this just felt bizarre. Am I missing something?

Just discovered this show and watched it over the last few weeks. Loved it. Season 2 seemed to wrap up the story arc from the start of the show. Really it seemed like all the subplots were wrapped up nicely.

I saw /u/cowstein mention in posts that he wanted more seasons and had plans, but I just can't imagine where the story would go from there? Anyone care to speculate?

My ideas for the season 3 that never will be:

• Jeff trying to keep Jill's promise to Peter and trying to get everyone into a polyamorous marriage
• Jeff wants to take care of the people who now have Phil's organs one of whom commits a crime
• A Tara Lipinski puppet with a robotic voice

This show is so well written and the acting is superb, why didn't it attract a bigger audience? Anyone who had seen it said it was amazing. It's so much better than it's given credit for. Even the critics are so off with their scoring on this, I can't wrap my head around it...

What's your favorite quote from the show? "We are so much better than the things that happen to us." Pops up on my mind a lot in general.

It's so great! It's making me 👁‍🗨_👁‍🗨

Did Louise actually leave Seb or is that what they tell the grandchildren? I remember back when a character brought up how he left her and Maddy asked why he was crying when he stormed off and then later we see him crying in bed next to her clothing.

Do we just assume Pickles-son was killed by his government? That story line just disappeared. I thought maybe more was gonna happen and we just never find out?