Mary Shelley's Frankenhole

True, this show isn't quite as good as Moral Orel. But it also isn't trying to be the same type of show ultimately, although it does have some similarities. The show basically is Victor Frankenstein living in the modern day world long after the events of Frankenstein (the novel). Now, I have not actually read that novel, so I don't really get all the references, so I can only trust those who say that they are quite accurate. However, that is not the only sense of humour in the show. Victor is portrayed as a very selfish man who only works for himself. That is why he has made himself and his wife immortal and not his children. Another good example of his narcissism is that once he built a robot with a clone of his brain so that he would be able to see himself. This shows that he thinks of himself WAY too highly. Basically, it's a situational comedy that will appeal to lovers of dark comedy. If you don't want to see comedy and horror mixed, you won't like it. But to many Adult Swim fans, this is a good show that is actually animated and original among an increasing amount of live-action shows (not that I hate them, though many do, but they're not supposed to have THIS many live action shows). That said, there are many episodes having to do with sex, and there are scenes of violence in most episodes. But it's all necessary for the episode plots, which are usually pretty good.