DANG! on Netflix Makes the Overachieving Big Sister the Scariest Sibling in Animation
Ruthie’s affair and pregnancy send the family’s dynamic off balance as the eight-episode Netflix comedy leans on sibling conflict and immigrant-family tension.
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‘Dang!’ Review: Stephanie Hsu and Poppy Liu in Netflix’s Zany but Inconsistently Amusing Animated Take on Young Adulthood
Stephanie Hsu and Poppy Liu star in 'Dang!,' an animated comedy created by and starring 'Hacks' writer Andrew Law, about three siblings in New York.
‘Dang!’ Review: Stephanie Hsu in Netflix’s Asian American Cartoon
As a general rule, I find it easy to want to like Zillennial hangout comedies, even when I initially do not. Having once been 20something and incredibly annoying about it myself, I’m inclined to give my younger self’s TV counterparts the benefit of the doubt for their abrasive edges or bratty posturing. Sometimes, my patience […]
DANG! on Netflix makes the overachieving big sister the scariest sibling in animation
Every family keeps a quiet scoreboard, and every family has the one sibling who is winning it. DANG! is built on the dread of that person deciding she wants back in. For Andrew and Eunice Dang, the trouble arriving at the door is not a stranger, a landlord, or a bad decision they can laugh off by morning. It is their own eldest sister, the one who moved out, moved up, and built a life so composed that it can be felt, from across a room, as a ver…
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