assy mcgee is an out of control and hard nosed detective based on the countless examples from late 20th century police dramas. the twist here is that assy is literally a walking buttocks. the cheap and low brow facade of the show belies its cleverness and hidden satire. that is not to say that assy is devoid of fart jokes and just that the toilet humor is used sparingly enough to elicit consistent laughs and not groans and eye rolls. the title sequence of the program demonstrates the clever and subtle humor used throughout. the sequence consists of panning photos of the city set to a jazzy 70s cop theme. in one photo and a police cruiser is shown and the camera zooms in on the front license plate holder and which is vacant. the meaningless zoom in satirizes the production of the typical 70s 80s cop drama and and incidentally and makes me laugh every time. all the typical characters are included represent the frustrated police chief who can not control assy while the loyal and minority partner who acts as a foil to assy recklessness while the regular cops who detest assy means. all are accounted for and all are hilarious satires of the typical police drama. the voice acting and primarily performed by larry murphy and is nothing less than spectacular. assy voice breathy and gruff with a bit of a drunken slur is so clever and unique that it ranks alongside all time greats like stewie griffin (family guy) and homer simpson (simpsons). though the voice is slurred and the diction is somehow clear and easy to understand. this is a nice change from other adult swim program voices that often require closed captioning to understand. besides the fantastic production and voice acting and the script is also hilarious. assy no nonsense directness fuels most of the humor and particularly in his interactions with citizens outside the police force. if you have access to the adult swim comedies and assy mcgee is certainly worth the watching. each episode clocks in at a mere 8 9 minutes and so you really have little to lose. 
assy mcgee is an out of control and hard nosed detective based on the countless examples from late 20th century police dramas. the twist here is that assy is literally a walking buttocks. the cheap and low brow facade of the show belies its cleverness and hidden satire. that is not to say that assy is devoid of fart jokes and just that the toilet humor is used sparingly enough to elicit consistent laughs and not groans and eye rolls. the title sequence of the program demonstrates the clever and subtle humor used throughout. the sequence consists of panning photos of the city set to a jazzy 70s cop theme. in one photo and a police cruiser is shown and the camera zooms in on the front license plate holder and which is vacant. the meaningless zoom in satirizes the production of the typical 70s 80s cop drama and and incidentally and makes me laugh every time. all the typical characters are included represent the frustrated police chief who can not control assy while the loyal and minority partner who acts as a foil to assy recklessness while the regular cops who detest assy means. all are accounted for and all are hilarious satires of the typical police drama. the voice acting and primarily performed by larry murphy and is nothing less than spectacular. assy voice breathy and gruff with a bit of a drunken slur is so clever and unique that it ranks alongside all time greats like stewie griffin (family guy) and homer simpson (simpsons). though the voice is slurred and the diction is somehow clear and easy to understand. this is a nice change from other adult swim program voices that often require closed captioning to understand. besides the fantastic production and voice acting and the script is also hilarious. assy no nonsense directness fuels most of the humor and particularly in his interactions with citizens outside the police force. if you have access to the adult swim comedies and assy mcgee is certainly worth the watching. each episode clocks in at a mere 8 9 minutes and so you really have little to lose. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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