Human Kind Of
★ 6.3 · 2018 · 4m · Animation · Comedy · Sci-Fi & Fantasy
When Judy Reilly, a nerdy teenager, finds out her estranged father was an extraterrestrial, surviving a half-alien adolescence seems pretty hopeless. But with the help of a dangerously upbeat mother and a comic book obsessed best friend, Judy is able to uncover her powers, stand up to bullies, and inevitably discover what makes her both alien and human along the way.
Episodes
1. Attack of the Period MonsterJudy Reilly wakes up on her 16th birthday to find that her period has become a gigantic sentient monster that can say her name. This is perfectly normal and fine.
2. Gene GenieCory responds to discovering her best friend is half alien the only way she knows how - by trying to dismember Judy for profit.
3. Volleyball GoddessJudy's alien powers make her suspiciously good at volleyball, which begs the question - is there volleyball in space? This question will not be answered in this episode, or in this season, or at all, ever. We will never, ever know.
4. Judy and the BeastOn the morning of the Halloween dance, Judy wakes up to find she has transformed into a full-fledged alien beast. It's fine. It's not like she wanted to look pretty or anything. This is perfect, actually. Thank you Universe.
5. Mating HabitsIs it normal to fantasize about literally biting your crush's head off and eating it? Asking for a friend.
6. Uncommon ColdWhat laws of physics? Judy sneezes herself into the future and there's a monster and a spaceship and a super hot guy with an eye patch and she gets to wear a tiara!
7. Interior: BullyTo use telepathy to blackmail your homeroom bully, or to not use telepathy to blackmail your homeroom bully...that is the question.
8. Desperately Seeking Social SkillsOh, like you wouldn't shapeshift into a more popular person if you could. Please.▶9. The CoreWe interrupt these boring Judy-inspired episode descriptions to bring you something way cooler and better: THE CORE!▶10. Mr. Russo is MissingMr. Russo didn't show up to class today, and according to the transitive property of best friendshipdom, that gives Judy and Cory probable cause to search his apartment.▶11. You Can Trust Me, JudyCan an anonymous government agent convince a bored teenager to undergo a series of mysterious experiments for the sake of scientific progress? I mean probably, yeah.▶12. Space CampJUDY FINALLY GOES TO SPACE!!!!* (*pretty sure)▶13. Work is WorkYou know what's fun? Thinking you're going to be an alien diplomat, and then instead working at a diner where all the kids who make fun of you can go to make fun of you and you can't leave!▶14. Aliens AnonymousIt's exactly what it sounds like.▶15. Hoax of the CenturyJudy gets internet famous, Iris considers poisoning the town's water supply, and everyone gets together for a good old-fashioned government conspiracy.▶16. House PartyJudy and Cory throw an enormous house party while Iris is out of town, complete with human teenagers, alien drugs and something disgusting happening in the bathroom.▶17. Plan B From Outer SpaceAfter a brief but bizarre interaction with a group of aliens at her party, Judy starts to feel funny. When her symptoms worsen the next day, the school nurse tells her she appears to be pregnant. Fortunately, Mr. Russo knows about a secret clinic for aliens living on Earth...▶18. Invisible GirlWhen Melissa and her friends catch Iris and Russo making out in the parking lot, Judy is so mortified that she literally turns invisible. She flees the school and hides in Iris’s car, inadvertently becoming a fly on the wall for the rest of Iris’s day.▶19. I Bought Your SchoolThere's nothing quite like buying your daughter's high school and becoming her principal to make up for a lifetime of neglect.▶20. Big FishReasons Earth Deserves To Join An Intergalactic Civilization: Pizza▶21. Small PondJUDY FINALLY GOES TO SPACE!!!!* (*for real this time)More Like This
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