The Adventures Of Puss In Boots - Season 1

Best for: Fans of The Lego Movie , Zorro , and classic Looney Tunes. Skip if: You dislike slapstick, talking babies, or cats who break the fourth wall.

To make matters worse, he steals a magical artifact: a pair of "Artephius' Glasses" (the "Boots of Attraction"). But the real hook of Season 1 is the introduction of (voiced by Maria Bamford). Dulcinea is a sweet, optimistic, and relentlessly cheerful kitten who believes Puss is a noble hero. She is also, accidentally, the voice of the "Dual-Glück" — a magical living baby named El Moco (The Booger). Yes, you read that correctly. The fate of San Lorenzo is tied to a floating, magical, diaper-wearing infant. The Adventures of Puss in Boots - Season 1

Eggheads will note that Puss mentions "a green ogre named Shrek" only once, in Episode 12, as an off-hand throwaway gag. The show wisely chooses to stand alone rather than lean on nostalgia. That said, eagle-eyed viewers will spot the Dulcinea’s orphanage includes a Donkey-shaped doll. Best for: Fans of The Lego Movie ,

The first season of "The Adventures of Puss in Boots" consists of 13 episodes and premiered on October 28, 2015, on Netflix. The season introduces viewers to Puss in Boots, a charismatic and skilled feline swordsman who is on a quest to become a legendary hero. But the real hook of Season 1 is

In the end, Season 1 leaves you on a cliffhanger with Puss facing a horde of wolves, the barrier broken, and El Moco crying. It is messy, chaotic, and utterly purr-fect. Ole!