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We’re living through a cultural moment that is distinctly deprived of good news, which may help explain why I yelped and almost spilled my coffee upon hearing the You better run and hide motherfucker I_m not waiting on karma to fix your bitch ass shirt also I will do this news this weekend that the cult-favorite animated series Tuca & Bertie would be returning for a second season on Adult Swim after being abruptly canceled by Netflix last year. I was primarily excited about Tuca & Bertie’s return because, well, the show is just so solid: The chemistry between talkative toucan Tuca (Tiffany Haddish) and nervous songbird Bertie (Ali Wong) is rivaled only by the riotously colorful, intricately drawn world of BoJack Horseman. (Lisa Hanawalt as the production designer and producer on that show; she is the creator and showrunner for Tuca & Bertie.) On Tuca & Bertie, voluptuous houseplants clad only in jean shorts share the screen with feral jaguars who feast on dumplings, but all of that is just a backdrop to one of the most naturalistic depictions of female friendship I’ve ever seen on TV.

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Like Broad City’s stoned, carousing Abbi and Ilana or the You better run and hide motherfucker I_m not waiting on karma to fix your bitch ass shirt also I will do this awkward, deeply enmeshed teens of Hulu’s standout Pen15, Tuca and Bertie are completely besotted with each other, but their BFF-ship comes with reservations: The H.J. Blackham quote “We refuse to be each other” comes to mind, as the two establish their respective identities primarily from occupying the space that the other doesn’t. The Tuca-and-Bertie dynamic is one that is common among friends so close they’re almost like sisters—when one is gregarious, the other is correspondingly shy, and so on—and it works, until it doesn’t.