Where to watch Krapopolis in Australia

Rather than reinvent or play with the template set by animated comedy classics like The Simpsons or Futurama, Krapopolis is closer to a modern take on The Flintstones. It's easy to imagine how the people of the past were built different. It's a lot more fun to imagine one in which they're every bit as petty and as dysfunctional as their modern day counterparts.

Here's where you can stream the new mythic animated comedy Krapopolis in Australia.

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The first season of Krapopolis kicked off back in September. This initial run of installments is slated to go for eight episodes, each of which is roughly between twenty and thirty minutes. Here's the release dates for each episode:

• Episode 1: 24th of September 2023
• Episode 2: 24th of September 2023
• Episode 3: 1st of October 2023
• Episode 4: 8th of October 2023
• Episode 5: 22nd of October 2023
• Episode 6: 29th of October 2023
• Episode 7: 5th of November 2023
• Episode 8: 12th of November 2023

The second season of Krapopolis is already in production and a third season has been greenlit.

Created by Dan Harmon (Community, Rick & Morty), Krapopolis is an animated sitcom that centers on a dysfunctional family in a version of Ancient Greece filled with gods, monsters and all-too-familiar problems.

While Harmon's writing is as wry, sardonic and relatable as ever, the voice cast in Krapopolis is just as big a part of the draw here. The cpre ensemble here includes Richard Ayaoade, Hannah Waddingham, Matt Berry, Duncan Trussel and Pam Murphy. Countless celebrity collaborators have also lend their voices to the show, including Kieth David, Daveed Diggs, Dave Franco and more.

Here's the official synopsis: 

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