Here's the deal: this is a sequel nobody asked for to a 1981 movie that was already hit-or-miss. Critics were generous (75%), probably out of respect for Brooks' legacy, but actual viewers told the truth—34% on RT, 5.5/10 on IMDb, 2.8/5 on Letterboxd. That's brutal.
The content is adult-only (crude humor, sexual jokes, likely nudity), so it's automatically off-limits for kids. But even for adults, this is a tough sell. The massive critic-audience split tells you everything: it's the kind of show critics appreciate for "trying" but that regular people turn off halfway through.
If you're a Mel Brooks superfan, go ahead and suffer through it. Everyone else? There are about 10,000 better things to watch on Hulu. This is a skip.




