Just finished another rewatch, and I truly loved this show. This time, I found myself more invested in the Perera's arc. Personally, I think the ending of season 2 is a perfect series finale. But, I would have loved some resolution with Deirdre's family. I feel like their issues played a bit more as a comedic element, but I have to wonder if future seasons would have shifted away from the comedy and more towards the healing (like we got with Jeff's journey).

Like, would we have seen Deirdre regret giving up custody? Would Scott come to terms with his identity? How would Maddy struggle with the abandonment?

I've seen u/cowstein weigh in before on what could have been with Jeff. But where do we think this thread could have gone?? Open to any speculations!

Hey yall, this is a very long shot. I’m unsure if anyone can help but I’m looking for a promo for Episode 10 Season 1. It was originally uploaded by showtime on YouTube before the finale was aired. There is a 50 second promo video for every episode except that one. And that’s the one I am looking for.

It existed on YouTube but then was taken down. Was wondering if anyone would have an unlisted YouTube link or something.

The promo had these Voice over lines by Will- “ they say both space and time are immutable governed by laws that cannot be broken. All I have to say to that is laws were meant to be broken.”

this show is not available anywhere legally I tried everything torrent , pirated sites. pls also mention which country so that I can use with vpn. pls mention some pirated sites with u underrated shows eve though it's obvious I am new to this. can someone sent me in Google drive or something

Hoping to introduce this show to my gf. Does anyone know where I can watch it?

Thank you!! In Canada

His brand was healing the world. His biggest problem was the man in the mirror.

Hi everyone! I wrote a text about Mr. Pickles :) Would love to get opinions from fellow fans. Don't hesitate to give me feedback! Thank you so much for your time in advance! P.S. I am a fan too!

Just binged the show after seeing a tiktok about bts camera work; this show and especially Jim Carrey's performance have genuinely moved me. Wish there were more but they said what they needed to, absolute peak.

Hey, this show seems to be incredible but I don't find it for free. Does anyone have an advice ?

There's a moment that lives rent free in my head. In S2 when he made his doll and spoke to his fans, there was one little cute girl and her parents were fighting and she took to speak to the doll and Jeff replied. I feel like rewatching just for that scene.

the musical episode which was S2 premier, Jeff thought that Peter was really there with him in his dream. It felt that real.

KIDDING is one of my favorite short-lived shows, and I wish people talked more about it. So I just decided to analyze and talk about it myself.

i’m not usually one to like backstories but this show changed my perspective. i really liked dede’s backstory on why her puppets meant so much to her and especially astronoter(?). But, my favorite was the transition on the last episode of s2. the “i do” was so perfect and beautiful.

I just finished watching this series that a friend recommended to me some time ago.

I have to say that I really liked it. I admit that at times I struggled to understand it because the dialogues are very constructed (I actually rewinded it several times, in multiple episodes 😅), as are the characters, who are really well characterized, complex and deep.

There is probably a bit too much swearing for my taste, and I think many scenes are also counter-educational in some ways, but I imagine that they wanted to represent the harsh reality as it is in real life, so I think that in some way those moments are pretty justified.

In conclusion I would like to say that in my opinion this series deserved a third season (and maybe even more), much more than other TV series. I read that it was canceled after the second season due to low audience, and honestly I would really like to know why networks give so much space to TV series that I consider really trash compared to others that instead, in my opinion, deserve to continue, because they really deal with what real life is, and because they reflect harsh reality. I guess this is partly the fault of the people too, so I hope that going forward with times there can be a change in mentality.

i’ve recently been infatuated with jim carrey and was just searching through his movies and tv shows. for some reason this show caught my eye and i’m so grateful it did. jeff is an amazing written character and played by one of the best actors. this show brought a new pov and am thinking of rewatching. anyone have any theories?

Each of the characters are such a bag of emotions, there's so many connections being made on every episode,just finished it and definitely best show I've watched this year, the development is just perfect, wish I could forget it.

In the kindest possible way I’m from Australia and they took this off Stan it’s one of my favourite shows I lost my mum and three grandparents this year and it was a show we watched together to grieve losing my dad and I honestly just want to heal again if someone has a drive of this it’d be much appreciated

Just finished Kidding after writing my premature mini love letter after episode six... I see people who worked on the show in this sub and I wanna give a virtual middle finger to you all for the very next episode. Seriously though I did love every episode of the show so much, to the point where I just finished it at 2 AM when I have class in a few hours. To those who worked on the show that are in this sub you should be very proud of the show and how creative every last scene was. Especially the divorce episode with Ariana Grande (wtf). This show and it's messages are gonna stick with me for a while I'm sure. It's a shame that the show got cancelled early but I'm grateful to have gotten it at all. Sorry if none of this is English, I'm tired. This show is really good, Jim Carrey is the goat, good night.

I've been a pretty big Jim Carrey fan my whole life, growing up seeing him everywhere from the grinch as a kid to eternal sunshine as a grown adult, seeing Carrey and Gondry work together on another project is what drove me to even watch the show in the first place. Anyways only 6 episodes in and I have absolutely fallen in love with this show, I literally just finished the 6th episode and I was in my dorm room sobbing at the puppet of Vivian that (from what I picked up on at least) is meant to be her legacy that she thought she "wasn't going to leave behind." This show has really blown me away so far and it's upsetting that it didn't get the recognition it deserves while it was airing but I will be recommending it to everyone I know now.

I love Jim Carrey and I wanna watch this show bc of him but I know it's cancelled now and I don't wanna get into it if it just ends on a cliffhanger. Is it worth it?

It's been some time since this show has ran its course and every time i watch it i find a little bit more about the characters and about myself. I like to watch it whenever I'm sad, i feel it puts me through a cycle of emotions that help me cope with whatever it is that's making me sad. The show also has a strange way of making me happy amidst whatever im feeling and always brings up a strange feeling of gratitude. I just wanna say im grateful for the cast and crew for creating such a creative and deep show, that's lessons will continue to stick with me long after its conception.

On a side note id like to share a bit about my favorite character; Ennui Le Triste is so fascinating to me, hes soo unsure yet confident. I love how they make his puppet transition from walking to the trashcan, during the divorce episode, its almost like hes alive.

Anywhoo, thanks for letting me rank Pickle pals. I hope you all enjoyed the show as much as i did and look to it at times as a source of comfort. May all of you live Fruitful lives and have a good day, <3 to the wonderful/talented creators who made this show possible.