Stuart Fails to Save the Universe
After accidentally creating a new multiverse, comic book store owner Stuart Bloom must locate a quantum-interference device to restore reality.
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After breaking a quantum-interference device, mild-mannered comic book store owner Stuart Bloom must save the universe from imminent destruction.
Stuart, Bert, Denise, and Barry Kripke find themselves in an idyllic, peaceful Earth...that happens to be controlled by a repressive and vicious AI.
In a world where magic is real, Bert discovers a gift for sorcery, while Stuart enlists the help of one of this universe’s most powerful wizards.
Stuart questions what's real after landing in a mental hospital. Kripke finds himself with a new love interest.
The gang arrives in paradise, where everyone lives in harmony with nature and each other. Bert finds true love and the machine is broken.
As Bert and Kripke team up, Stuart and Denise take a big step forward in a universe that looks and feels normal...with one major difference.
While attempting to steal a new piece of technology from Caltech, Stuart, Denise, Bert, and Kripke run into some very familiar visitors.
After being thrust into a world that is perpetually at war, Stuart must complete his mission before he and the rest of the gang can flee to safety.
After finding themselves trapped in a comic book, Stuart, Denise, Bert, and Kripke must enlist the help of a superhero – and avoid a supervillain!
The gang suddenly finds themselves back in the comic book store – but where is that laughter coming from?
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2 weeks ago
Stuart Fails to Save the Universe is ridiculous, chaotic, and surprisingly entertaining. It fully embraces the absurdity of Stuart and doesn’t waste much time pretending there’s anything serious going on here. Not every joke lands, and the whole thing occasionally feels stretched beyond what the premise can support, but there are enough genuinely funny moments to keep it moving.
It’s definitely aimed at people who already have some affection for the character and this particular brand of comedy. If that’s you, there’s a lot to enjoy. It’s not exactly saving the universe of comedy, but it’s a fun way to spend some time in it.