At this point I can't really say much about these shorts anymore. If I mention stuff like psychedelic visuals, existential horror and surreal abstract comedy (if not clever continuity) I'd be thinking less "creatively" than the actual product (not that I'd be defying it), let alone repeating myself. All I can really say is that there is some poetry in the way it ends. That kind of ending has only been possible in comics by either Gaiman or Moebius, but here it pulls it off in a way that fits with the purpose of this show, along with the overall feel. Also they seem to have adapted this into a full length TV show in 2022.

Even if I wanted to relive the madness from scratch I only review horror related shorts and movies, though.