The absurdity never stops moving. Season two knows exactly what it has: a delivery guy, an alien kid in a shark costume, and a city powered by electricity that keeps finding new ways to explode into chaos. Ten minutes is the perfect length to hit you with a joke, a weird fight, and actual heart before it's over, and the show has zero interest in growing out of that formula because it doesn't need to.

Hemingway is an earnest young worker at Inazma, a delivery company in Babiden City that promises to carry any package to where it belongs. He once took on the job of returning a lost alien named Bytheway to its home planet, but he never managed it, and now Bytheway lives with him. In this second season, Hemingway gets an order to haul some batteries that are due for disposal and sets off in his truck right away. For reasons nobody explains, Bytheway puts on a floatie ring and cheerfully rides along on the job, much to Hemingway's dismay. The short episodes mix action and comedy with a science fiction setting.