Nobody's making a three-season blood type comedy that still hits harder in season three than it has any right to. The joke never wears out because it's not actually about blood types, it's about finding absurd humanity in the smallest, dumbest things, then refusing to look away. This is the kind of show you return to when everything else feels too loud.

Four blood types return for another round of comedy. Each short episode drops these faceless, nameless characters into a new situation to see how their stereotyped personalities play out. The humor draws on the popular belief in Japan and Korea that blood type shapes personality, and the show turns those stereotypes into gags. This season asks which type is best at persuading a father to let them marry his daughter and how each one copes when the power goes out. The four also face rejection by the person they love, try to solve a murder mystery and get ready for a trip abroad, and whatever the scenario, they always find a way to liven things up. Season 3 keeps the franchise's formula, with quick episodes and a lighthearted tone throughout.