This is the season where the show stops pretending it has a floor. Twelve-odd minutes an episode, and it uses every one of them to escalate the crudeness past anything season one dared, then drops a genuinely mean twist right when you've settled into gag rhythm. Akutabe is still the scariest thing in a series full of literal demons, and the running joke of him casually brutalizing Azazel somehow gets funnier the more inventive the punishment gets. Sakuma keeps taking notes like a professional while the room fills with lust demons, and Beelzebub keeps being the only entity present with manners. The roster swells with new devils, which is a blast when a gag lands and a shrug when it doesn't, and yes, it doesn't quite recapture the first season's shock value. Watch it for the moments Akutabe smiles.

Private detective Akutabe continues his unconventional practice of summoning demons to handle his clients' troubles, from stalkers to suspected cheating spouses. In this second season, the low-class devil Azazel is still at his beck and call, and he gets worked hard by both Akutabe and his assistant Rinko. Azazel himself is lazy, lecherous and depraved, just what you would expect from a demon. The episodes are short and mix supernatural premises with comedy.