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At worst, Archer and Men In Black did it better (and first). At best, it is a fun revisionist-history spy-comedy serial. It does break new ground from its other comps by dialing up the cartoon nudity, cartoon sex, cartoon violence, cartoon pee, and cartoon zoophilia to 11. Part of those in that list don't feel earned; like the crude humor and side character deaths feel out of place and force just for the sake of being crude. The voice acting is great, and the animation style is fun. At the end of it all, I did sorta wish there was more than just 10 episodes, so I think it is worth a watch, and at least a second season.

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Elvis 1968 to 1971 was about the coolest man on the planet. As cool or cooler than Elvis 1954 to 1958? Who cares!? This cartoon is late 60s, early 70s Elvis, reinvented in cartoon form as a Matt Helm/ Our Man Flint / Archer/ Johnny Bravo character. And ... it's cool! It's fun! It's stupid ... fun, cool stupid. The sort of Elvis fan who genuflects at his name will consider this toon romp as unforgiveable blasphemy, and will be most likely want to dump on the cartoon. I'm a fan of Elvis and have been for decades ... got a tattoo, everything he's recorded (bad and superb), etc. You don't have to be an Elvis fan to enjoy this series, but the silliness, stupid violence and general irreverence should give this wider appeal. Some nice, subtle satire too.

Kind of reminds me of the old cartoon Johnny bravo...... If you like Johnny, bravo than you will love agent, Elvis! Now I know Elvis is not for everyone but you don't need to be an Elvis fan to watch the show...... The animation is beautiful. The episodes are funny in all of the right places. Matthew McConaughey is excellent as Elvis. Lots of historical references that make you think John Eddie and Priscilla Presley did a wonderful job putting this together...... If you didn't know, Elvis wanted to be an FBI agent and this show Almost Springs, that dream of his to life. It perfectly and compasses Elvis's music and John Eddie's sense of humor all in one package. It is the perfect show for you to sit back watch and forget about life for a while.

So, an Elvis cartoon set during the Vietnam War, when the pop rock star was skinny, with a cast of characters from that time. Pretty funny, I guess, if you're over 50. But, does anyone under 40 even know who Dean Martin was or do you all have to run to Wikipedia every few minutes? And, really, do older folks actually watch cartoons? Aren't we too busy with Humphrey Bogart black and whites and Dick van Dyke reruns? (Remember Capri pants? Wooo...) Anyway, Agent Elvis is funny, the animation is stylish and engaging, characters are pretty cool and the plots work. I also enjoy a modern production aimed at my age group where I don't have to ask my kids what everything means.

I was born in the 80's, but I know the era of Elvis well. I enjoy his music, but only watched his movies when I was visiting someone. I am a fan of 50's, 60's and 70's movies, tv shows and music generally, however this I won't watch again in the future. I like the animation and the soundtrack, but that's pretty much it. The writing isn't strong. There are a few decent episodes, but most are down right terrible. Honestly, there isn't a good plot as it feels like the writers mashed up Archer and Inside Job with a side of typical clichés. I only laughed a couple of times as it's not funny even though it desperately tries. I also didn't care about any of these characters including Elvis. I found most of them to be annoying like the Commander, CeCe and Scatter. I will say though, Matthew McConaughey voicing Elvis worked, and I didn't think it would. This was the last thing I watched before my subscription to Netflix was over. I'd rather save $220 a year and avoid mediocre content like this. Watch at your own discretion.