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Personal takes from viewers highlight the episode's mix of dark humor and surprisingly effective emotional beats.

“Disenchantment can often be needlessly gratuitous in its use of violence, but here it made sense for the plot. And it was pretty inventive violence to boot!” Den of Geek · 7 years ago

In the fifth episode of Disenchantment , titled "," Princess Bean faces the consequences of her wild partying when King Zøg banishes her to the streets of Dreamland until she can prove she is capable of supporting herself. This leads to a series of comedic failed career attempts, including stints as a shepherd, a lighthouse keeper, and a pet shop employee, before she eventually becomes an apprentice to Stan the Executioner. Faster, Princess! Kill! Kill!Disenchantment : S...

: Critics highlighted the "rough, storybook feel" of the art, which particularly suited the Hansel and Gretel plotline.

"Disenchantment" Faster, Princess! Kill! Kill! (TV Episode 2018) Personal takes from viewers highlight the episode's mix

Reviewers generally consider this a strong, high-energy entry in the first season, though some felt it lacked deep character development.

The episode is noted for its clever subversion of the Hansel and Gretel fairy tale, revealing the "witch" Gwen as an innocent victim of a curse cast by the truly villainous and cannibalistic siblings, Hansel and Gretel. Critical Reception This leads to a series of comedic failed

: Some jokes, such as the "minimum wage" being two lashings per hour, were cited as standout comedic moments. However, other viewers felt the humor remained somewhat hit-or-miss compared to creator Matt Groening's other works like Futurama . Community Perspectives