Title: Good space opera that also has some great comedy
Product review: Captain Tylor follows the titular Justy Ueki Tylor (age 20), as he stumbles from a career with the naval pension office into the command chair of a destroyer. Lazy and irresponsible to a fault, he none the less manages to defeat enemy after enemy, through a combination of astounding luck and planned self-interest.The greatest part of the series is the character interactions, from the XO who constantly takes tranquilizers and stress tank treatments to put up with Tylor, to the ships doctor who measures his time sober with a 24 hour hourglass, the characters manage to create some decent laughs and push the story forward.Despite being a little low key on the action, what does occur is always apropos to the episode overall. And the main character will keep you, just like every other member of his crew and his enemies, wondering if he is a genius or a lucky moron.
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