After an excellent first season, there's more Long Story Short on the way to Netflix after the streaming service decided to renew the series ahead of the

Nearly every episode in Netflix's 'Long Story Short,' from the creator of 'BoJack Horseman,' revolves around Jewishness.

If you've ever jammed out to Paul Simon's "The Obvious Child," then Netflix's Long Story Short is for you. Mere minutes into the show's first episode, Avi Schwooper (voiced by Ben Feldman), consummate music nerd and eldest Schwooper sibling, plays "The Obvious Child" for his girlfriend Jen (voiced by Angelique Cabral).

Waksberg, creator of 'BoJack Horseman,' centers on a middle-class Jewish family and their interpersonal relationships.

Netflix's Long Story Short utilizes multiple timelines to set the scene for the show, which means viewers might benefit from more than one watch. During an exclusive interview with Us Weekly, Abbi Jacobson,

"Long Story Short," the new adult animated series from the creator of "BoJack Horseman," explores a topic that most entertainment has stayed away from.

Creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg and supervising producer Lisa Hanawalt discuss the show's nonchronological journey of love and dysfunction.