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The Benza (2019) | Slate

The Benza

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Rated 7.3 on TMDB

The Benza

Can two guys living in Japan fix their broken toilet seat and save the world?

Chris and Kyle share a house in Tokyo, Japan. They lived in peace and happiness until the day their toilet seat broke. What happened? Where do you buy a toilet seat in Japan? How do you even say 'toilet seat' in Japanese? What exactly is a Final Benza and what does it have to do with the world ending? Join Chris and Kyle on their journey for answers in this hyper realistic comedic adventure.

Status: Returning
First aired: 2019
Seasons: 2
Episodes: 12 aired
Average episode: 20m
Genres: Comedy
Network: Prime Video
Country: Japan
Language: Japanese

Direction and writing

Christopher McCombsCreator

Seasons

Series 16 episodes
Series 27 episodes

Cast

Kyle CardKyle

Raito NishizakaDirector

Michael WilliamsDirector

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Christopher McCombsChris

Inko HakuInko Sensei

Janni OlssonAlena
Lee Min KukLee
Michiko NoguchiNoguchi
Masahito KawahataTamura
Kaori IkedaKaori

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