In its second season, Foodtopia interestingly (thankfully?) dials back the over-the-top raunch and leans into the food puns. It also shifts from the hyper-focused satire on religion and politics to deliver a broader message about morality and co-existence, all while effectively expanding the dystopian food-driven world, character development, and serialized storytelling. Admittedly, not all the jokes land (a Will Smith-slap joke in 2025?), but the sheer volume of clever one-liners and deep movie references scattered throughout the eight breezy episodes make the duds forgivable. Foodtopia has become more than just a diversion, and if it keeps featuring puns like Francis Ford Capicola, I’ll keep coming back.