Director: Kyle Stegina, Josh Lehrman

Three roommates who happen to be a rock, a sheet of paper, and a pair of scissors turn every ordinary afternoon into a competition, and somehow their friendship survives all of it.

What is Rock, Paper, Scissors about?

Rock, Paper, Scissors is an animated comedy built around three inseparable best friends who also can't stop one-upping each other. Rock is steady and rule-bound, always the one urging caution before a plan goes sideways. Paper is the group's planner, forever trying to keep chaos organized on a clipboard that rarely survives the episode intact. Scissors supplies the disruption, charging into every scheme with more enthusiasm than sense. Individual episodes send the trio through everyday situations blown up into absurd set pieces: a backyard contest spirals into an elaborate tournament, a simple errand turns into a cross-town chase, a quiet night in becomes a battle over the last snack in the house. What holds the show together is the underlying warmth between the three leads; the rivalry never curdles into real conflict, and each episode tends to land on some version of the trio choosing each other over winning. It is fast-paced, colorful, and built for family viewing rather than either audience alone.

Cast & crew

Ron Funches, Thomas Lennon, and Carlos Alazraqui voice the title trio, giving Rock, Paper, and Scissors distinct comic rhythms that carry much of the show's energy even before the visual gags land.

Context & significance

The series belongs to the current wave of short-episode animated comedies aimed at younger viewers and their families, leaning on rapid-fire sight gags and an easy-to-follow premise that plays well in quick viewing sessions rather than long single sittings.

Where & how to watch

Rock, Paper, Scissors streams on K-Time with a free account login, and no account is needed to browse or read this page. The service's Farsi-language interface makes it easy for Persian-speaking families to find animated shows like this one for younger viewers alongside the rest of the catalog.