Gravity Falls
Brian Lowry of "Variety" stated: "The show has a breezy quality that should play to kids, and tickle some twinges of nostalgia among their parents." "Los Angeles Times" Robert Lloyd referred to the program as "...gently twisted, with some Disneyfied action and heart-warming folded in". In his review, David Hinckley of "New York Daily News" called "Gravity Falls" "quirky and endearing", and offered praise for the character of Mabel Pines. Matt Blum, writing for "Wired", favorably compared the show to Cartoon Network's "Regular Show" and Disney Channel's "Phineas and Ferb", hailing "Gravity Falls" as "clever, strange, and somewhat poignant". Erik Kain of "Forbes" called "Gravity Falls" "the best thing on TV at the moment," saying "I don't care how old you are, if you're not watching "Gravity Falls" you're missing out on some of the cleverest, most enjoyable television you can find". Kayla Cobb of "Decider" called "Gravity Falls" "one of the most structurally smart shows ever created". Matt Fowler from "IGN" called "Gravity Falls" "a quirky and gently twisted heart-warmer for all ages. Smart, satirical, and sweet. "Gravity Falls" was a one-of-a-kind gem."