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Clifford the Big Red Dog (1988)

***Clifford The Big Red Dog*** is an American-Canadian animated direct-to-video series from Nelvana Limited, Lee Mendelson Films Productions, Bill Melendez Productions, Wang Film Productions Company Limited, and Scholastic Productions, based on the book series by Norman Bridwell.

The series originally started as a television program, which aired on Saturday mornings on NBC-TV. But instead, Nelvana and Scholastic join forces with one of the major home video companies, Family Home Entertainment, to create a six-episode direct-to-video educational animated series, in a favor of the popularity of the preschool-oriented TV program, *Sesame Street*.

## Why It Is A Big Red Friend

1. It clearly stays faithful to Norman Bridwell's books.
2. This direct-to-video series was Clifford's 25th birthday gift.
3. Emily Elizabeth is a very cute, tomboyish character.
4. Brent Titcomb does the great performance as the voice of Clifford.
5. The animation was decent for the late-1980s standards.
6. Emily Elizabeth's character design is so cute.
7. Emily Elizabeth's funny moments are hilarious.
Bing

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Bing is a British 2014 CGI cartoon based off the book series of the same name made for the BBC and its preschool channel CBeebies.

The series focuses on a three-year-old bunny named Bing, who, along with his caregiver Flop, learns about the world around him through mishaps and lessons.

The series premiered in June of 2014 in Britian. A second season premiered in 2019.

## Why it's a Bing Thing

1. The animation is decent for 2014 standards, and it only improves as the show goes on.
2. The characters are likable. The kids are cute, and the adults are calm, reasonable authority figures.
3. Great morals, such as the importance of embracing change or saying goodbye to something dear towards you.
4. Nice intro and cute ending credits.
5. The series is so popular that it still airs on CBeebies to this day, despite ending years ago. It has also achieved international fame, airing in over 130 countries.
6. Good voice acting from both the child and adult actors. Honorable mention to Mark Rylance as Flop in the first season.
7. It not only stays faithful to the books it was based on, but also expands on them with new characters and locations.
8. The series doesn't shy from talking about some serious matters that other shows might not want to trudge into, such as death, potty accidents, and getting a vaccination.

## Bad Qualities

1. The animation sometimes looks bland, especially during the first season.
2. The character designs can look a bit uncanny, specifically in the case of the child characters.
3. Despite overall being good characters, the kids have a tendency to be unlikeable at times, especially Coco, Pando, and Bing himself.

1. ↑ Bing (TV series) - Wikipedia
Bravo Dooby-Doo (Johnny Bravo)

"Bravo Dooby-Doo" is the second half of the third episode in the first season of Johnny Bravo.

## Plot

When Johnny's elderly aunt, Aunt Jebedissa Bravo, disappears, he enlists the help of Scooby and the gang to crack the case and capture the Ghostly Gardener.

## Why It's a Bravo-Doo!

1. The plot is very interesting, as it has Johnny requesting the help from Scooby and the gang to find his elderly aunt, Aunt Jebedissa in a spooky house - which fits the tone of the Scooby-Doo! series as the gang like to solve mysteries in spooky houses and the fact that both shows were animated by Hanna-Barbera.
	* They still even have the original voice cast and managed to combine both animations.
2. Scooby-Doo! and the gang are still likable characters, along with Johnny Bravo.
3. Some funny moments/quotes, such as when the gang said "jinkies" and Johnny starts to repeat it not knowing what it means, when Velma lost her glasses but accidentally picked up Johnny Bravo's glasses by mistake, Shaggy saying to Scooby "dig this guy's crazy hairdo!" and especially the iconic things from the show.
4. The haunted house looks pretty cool and looks like a mix of a spooky but normal house.
5. Speaking of which, some of the iconic Scooby-Doo! things still remain here, such as Shaggy saying "zoinks", Velma losing her glasses and saying "jinkies", the gang running door-to-door and especially "those meddling kids". And who can forget Scooby-Doo!'s catchphrase at the end?
6. The chase scenes and the song played in the background are top-notch and very fun to watch here, especially with Shaggy and Johnny swapping each other and the gang running door-to-door, as always with the Scooby-Doo! series.
7. A clever move where Johnny and Shaggy hide in a painting pretending be a farmer and his maid and then Johnny pies the Ghostly Gardener.
8. There's even a well-timed fourth-wall break where Aunt Jebedissa says "enough with the silly masks!".
9. **Funny Plot Twist:** When the gang see who the Ghostly Gardener really is, they first get Professor Hyde White, then Harry the Hypnotist, Bigfoot, John Nuts, Joe Barbera (probably a reference to one of the founders of Hanna-Barbera), and finally Aunt Jebedissa.

## Meddling Bravo Qualities

1. Aunt Jebedissa herself is very mean-spirited and unlikable as she intended to scare Johnny and the gang as she just doesn't like him and apparently thinks that he's an embarrassment to the Bravo Family.
2. The ending wasn't that good with Jebedissa tying Johnny to a tree and then she gets a lift on the Mystery Machine and says "let's have some fun!", scaring Shaggy.
Cleopatra in Space

***Cleopatra in Space*** is an American animated television series produced by DreamWorks Animation, based on the graphic novel series of the same name by Mike Maihack. In the United States, the first five episodes were released on NBCUniversal's streaming service Peacock and on Hulu on April 15, 2020, for Xfinity customers. The show was released July 15, 2020 for those without Xfinity.

## Plot

A teenage Cleopatra is transported 30,000 years into the future and discovers she is the prophesied savior of the future world.

## Why It Rocks

1. Vibrant animation and color palette, similar to other DreamWorks 2D shows.
2. Stays very faithful to the original graphic novel.
3. The show balances slice of life stories with action, comedy, and adventure.
4. Character development for Cleo, the main protagonist who starts off as a selfish and lazy teenager but later becomes a hero.
5. Super catchy Egyptian-style theme song.
6. Hilarious moments like the fake PSA at the end of the episode "Mess".
7. Compelling story arc.
Cardcaptor Sakura

***Card Captor Sakura*** (カードキャプターさくら Kādokyaputā sakura) is a 1998/1999 anime series by Madhouse that was adapted from the manga of the same name by the famed Manga artist group CLAMP. It was first broadcast on NHK on April 7th 1998 and ended on March 21st 2000 with a total of 70 episodes produced. The anime was very well received, and it had spawned two movies and several video games, and also saw huge international debuts in several countries, including the US, the UK and Australia, in where it first saw the light of day under a plagarized dub by Nelvana called Cardcaptors with several edits and name changes, before NIS America released the anime on DVD under its original name. The anime was very successful, and it has been one of the most beloved animes of all time, with some people even dubbing it as the "Sailor Moon Killer".

## Plot

The anime focuses on the 10-year-old Sakura Kinomoto, a very cute tomboy, who was born with her magical powers, and becomes the titlular Card Captor after she accidentally released a set of magical Clow Cards from the Book of Clow created by Clow Reed. With the help of her new guardian Kero, and her love interest, Syaoran Li, she must find the missing Clow Cards by battling their magical personifications and seal them away.

## Why It Rocks

1. Sakura Kinomoto was a cute, tomboyish protagonist, as she enjoys hanging out, sports, skateboarding, playing video games and having fun.
2. Her iconic everyday outfit (her school uniform), which doubles as her most iconic battle outfit, will make her even cuter.
	* Including white socks and a pair of very shiny black Mary Jane shoes.
3. Great story and characters, especially Sakura herself, her guardian Kero and her best friend Tomoyo.
4. Cutesy animation and character designs.
5. Strong romance and chemistry between Sakura and Syaoran.
6. Highly-adorable opening and ending songs and background music.
7. Takes several liberties from the original manga.
8. Animax did a better dub than the Nelvana one, that dub is based in the original Japanese version and all romance was kept.

## Bad Qualities

1. Nelvana butchered the series, renaming it *Cardcaptors,* completely cutting out any romance, and editing it in order to create boy-oriented) a boy-oriented action fantasy-comedy series by making Syaoran a co-protagonist to Sakura (or Li Showron in the dub).
	* For the Kids' WB! airings, it ended up rated TV-Y. This anime program can be too intense for preschoolers.
Adventurers: Masters of Time

**Adventurers: Masters of Time** (**Adventurers-Mission Zeitreise** in German) is a 2005 German-British, animated, television series. It was developed by Andre Sikojev, with co-production by Animasia UK; Animationsstudio Ludewig, Hamburg; BAF Berlin Animation Film, and BFC Berliner Film Companie.

## Plot

When a computer professor goes missing, four students named Paul, Nevin, Fire, and Kikko go searching for him. Eventually, they discover that the professor got transferred into a computer program that can be used for time-traveling. Each episode finds the foursome get transferred to another time in history through a large computer monitor. A villain known as the Hacker is constantly trying to change the course of historical events, so it's up to the kids to prevent that from happening. In most episodes, they also meet various historical figures such as Alexander Graham Bell and Florence Nightingale. Their other goal is to find a way to set the professor free.

## Why It Rocks

1. The premise puts a different, new spin on the typical time-traveling cartoon. Rather than using a time machine to enter the past, a computer program is used as a means of transference to it. And instead of the past just being some setting in a computer game, past events are actually the real thing.
2. Inventive writing in the episodes' storylines of how the historical figures are featured in the plots with this show's take on how it handles them.
3. The art style may be reminiscent of something in a comic book or graphic novel and the animation moves finely.
4. Many of the characters have strength in their greatness, likability, memorability, and distinction, especially the heroes.
5. The character designs are some of the nicest ever drawn and created.
6. An exhilarating, instrumental, hard-rocking, opening sequence.
7. The voice acting in the English dub sounds well-voiced and comes across as genuine.
8. Significant lessons not to be taken lightly, like one episode in which Paul learns from first-hand experience just how important Florence Nightingale was to the medical field and paved the way for women's rights to be in it.
9. Some funny moments, especially with those involving Paul.
10. Good use and amounts of dialogue.
Beany and Cecil

🎼And now, Here's Beany and Cecil in, A Bob Clampett Cartoooooooooooonnnn!!! 🎼

***Beany and Cecil*** is an animated television series created by Bob Clampett for the American Broadcasting Company. It was an animated reboot of the live-action television puppet show *Time for Beany*, which Clampett produced for Paramount Pictures company and its Paramount Television Network beginning 1949. The series was broadcast first as part of the series *Matty's Funday Funnies* during 1959, later renamed *Matty's Funnies with Beany and Cecil*, and finally *Beany and Cecil* in the USA. Another reboot to the puppet show was produced during 1988.

Although a children's show, it incorporated satirical references to current events and personalities that adults found entertaining, and the show also attracted adult viewers. Some of the plots and remarks were recognisable as lampoons of current political issues.

Along with *The Jetsons* and *The Flintstones*, it was one of the first three color television series by the ABC television network (the initial season, though, was originally shown in black and white, as ABC was unable to broadcast color programs until September 1962).

## Why It Rocks

1. It was Bob Clampett's first cartoon, since his last Warner Bros. cartoon in 1946.
2. Great voice acting, with the show's creator Bob Clampett voices Cecil.
3. It was the first time, that a live-action puppet show was rebooted... as an ***animated cartoon***.
4. The slapstick humor was perfectly similar to the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies cartoons that Bob Clampett created, from 1937 to 1946.
5. The character designs was almost influence by the puppet show.
6. Catchy theme song.
7. Superb animation was set for the early-1960s standards.
8. "***A Bob Clampett cartooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooon!***"
9. Some episodes are the best parodies, including an episode which was spoofing Disneyland.
10. Dishonest John's villainous personality was funnier than the puppet show.
11. It was one of ABC-TV's very first three programs to be aired on color.
12. This animated reboot had UPA-esque slapstick and Tex Avery-style gags.

## Bad Qualities

1. Beany's voice was too older for a little boy.
Angela Anaconda

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**Angela Anaconda** is a Canadian children's animated television show created by Sue Rose. It ran from October 4, 1999 until December 10, 2001. It was shown on Fox Family in the United States and Teletoon in Canada.

## Why It Rocks

1. Angela Anaconda is a very cute, tomboyish protagonist.
2. Angela Anaconda's character design is so adorable.
3. Angela Anaconda's tomboyish personality was totally cute.
4. Every episode involves a daydream sequence of Angela torturing Nanette Manoir, which is very decent.
5. Angela had tons of funny moments in every episode, when is a very cute comedian.
6. The voice acting is decent (except for Richard Binsley and Edward Glen as Mrs. Brinks and Gordy Rhineheart), including Sue Rose voice Angela.
7. It became an improvement over the most disgusting *Mega Babies* series.
8. Hilarious theme song, with humorous lyrics.
9. Like *The Ren & Stimpy Show* and *Rocko's Modern Life*, gross-out jokes are done-well, especially from Angela Anaconda.
10. C.O.R.E. Digital Pictures' very first production.
11. Angela Anaconda's cutesy laugh sounds very adorable and charming.
12. The backgrounds are stylish.
13. The original KaBlam! shorts are decent to promote the TV series.

## Bad Qualities

1. The animation is ugly, bizarre and jerky.
2. Mrs. Brinks and Gordy's voices are annoying and ear-piercing. It doesn't help that Mrs. Brinks is voiced by man (Richard Binsley), which wastes his talent, along with Edward Glenn's.
3. There is a theatrical short where Angela and her friends go to a movie theater to see Digimon: The Movie. It only exists for padding out the movie's runtime and nothing more.
4. Speaking of Angela, she is a rebelious troublemaker.
Balala the Fairies

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**Balala the Fairies** is an Chinese magical girl metaseries created and produced by Alpha Group in China. Each series focuses on a group of magical girls fighting against evil and dark forces while following their ordinary lives and personal wishes. The first installment was the live-action series of the same name, which first aired in 2008. There were five seasons in total and 52 episodes.

## Why It Rocks

1. The concept of having different characters in each season is a great idea and well executed as we get to see the characters with different personality and getting their own character development. Not only there are different characters in each season, there are also different themes in each seasons as well which also worked out well. Along with Pretty Cure.
2. Excellent and colors animation.
3. Interesting premises each season focuses on a group of girls, mainly Chinese schoolgirls, who are granted magical powers and talents and transform into the legendary warriors known as the "Fairies of Balala" to fight against unknown evil forces.
4. Amazing soundtrack.
5. The characters designer is cute.
6. It had a some movie called: Balala the Fairies: The Movies, which is awesome.
Come Along With Me (Adventure Time)

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"**Come Along With Me**" is the thirteenth episode in the ninth season of *Adventure Time*. It is the two-hundred eightieth episode overall. It is the series finale of Adventure Time, one of Cartoon Network's most influential and longest running shows.

## Synopsis

In this special, duo Finn and Jake must help their friend Princess Bubblegum battle Gumbald, her vengeful creation.

## Why It Rocks

1. The episode officially marked the end of Adventure Time, one of CN's most influential shows that saved the channel from creative rut it was in. The way they decided to end it was perfect.
2. They introduce to us two brand new characters: Shermy and Beth the Pup Princess, the Finn and Jake of the future.
3. They made Fern's death a subtle reference to Spider Man's death in *Avengers: Infinity War*.
4. *You And I Will Always Be Back Then (Time Adventure)*and *Come Along With Me (Song)*are really emotional songs.
5. Fern dying then turning into a tall tree 1000 years later is really satisfying.
6. They finally explain to us about the things that were in Ooo, one-thousand years later, like the Ice Thing being revealed to be Gunter and the large tree at the site of Finn and Jake's Tree Fort that was shown in *Lemonhope Part 2 and Graybles 1000+*being revealed to be Fern.

## Bad Qualities

1. The advertisements said the episode was going to have a war in it, but depending upon your opinion, it can be disappointing that it didn’t happen.
2. Golb's appearance in the second half was kind of rushed.
	* The finale itself can be rushed at times, leaving several loose ends unresolved, Finn being reduced to a secondary character and not giving him a romantic closure with Flame Princess or Huntress Wizard.

## Trivia

* One of the ending shots showing what everyone is doing after the show is heavily inspired by the subscription cover for Issue 51 of the Adventure Time comic series.
* This is the first appearance of the Duke of Nuts since Season 1's "The Duke". Despite Princess Bubblegum's hatred for him, he appears to be fighting on her side of the war.
* King Man explains that Betty linked herself to Maja and was attempting to harness the power of GOLB. This was likely part of the plan to bring Simon and Margles back that she mentioned to him at the end of "Temple of Mars".
* In BMO's hideout, between the door and a window, there is a sign saying "TRUST NO ONE," which is a notable text of Journal 3 from the 2012 Disney XD horror cartoon series, Gravity Falls and Dudley's infamous quote from the T.U.F.F. Puppy episode, "Top Dog".
All of Us

***All of Us*** is an American sitcom that premiered on the UPN network in the United States on September 16, 2003, where it aired for its first three seasons. On October 1, 2006, the show moved to The CW, a new network formed by the merger of UPN and The WB (whose sister company Warner Bros. Television produced this series), where it aired for one season, then was cancelled on May 15, 2007.

## Plot

The series, loosely based on the blended family of creator and executive producers Jada Pinkett Smith and Will Smith, revolved around Robert James (Duane Martin), a divorced television entertainment reporter with a young son, Robert "Bobby" James, Jr. (Khamani Griffin), and his fiancée Tia Jewel (Elise Neal), a kindergarten teacher who helped him through the breakup of his first marriage.

Robert shares custody of his son with his ex-wife Neesee (LisaRaye McCoy), with whom he shares a tenuously friendly relationship for the sake of their son.

Robert also finds himself in a difficult situation, attempting to maintain the peace, however uneasy, between his ex-wife and his fiancée. Friends of the couple include Dirk Black (Tony Rock), Robert's single best friend and producer, and Tia's best friend and fellow teacher Jonelle Abrahams (Terri J. Vaughn).

In season three, Tia breaks her engagement to Robert, leaving a newly single Robert faced with a situation where Neesee must move in with him and Bobby temporarily after her apartment building is destroyed by fire. In addition to Tia, two other supporting characters, Jonelle and Turtle (James Vincent), were written out of the series. In season four, Laivan Greene joined the cast as Courtney, Dirk's long lost daughter.
Caldeirão com Mion

***Caldeirão com Mion*** is a Brazilian auditorium show aired on TV Globo on Saturday afternoons since September 4, 2021 and hosted by Marcos Mion. With final writing by Carlyle Junior, it has general direction by Geninho Simonetti and artistic direction by LP Simonetti.

## Why It Rocks

1. Awesome and hilarious hosting from Marcos Mion, mainly for the tranquility when receiving the guests.
2. Great segments like Tem ou Não Tem from the old Caldeirão do Huck (only this time with famous people), Sobe o Som, Isso a Globo Mostra (following the same vein as Vale a Pena Ver Direito of *Legendários* from RecordTV and *Piores Clipes do Mundo* from MTV Brasil, both hosted by Mion himself), Caldeirola, where people show their talents and are evaluated by a jury made up of Juliana Paes, Robson Nunes, Nany People and Otávio Müller and Mamãe, Tô na Globo, where people send videos to the program, saying Mamãe, Tô na Globo and end up getting a badge from Mion himself.
3. Lúcio Mauro Filho's (of *A Grande Família* fame) band, Lúcio Mauro e Filhos play the songs shown on Sobe o Som very well.
4. Funny moments, such as the famous participants of Tem ou Não Tem doing the little dance at the beginning of the segment.
5. Good musical track, like the program's opening.

## Reception

The program was very well evaluated by critics and by people on social media, especially with the content shown and the tranquility of the titular host, mainly for his development on stage with the guests.
BYU TV

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**BYU TV** (stylized as **BYUtv**) is a television channel, founded in 2000, which is owned and operated as a part of Brigham Young University (BYU). The channel, available through cable and satellite distributors in the United States, produces a number of original series and documentaries with emphases in comedy, history, lifestyle, music and drama. BYUtv also regularly broadcasts feature films, nature documentaries, acquired medical/crime dramas and religious programs (consistent with the university's sponsoring organization, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints). Additionally, BYUtv Sports is the primary broadcaster of BYU Cougars athletics, producing more than 125 live sporting events in 2012 alone. The channel has won multiple regional Emmy Awards, and several of its original series have been praised by national television critics.

BYUtv broadcasts all of its original content, and most acquired content, worldwide online via its website. BYUtv is also carried through KBYU-TV, a television station in Provo, Utah, also owned by the university, ensuring HD coverage across Salt Lake City and most of Utah. The channel is one of several operated by the university's BYU Broadcasting division, including the world feed BYUtv Global and BYUradio. Multiple celebrity guests and artists have made special appearances on BYUtv, notably Imagine Dragons and Neon Trees on the series *AUDIO-FILES*; Lea Salonga, Howard Jones, Duncan Sheik and Sixpence None the Richer on *The Song That Changed My Life*; and Shawn Bradley, The Piano Guys, and Mates of State on *Studio C*. Major athletes like Steve Young, Ty Detmer and Jimmer Fredette have also appeared on special BYUtv Sports broadcasts.

## Why it rocks

1. They're a family oriented TV channel that airs either religious or family friendly programming.
2. Since it's a family oriented network, there's something for everyone that they can watch.
3. It has some really good shows. Like Studio C (with the original actors), 9 Years to Neptune, and Saving Me.
4. Not only that, but they also air good movies as well. Ones that are either religious or family friendly.
5. In the entire state of Utah and in Phoenix, Arizona, it's a free over the air channel and a cable channel in the rest of the United States.
6. The mobile app/website is free. Which also has the live channel on it as well. These 2 reasons mean that anyone can watch whether they have cable or not.
Aladdin

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 File:Hotter than hot.jpg  **Aladdin: the Series** (Or Disney's Aladdin or simply Aladdin) is an animated series based off the Disney Film of the same name and part of the *Aladdin* franchise. It aired from 1994 to 1995 and set between between *The Return of Jafar* and *Aladdin and the King of Thieves.*

## Plot

Aladdin is now engaged to the beautiful Princess Jasmine. Jafar is now dead but now new foes seek to take over or destroy Agrabah, or conquer the Seven Deserts. With his clever wit and friends, Aladdin must defend his future kingdom and prepare to become a great Sultan.

## Why It Rocks

1. In the span of almost one year, 86 episodes were produced.
2. New enemies to take the place of Jafar, including Mozenrath (whom Iago called Jafar Jr. due to being hungry for power like the former), Mechanicles (greatest of the great Greek geniuses), Abis Mal the bandit from the sequel, Amin Damoola, Nefir, Ayam Aghoul, and Mirage, an incarnation of evil.
3. Memorable characters and villains and interesting episodes.
4. Many voice actors from the movie return with the exception of Robin Williams.
5. Based on Arabian, Persian and Indian mythologies.
6. Good musical score.
7. Tons of funny moments. The Genie provides the funniest moments possible as seen here.
8. Decent animation, although...
9. The series develops and fleshes out Aladdin and Jasmine's romantic relationship even further until their marriage in the film *Aladdin and the King of Thieves*, which serves as a great ending to the series.
10. The feature films *The Return of Jafar* and *Aladdin and the King of Thieves*, while still pales in comparison to the original 1992 film, serves as decent bookends to the series as it's series premiere and series finale respectively.

## Bad Qualities

1. There are times when the animation gets a little weird. In one instance, Aladdin's eyes go fully black with the Nostalgia Critic thinking that Aladdin was dead.
2. Aladdin and Jasmine's relationship was considered kind of bland.
3. Iago can be very annoying at times.
	* Aladdin himself can also be unlikable once in a while. Speaking of which, he also started to become a little more stupider than he usually is or once was in the movie, though he’s still smart.
4. Dan Castellaneta's performance for Genie is average at best when compared to Robin Williams' performance as Genie.
5. Just like with Chuck Jones' *Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies* and *Animaniacs*, everything suddenly stops in mid-action every now and then and the pacing can be sluggish at times.

## Reception

Though the Nostalgia Critic did give it a fair share of criticism, he admitted that he was aware a lot of people liked the show and didn't go overboard because of it.
Batman (1966)

**Batman** is a superhero-comedy TV series based on the DC Comics superhero of the same name that aired from January 12, 1966 to March 14, 1968, it stars Adam West as Bruce Wayne/Batman and Burt Ward as Dick Grayson/Robin.

## Why It Rocks

1. It has a good mix between action and comedy.
2. Good costume designs for the 1960's that match with the original designs from the comics.
3. The iconic theme song
4. A good variety of likeable characters like Batman, Robin, Catwoman, etc.
5. Adam West's iconic performance as Bruce Wayne/Batman brought him to fame.
6. A lot of funny moments like the batusi and the bomb scene.
7. Enjoyable action scenes.
8. The third (and final) season introduced Barbara Gordon/Batgirl, this was also her TV debut.
9. It renamed Mr. Zero to Mr. Freeze.
10. The show's success increased the popularity of Batman.
11. Memorable and funny quotes such as “Some days you just can’t get rid of a bomb.”

## Bad Qualities

1. Some elements from this show haven't aged very well, like the portrayal of certain characters like The Joker.
2. Some characters like Two-Face (who was supposed to be played by *Star Trek* actor William Shatner) weren't featured in this show, though a script from an unproduced episode featuring Two-Face was adapted into a comic book, and Two-Face appeared in the 2017 film Batman vs Two-Face, which is a sequel to this show.
3. When compared to the later Movies and TV Shows featuring Batman, The show feels a little outdated and haven't aged well aside with it's light-hearted, yet campy tone.

## Trivia

1. The late Adam West considered that calling this show "camp" was an insult.
Blaze and the Monster Machines

***Blaze and the Monster Machines*** is a Canadian CGI interactive educational animated television series with a focus of learning about STEM, as well as teaching facts about Animals (in the "Wild Wheels" episodes). The series premiered on Nickelodeon on October 13, 2014. It was renewed for a fourth season in June 2016.

## Plot

AJ is an 8-year-old techie who drives monster-truck Blaze, the top racer in Axle City. The two go on adventures that have them taking on problems involving science and math.

## Why It Is Blazing Speed

1. Awesome theme song.
2. Very educational, as it focuses on teaching children about STEM (science, technology, engineering and math)
3. Decent CGI animation.
4. The background design is considerably realistic.
5. Very likable group of characters, such as Blaze, AJ, Gabby and Zeg.
6. Blaze and AJ are an adorable pair.
7. Blaze talks to the audience in a charming way that isn't pandering.
8. Crusher is an adorable and hilarious antagonist.
9. Awesome episode plots.
10. The songs are extremely catchy, such as the Freezing Song.
11. Entertaining "couple comedy" provided by Crusher and his sidekick Pickle.
12. The scenes where the monster machines are racing are unbelievably entertaining.
13. Most of the sound effects are hilarious, and really add a very "cartoon-y" feel to the show.
14. AJ's voice actress, Caleel Harris, also voices Clyde McBride from The Loud House.

## Bad Qualities

1. The plot is a little strange. Usually a little child driving a monster truck wouldn't end well.
2. Much like Dora the Explorer, anyone above the target audience for this show would probably find Blaze's 4th wall breaking annoying.
3. Crusher is often too dumb to live, believing that cheating is the only way to win, and never learning his lesson. Even Pickle, who is often a simpleton, has been shown silently snarking when Crusher decides to cheat.
4. Also infuriating is that Crusher never gets caught by race officials for cheating, meaning that, even if he doesn't win (which he never does), he always gets off scot-free.
5. It rips off Jungle Junction.

## Trivia

* Despite being generally popular, the amount of times *Blaze* ran daily on Nick Jr. was reduced over time; eventually, it was only airing once or twice on the Nick Jr. block and only two to four (sometimes six) times on the Nick Jr. channel. The month after its debut, it was restricted to air only one to three new episodes a month. By Season 5, the show would recieve almost no promotion and air at 9:00 AM; the show also only aired on Nick Jr. on Nick once a day amongst an almost six-hour marathon of *PAW Patrol* throughout the summer of 2019.
Booyah for Bollywood (Sanjay and Craig)

***Booyah for Bollywood*** is the 20th episode in the third season of *Sanjay and Craig.* It is also the 60th and final episode of the series overall.

## Plot

Sanjay and Craig get to be in a Tufflips movie in India, so Vijay comes along to reconnect with his homeland and nothing turns out the way anyone expected.

## Why It Rocks

1. The characters are more likable than usual, especially Sanjay and Craig themselves.
2. There are barely any fart jokes in this episode, which is great.
3. Seeing the Patel family reconnecting which their homeland was very heartwarming.
4. All the side characters from previous episodes return in this episode for the reunion.
5. The concept itself sounds awesome.
6. The subplot with Ronny Slithers was interesting.
7. The song used for this episode was really fun to listen to.
8. Very decent and heartwarming ending.
2 Stupid Dogs

**2 Stupid Dogs** is a animated television series created by Donovan Cook and produced by Hanna-Barbera.

## Plot

The show is about two unnamed dogs—neither of whom, as the title states, are very intelligent—and their everyday misadventures. The Big Dog tends to talk much less than the Little Dog. When the Big Dog talks, he usually talks about food. The animation style in the first season is unusual for the time: a very flat and simplistic style similar to the early Hanna-Barbera cartoons of the 1950s and 1960s, but with early 1990s humor and sensibility. The wilder, more absurd second season has more fluid and exaggerated character animation.

## Why It's Not Stupid

1. The Big Dog and The Small Dog are both funny and likable characters. Along with many other characters that appeared on the show, like Mr. Hollywood, Cubby, Kenny Fowler and Buffy.
2. Good animation, which is a big step up for the animation produced by Hanna-Barbera.
3. Great art-style, since it uses the iconic thick-line style that was used for some Hanna-Barbera shows before, like The Flintstones.
4. It also know for launching the careers of Rob Renzetti, Genndy Tartakovsky and Craig McCracken, with both would later work on Dexter's Laboratory (Seasons 1-2).
5. Some clever and hilarious running gags, like when the small dog needs help from the big dog to scare the cat away.
6. Mr. Hollywood's line: "**Isn't that cute, BUT IT'S WRONG**".
7. It was followed by a revival of Secret Squirrel titled "Super Secret Secret Squirrel" which was also great, and even better than the original.
	1. Even Secret Squirrel and Morocco Mole have made a cameo in the episode "Let's Make a Right Price".
8. Decent soundtrack, like the music used in the theme song.

## Stupid Qualities

1. Some annoying characters, like Red.
	1. Speaking of Red, most of the episodes involving her always have some bad endings (except for Return of Red).
2. Sometimes, The Big Dog and The Small Dog can sometimes cause some confusion that is more frustrating than funny.
3. It only lasted two seasons due to low ratings and because Ted Turner found the show to be a bad clone of Ren & Stimpy.
4. Some use of inneduos, like the ones used in the episodes "Door Jam" and "At the Drive-In" (which the latter being controversal enough to make the entire episode, along with the segments, banned.

## Trivia

* Hanna-Barbera wanted to change out each season's middle segments with other reboots of their older shows, including The Hair Bear Bunch, The Cattanooga Cats and Snooper and Blabber.
Cooperation (Wonder Showzen)

***Cooperation*** is an Episode of ***Wonder Showzen.*** And its the 6th episode of Season 2

## Plot

Wonder Showzen is so broke the gang buys a bootleg rip-off and decides to show that instead. Naturally, this results in war and a compromise of apocalyptic dimensions.

## Why They Cooperate

1. There are Emotional Scenes like the beginning were Chauncey admits the gang is broke and the singing scene
2. Good costumes for the Bootlegs
3. This episode is to the memory of the gang and the show before the final 2 Episodes
4. The bootleg cartoons have Beautiful and well done Animation like Every Episode dose
5. Just like every episode it has Good and Funny Humor
6. Good Bootleg Soundtrack

## The Only Bad Quality That Dosent Cooperate

1. Clarence Killing his Bootleg can Look Disturbing for Some
Betty Boop (1934-1939)

While the *Betty Boop* shorts produced from 1932 to 1934, this era of *Betty Boop* (1934-1939) was universally more received by many critics and fans alike for Betty Boop's cuteness and tomboyish personality.

## Why This Era Rocks

1. Betty Boop was the most adorable character, as her cuteness and tomboyishness was increased, to become America's tomboyish and fun-loving teenage girl.
2. For this era, Betty Boop's character design is so cute.
3. Betty Boop's most iconic outfit, her tomboyish outfit, was extremely cute than her any other outfit, including a t-shirt with a belt, a black belt with a line on the bottom and a pair of very shiny black high-heeled shoes.
4. Betty Boop was a very cute teenage comedian for this era, as she does zany slapstick comedy moments.
5. Cutesy animation.
6. Several heartwarming moments.
7. For this era, Betty Boop always loves Jazz and swing music.
8. This era became famous among young tomboys, who loved the very cute *Little Audrey* franchise, as it adorably aimed to young girls.
9. Mae Questel sounds so cute, as Betty Boops's cute voice getting higher and higher.
10. Betty Boop's laugh is so adorable.
11. It had cuter and lighter tone.
12. The jazzy updated version of the Betty Boop theme song is very cute.
13. Betty Boop and Pudgy's relationship is so cute.
14. Adorable jazzy soundtrack.
15. Betty Boop co-stars with these characters from the comic strips, including Little King and Henry.
A Big Day for Thomas

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## A Big Day for Thomas

### Episode

05

**A Big Day for Thomas** is the fifth Season 1 episode of Thomas & Friends. It is based on Thomas's Train from The Railway Series book Thomas the Tank Engine.

## Plot

Thomas has recently been grumbling about only being used to collect the coaches for the other engines, wanting to pull passenger trains as well. The other engines laugh, telling him he is too impatient and would be bound to leave something behind. Thomas is determined to get a chance to prove them wrong.

That night, Thomas and Henry are alone in the shed as Henry is ill. The workmen try their hardest to make him better but to no avail, Thomas feels sorry for Henry. The next morning when Henry is due to take the early train and Thomas is needed to get the coaches ready, he starts to hope he will be allowed to pull the train if Henry is not able to. He excitedly leaves to fetch the coaches.

Thomas brings the coaches to the platform and is eager to run round in front. His driver does not let him, telling him to be patient. Soon, all the passengers are aboard and the coaches are ready to leave and there is still no sign of Henry, much to Thomas's excitement. Sir Topham Hatt arrives to see what is going on and is told about Henry. He orders to find another engine and as Thomas is the only one available, he allows the tank engine to take the train.

Thomas, full of joy, quickly moves to the front of the coaches despite his driver again warning Thomas not to be impatient, but wait until everything is ready. For some unknown reason - either he is too impatient to wait, the driver has pulled a lever by mistake, or the crew have forgotten to couple him to the coaches - Thomas ends up leaving the station without the coaches and the passengers are very surprised and angry. The men in the signal box outside the station wave and shout, though Thomas thinks they are cheering.

Thomas puffs along the line, thinking pulling coaches is easier than he was told. He keeps seeing people waving at him and assumes it is because he has never pulled a train before. Eventually, Thomas is stopped at a signal set to danger. Thomas is cross at being stopped when he was going so nicely and blows his whistle, alerting the signalman who asks what Thomas is doing on this part of the line. Thomas explains he is pulling a train, but the signalman asks him where the coaches are. Thomas looks back and realizes he has left his train behind, he is very upset at his mistake and is ready to cry. The driver tells Thomas not to be upset and he sadly reverses back to the station.

At the station, all the passengers are complaining to Sir Topham Hatt about what happened, but when Thomas returns, they see how sorry he is and allow him to try again. This time, Thomas is properly coupled to the coaches and he really gets his chance to pull the train. But for a long time afterward, the other engines begin to laugh at Thomas and remind him of his mistake, much to his annoyance.
Aaron Stone

Aaron Stone is a live-action, single-camera adventure series created by Bruce Kalish. Originally broadcast with the launch of Disney XD on February 13, 2009.

## Summary

A teen becomes a real-life version of a crime-fighting video-game character and battles thugs who are trying to take over the world.

## Why It Rocks

1. It was Disney XD's first original show to premiered on the network.
2. Creative concept.
3. Great story telling, where a person named Charlie Landers who is enlisted to become the real-life counterpart of his world-renowned avatar Aaron Stone from the fictional video game *Hero Rising*.
4. An online game called Hero Rising based on the show, was also pretty interesting to played it online.
5. Decent acting, especially from Kelly Blatz and J.P. Manoux.
6. Likeable characters, such as Charlie/Aaron Stone, S.T.A.N., Emma/Dark Tamara, Jason/Terminus Mag, and T. Abner Hall. S.T.A.N. himself was a great android sidekick for Charlie, who is good and quite hilarious at the same time.
7. Awesome villains, such as Elias Powers and the Omega Defiance.
8. The intro is catchy.
9. Great action/fighting scenes.
10. Unlike most of Disney's live-action shows, this show was features a darker tone and complex storyline.
11. Two-part episode, "Mutant Rain", was a great finale, where Jason learns that his brother, Charlie was Aaron Stone and Hall reveals his face to Aaron's team as they have earned his full trust.

## The Only Bad Quality

1. It ended on a cliffhanger then cancelled, all because Disney shifted focus to more light-hearted, comedic shows.

## Trivia

* Bruce Kalish created this show, who also done his recent work for Disney, such as *The Famous Jett Jackson* and the *Power Rangers* franchise from *S.P.D.* to *Jungle Fury.*
Casper the Friendly Ghost

***Casper the Friendly Ghost*** is an American animated series of theatrical short films based on the children's book by Seymour Reit and Joe Oriolo.

At the end of World War II, Famous Studios adapted the children's 1939 book into a series of Casper theatrical cartoon shorts for Paramount Pictures.

## Why It Rocks

1. Cutesy animation.
2. Several heartwarming moments.
3. The theme song is so adorable.
4. Unlike the *Little Audrey* franchise, which had intense slapstick violence, the *Casper the Friendly Ghost* franchise had used light-hearted humor, as it set to the light-hearted tone.
5. The character designs for this series, are a lot more influenced by Disney.
6. Unlike most of the Paramount cartoons, the Casper series did NOT followed the wacky, zany antics of most Paramount cartoons (including *Little Audrey*, *Baby Huey* and *Popeye the Sailor*) at the time.
7. This series helped the kids learn the power of friendship and the power of teamwork.
8. Casper was the most adorable protagonist.
9. Some scenes, including the death of the little fox, was pure emotional.
10. Great voice acting.
11. It spawn into comic books, feature films, including the 1995 CGI/live-action hybrid, *Capser* (despite being a flop), and television programs, like *The New Casper Cartoon Show*.
Bosko, the Talk-Ink Kid (Looney Tunes)

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Bosko, the Talk-Ink Kid is a 1929 live-action/animated short film produced to sell a series of Bosko cartoons

## Why he rocks

1. Great soundtrack like most cartoons at the time
2. He was the first Looney Tunes character
3. Good animation that would inspire future animations like Foxy. Also, he was animated by Rudy Ising, who used to animate for Walt Disney in 1920
4. Good use of comedy like most other Warner Brothers Cartoons
5. Interesting idea of a cartoon character interacting with real life
Animorphs

Animorphs (also known under the promotional title AniTV) is a Canadian-American television adaptation made by Protocol Entertainment based on the Scholastic book series of the same name by K. A. Applegate. It was made for YTV for Season 1 and Global for season 2 in Canada and Nickelodeon for the United States. The series was broadcast from September 1998 to March 2000 in the United States and Canada.

## Plot

Five kids are given the power to morph into any creature they wish to help them fight villainous Visser Three and his fellow Yeerks, a breed of parasitic aliens threatening Earth.

## Why It Rocks

1. The TV show still stays faithful to the book series.
2. Amazing voice acting.
3. Likeable characters such as Jake, Rachel, Marco, Cassie, and Tobias.
4. Excellent 3D-morphing effects especially for 1998 to 2000 standards.
5. A Great drama to air on Nickelodeon, alongside Zoey 101 and Caitlin's Way.
6. Catchy (and decent) theme song depending on your view.
7. Many of the characters have their own personalities.
	* Jake the brave, responsible,cool under pressure, and the accepts change one.
	* Rachel the aggressive, bold, reckless and still a good cousin and friend one.
	* Marco a joker and a comedian one .
	* Cassie the compassionate, kind and empathetic one.
	* Tobias the shy, kind and gentle one.
8. It is still one of the shows to watch for the nostalgic.

## Bad Qualities

1. Not all the time the series stays faithful to the book series.
2. Rachel can be unlikable sometimes.

## Trivia

1. Although it was not a Nickelodeon original, it was acquired by Nickelodeon.