Reviews by Emily J.

If you liked The Simpsons and/or happen to be a sci-fi fan, then Futurama might be for you. The settings, sights, and characters are really creative, humorous, and out-of-this-world. This show doesn't just have big laughs and weird humor, it's balanced out with several genuinely heartwarming moments. In my opinion, the best seasons were 3 and especially 4, both of them having story arcs based around Fry's "Delta Brain Wave", Leela searching for her roots, and the two of them realizing what their relationship will be, which went on even after Comedy Central brought it back from the TV Graveyard. Do I recommend this show? Is the Space Pope reptilian?

My rating: 9/10

The Amazing World of Gumball is something different from Cartoon Network's library. It's not only Animesque, but there's also CGI, live-action inserts, and everything in-between. If you're looking for something different in the animation department, give Gumball a go.

My rating: 6/10

Chowder is a show with food as the central theme. The characters are memorable and funny, the gags are hilarious, and their own names for several kinds of food are witty.

My rating: 6/10

Regular Show... is a mixed bag to me. On the one hand, the show can be funny at times and made several 80's references, but on the other hand, some of the characters can be rather irritating at times, prime example: Benson. Sam Marin tends to be too hammy with him during his angry moments, which makes it come out as grating on my ears. However, Pops is pretty funny, Skips is cooler than cucumbers, and the adventures everyone has are absolutely bonkers!

My rating: 5/10

Adventure Time started out with a pilot on Nickelodeon. Oddly enough, the network didn't pick it up, but Cartoon Network saved it and put it on the air. The first season might have been a little convoluted and somewhat lacking, but it was still watchable. Season 2 started a trend where the show got better as it went on, not just in writing, but in character development as well. The show is funny, quirky, cute, terrifying, and overall, awesome.

My rating: 8/10

Originally a Korean series of shorts, Pucca is a show that was on the Disney XD block alongside Yin Yang Yo! and a few other anime, I'm sure. It's cute, hilarious, and creative with plots. I recommend it.

My rating: 7/10

Squirrel Boy is the worst show to ever be on Cartoon Network. It's gross, mean-spirited, and would probably make kids dumber if they watch it.

My rating: 1/10

The Buzz on Maggie sucks. For a children's show on the Disney Channel, it's pretty mean-spirited for not having the title character win at the end of most episodes, but instead, lose. I remember only one episode where Maggie does get a happy ending, and that's it. Don't waste your time watching this bug-ugly crap.

My rating: 2/10

I used to watch this movie whenever it came on Cartoon Network as a kid. Its new home is now the Hub Network, and whenever it came on in October, I go ahead and watch it. After seeing it again on Hub a few times, I felt nostalgic all over. If you're looking for something for your kids to watch on Halloween, I recommend Alvin and the Chipmunks Meet The Wolfman as an example.

My rating: 7/10

The Mystery Of The Night Monster is my least favorite entry in the An American Tail series, but then again, isn't it everybody's? It's very boring, and they got Fievel's eye color wrong; they're supposed to be blue, and in the actual movie, they're brown instead.

My rating: 4/10