(As written on Friday, December 3, 2004). Even though an ex-fan, I thought this one was pretty good. You know how some kids hate waiting for presents? Well, Eddy was one of those kids. He found the presents in the attic under a floorboard. When he found them, all he got was clothes. Clothes he didn't like. So he put himself up for adoption. He figured if no one in his family would give him a decent present, he wondered if some of of the cul-de-sac kids would give him one. One of the best parts was the opening. I liked how they did the opening credits. And, of course, the Kanker sisters were being their own kissy, girly selves. And, also, of course, Eddy was being his obnoxious self. Well, duh! All the characters were themselves. This was another thing Cartoon Network aired "tonight." This one get's 3 stars. It deserves that raiting for a, like I said, ex-fan. Still pretty good!
Originally written 29 January 2017 Catscratch Nickelodeon 9 July 2005-10 February 2008 Since "Camp Lazlo" (7-8-05) and "Catscratch" (7-9-05) premiered on night apart, I'd thought I'd post each review on the same day. Lala Lala La-La-La, Catscratch! Now that someday is today, let's discuss Nickelodeon's mid-'00s animated show, "Catscratch." Even though it's from what Nick might call their "Dark Ages" (times they wish to forget, one of the few shows that have not had a full DVD release or official release on streaming platforms), this show is quite excellent. Here are some reasons. If you were to have a single glance at the 3 main characters, would you believe they were cats? They may not look like cats but who cares? Sure the show had anthropomorphic cats but you have to see what they do. They take care of their deceased "kitty mommy"'s property and the adventures are quite interesting. Some of th...
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