Reviews

I didn't have high hopes for this show, but was impressed by its rating on IMDB so I thought I'd check it out . . . and it's incredible! The title is deliberately misleading, as what Star Butterfly learns is that life is never black and white, good and evil, that there are layers to everything and growing up means figuring them out for yourself - quite a message for a kids cartoon! This is Gravity Falls-level brilliance, and I highly recommend it.

Not merely bad, but really bad. Each movie with these characters has been half as fresh as the last one, and this has been going on for a quarter of a century now. Surely this is the final nail in the coffin for Jay and Silent Bob.

Solid British comedy with many laugh-out-loud moments, this show started well and keeps getting better. How very British to see making lots of money as a natural source of problems and conflict. Reminiscent of classic Ealing comedies, with a superb cast and solid one episode cameos. Great to see Nigel Planner as the miserable old school teacher that one time, I wish Brit shows didn't have such short series runs. Please let there be a second season!