It’s cute, funny, goofy, INCREDIBLY silly, colorful, and charming. The characters are really likable, the jokes are clever, it has good morals, and it has a lot of heart. It’s an awesome throwback to old-school Looney Tunes cartoons, and the comics of Don Martin. It reminds me a lot of pre-movie Spongebob, in a way. It’s goofy but it has a sincere element of sweetness to it, too.

It makes me laugh and feel good. It’s definitely a show for kids, but that’s not at all a bad thing! Anyone who’s sincerely a kid at heart can enjoy this wonderful, creative show. It’s weird and imaginative and it’s NOT ashamed of that!

For those who haven’t watch it, this show is about a chaotic good deity named “Uncle Grandpa” simply because he’s been around so long he’s everyone’s grandpa or uncle.
He’s not very bright but he uses his infinite powers to help kids with everyday problems, reading, self worth, being afraid of the dark, ect:.
He helps them by taking them on wacky adventures that help them overcome those problems.
It’s actually no more mind numbing then an old nick-toons from the early 90s.
The visuals maybe ren & Stimpy like, but the stories are more like a classic kids show now.

Yeah, I know what you mean. It doesn’t move fluidly exactly, but is sort of stop motion-ey at times. I should have specified more.
As for the length, I had never done one of these reviews before, and I was told afterwords that I didn’t need to go into such detail. Oh well, next time I will be a lot more succinct. 🙂

The tiger IS animated. If it moves, it’s animated. You may have meant: the tiger is not hand-drawn or is photo real.

Other than the lengthy episode descriptions of every episode, a review that really fits the show.

Jon