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Jellystone is a show that features a variety of classic characters, who all wish they were Choo Choo the cat.

Choo Choo is the leader of the Top Cat gang. She is a pink cat in a coat with a Bostonian accent, who cares deeply for her fellow felines in crime. She is also the most esteemed citizen in the town of Jellystone.

Jellystone has many fun and creative takes on familiar faces. Unfortunately, this review can only be an 8 out of 10, as these characters interfere in giving Choo Choo more screen time. That said, the existence of Choo Choo does still bring it to a largely positive result. Hopefully in future episodes they will fix this issue, and bring us the first ever show devoid of imperfections.

You guys need to grow up. This isn't the 1990s or the 1960s anymore. All you haters do is just live in your mothers' basements and whine about every single change in the show.

For once, I love this show. Why was I excited for it? Because I am a big BIG fan of C. H. Greenblatt's work. I am a fan of Chowder and Harvey Beaks. I enjoyed a number of Hanna-Barbera cartoons as well, though they are not without their faults.

Jellystone! Is a much better interpretation of the Hanna-Barbera than Yo Yogi!, because it made the characters do new and interesting things.

It also has more of a vibe to Busytown and Looney Tunes. The former especially making since, since C. H. Greenblatt was influenced by Richard Scarry.

I don't mind how they changed the characters' genders, like Loopy De Loop or Jabberjaw (unlike the transphobic haters).

Though I will say, I'm not a big fan of Shag Rugg's character that much. But the only major issue I have is that where's Secret Squirrel? Hopefully, he'll be back for season two.

This is a show I especially wanted the Wacky World of Tex Avery to be. I'd even prefer this over ThunderCats Roar and even Teen Titans Go!

C. H. Greenblatt, you have outdone yourself, my man!

C. H. Greenblatt (known for his early works on SpongeBob and Billy & Mandy and later creating Chowder and Harvey Beaks) gives us a surreal and comedic take on the H. B. characters. There are plenty of Easter Eggs and references for older generations that grew up with the familiar all the way down to the most obscure characters. The jokes are hit-and-miss, the animation is nicely done, some characters are different (most notably half of the characters are gender-bent, which I am perfectly fine with) while others maintain their traits from the classic era. Overall, a good and funny tribute to the classic Saturday morning cartoons that longtime fans and newcomers will enjoy.

The reviews are so extremely mixed because of the nature of the show. Some people are going in expecting a modern fix up of classic Barbera cartoons, however, this is more of a tribute.

This is a tribute to Hanna-Barbera with the twist of modern and Chowder-Esque humor. This can usually be funny even if it doesn't always hit the mark.

If you want to see some of your favorite cartoon characters interact in the same world together, and like surprising/random humor, this show is your you!

I grew up watching Yogi Bear, Huckleberry Hound, Jabberjaw, and other Hanna Barbera cartoons. I honestly think the gender switches were necessary to bring in more female characters. CH Greenblatt proves why he loves and respects the Hanna Barbera characters while giving it a Chowder and Harvey Beaks feel!