Brown and Friends

Such a lovely, charming show with adorable characters. Really nice to watch with kids. Perfect family shoe.nothing too dangerous or graphic for younger characters yet very entertaining for adults. The animation is simplistic yet fun gives an insight into the lives of cartoon characters in South Korea. So much fi. And issues addressed that are relevant. I could honestly not with for more in a cartoon to watch with my children than what 'Brown and Friends'offers. Superb family entertainment with that works on so many levels. I cannot recommend'Brown and Friends' enough. Go and eat it now! Please!

Adults can appreciate this show, which is also fine for kids. I enjoyed the little subplots with different characters. It's a relaxing show to watch while being visually appealing in the style of animation. The show contains quirkly but relatable humour where the characters end up in awkward mishaps. The visual aethethics of the show really make it a great watch. The chicklet character is pretty hilarious with the constant magical errors (a witch in training) throughout the show. Although it's random, everything in the show seems to tie together somehow. The romance between Brown and his love interest is also very cute. I would love this series to continue. Where is season two?

Cute and adorable characters but just not my cup of tea - not a fan of the voice cast choices. The scores were really bad - very retro-ish that doesnt go well with the animation style. Cute short intro and an okay 3d animated shorts. To be honest, nothing memorable coming from this series except for the cute bear and duck mascots. Interesting voice casts in a bad way - just dont fit well with most of the characters and dont work along with the bright tone setup. The duration of each shorts were about at least 3 minutes. Its kid friendly but extremely boring, so i dont think kids would enjoy watching this.

Evening watching with the kids can be painful sometimes, when they insist on watching the most banal stuff being churned out on the computer animation conveyor belt.

Every now and then though, a gem comes along, and this is one of them. Laugh out loud moments are there for both kids and adults alike, and some episodes are brilliantly surreal. There are regular film references to keep parents entertained, but everything else is clear enough for children to understand and enjoy.

The characters are a great mix, and some of them, especially the duck, are downright hilarious. Lastly, the art style and quality of animation are top-notch and stand out from the pack, especially the, slightly surreal, colour choices.

Don't miss it, even if you don't have kids!