Timothy Goes to School

Recently, I took some time to watch Timothy Goes to School, an animated series that revolves around a young raccoon named Timothy and his experiences at school. After watching a few episodes, I'd rate the show a 6 out of 10.

On the positive side, the show has moments of cuteness, and the characters are likable. I especially enjoyed the interactions between Timothy and his classmates. The show also delves into various themes, such as friendship, teamwork, and problem-solving, which are valuable lessons for young children.

However, the show's slow pace and the plotlines were somewhat predictable. The show was aimed more at young children, which may not engage older viewers. The animation was decent, but it didn't stand out.

Overall, I think Timothy Goes to School is a good show for young children to watch, but it may not attract older viewers' attention. Timothy Goes to School might be a good option if you're a parent looking for a show to keep your little ones entertained.

I saw this series when I was a 5-8 year old, and it was so good in many ways. The plot in each episode is wonderful and sweeping the children, A very mature series in relation to a series designed for children aged 8 and under, the characters are simply wonderful one by one. In short, an excellent series for children, and adults can certainly enjoy it. My rating is 8.

Now this was a show that did not involve hand holding or stuoid characters.

It was about animal kids and their problems at animal school.

The theme song and the characters were amazing. Frank and Frank kind of annoying tho.

The animation is way better than the 3d crap of 2020.

Each child had strengths and weaknesses that were seen in various episodes.

Verdict:I reccommend this show to babies and children of 2020. Its way better than current 2020 shows.

I have been watching Timothy Goes To School since its inception and loving every moment. The stories, while not some of the most imaginative, are very easy to connect with and are ever so slightly insightful, going at a steadier pace than other kid's shows. Love the characters too, the Franks, Nora, Lily, and Fritz steal every scene they're in. Yoko, Charles, Doris, Claude, and Grace manage to crack some nice one-liners, and Timothy lights up the screen. Kindergarten- aged characters can be annoying, but here they're innocently endearing and the adults are appropriately compassionate. Overall, Timothy Goes To School is a very enjoyable well- done little show. I also recommend another Rosemary Wells adaptation Max And Ruby (the reason you never see the parents is because it's meant to focus on the brother and sister, so stop trying to look so deeply into it), and other Bookworm Bunch shows like Marvin The Tap- Dancing Horse, Seven Little Monsters, and George Shrinks.

Well, It was right after Columbia Pictures, Tristar Pictures, Pixar Animation Studios, Gaumont and the creator of Rapido had made five in theatrical films with a one hit wonder and a tropical twist. There's a third and final 2000 series called Timothy Goes To School, right after those last 1999-2000 French shows such as, Cyberodent (from the creator of Rapido) along with Roxxi, The Misadventures of Brenda and Junie, Bowling Starz and Ancestral Smartypants, Shadows of Me, Harmonix and Zylarhythm.