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7.4/10
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Set in a giant shopping mall, this show follows the after-school lives of six 16-year-olds.Set in a giant shopping mall, this show follows the after-school lives of six 16-year-olds.Set in a giant shopping mall, this show follows the after-school lives of six 16-year-olds.
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- 1 win & 5 nominations total
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Good Humour
This show also turned out better than I thought. At first, I questioned the time the six friends (Jonesy, Nikki, Jude, Wyatt, Jen, & Caitlin) spent at the mall. A little too much, if you ask me. In every single episode, 98% of the setting is at the mall.
But then again, this show still displays good humour without too many clichés, even surprising me, and I tend to look for clichés in new cartoons. The show is surprisingly funny.
However, some parts of the show can be inappropriate for younger children. I think that the G rating the show was given on Teletoon was too low.
In all, a very good show with plenty of humour, some romance, and surprise.
But then again, this show still displays good humour without too many clichés, even surprising me, and I tend to look for clichés in new cartoons. The show is surprisingly funny.
However, some parts of the show can be inappropriate for younger children. I think that the G rating the show was given on Teletoon was too low.
In all, a very good show with plenty of humour, some romance, and surprise.
Cult-classic
This show kinda reminds me of Corn & Peg, because it has beautiful animation, voice actors (Stacey Depass as Nikki), great plots, and uses the same software Toon Boom Harmony. half of the animators and crewwho worked on this show also worked on Corn & Peg, like Kerry Sargent, Dinah Wilson, Mike Csunyoscka, Jamie Galloro, the late Mike Northcott and many more. it also reminded me as a teenager growing up. one of my favorite characters is Jonesy because he always gets fired from a new job every episode. and Caitlin because she works at The Big Squeeze or the lemon. some of my favorites moments include, Jude playing SImu-Mall. Jonesy working as Pokey The Panda. and THe man-off challenge.
Great humor, good Canadian show
I love this show! I didn't start watching it until last year (2006), but my kids and I love to catch it when it's on. It isn't meant for young audiences, that's true, hence the title '6TEEN'. One of the fun elements of the show is that it's Canadian, which is a nice change, and the different personalities of the characters is a good mix. The teens in this show are pretty close friends, guys and girls, which didn't happen when I was in high school. The dating thing always got in the way. I think the way some of the teen girls talk they've hit right on the money, though. I've stood behind girls like that in the mall and it sounds exact. Overall, this show is a good, fun way to spend a half hour of your day.
Pleasant Surprise
This was one of those shows that I was less enthusiastic about watching. I have two little siblings and they both convinced me to watch it and I was like "What the heck, it can't kill me, right?" Well, it definitely exceeded my expectations. It's witty, smart, and definitely something new. One of the best shows on Canadian television since the awesomely awesome Degrassi. I watch it everyday at 7 P.M and I'll never get bored. These teens are people that most 16 year olds could certainly relate to, they have good lessons, with a funny twist. Jude by far is my favourite character, he's laid back and just doesn't care what the the world thinks.
Two thumbs WAAAAAAAAAAY up for a pleasant surprise.
10/10
Two thumbs WAAAAAAAAAAY up for a pleasant surprise.
10/10
Not bad
I like the fact that this cartoon goes places other cartoons usually don't. Multiple story lines, a little "mature" humor. It's a refreshing break from the rather dull cartoons you'll see on American television. Also, the appealing character designs and personalities make me actually "care" about what happens to the characters. I don't really care what happens to somebody like "Johnny Test" for example. Another thing I like is that this show pushes the limits. Too many cartoons these days are afraid to show anything remotely offensive, but 6teen has implied cursing, pixelated nudity, and, well--you just have to watch. I've noticed Canadian television programs always seem to go farther than their American counterparts in that sense. You can also notice a slight Canadian accent in the characters when they pronounce words like "out".
Did you know
- TriviaThe character Wayne, who works at the video store with Jude and Wyatt (and later becomes more frequent of a character), is based on and heavily similar to Jack Black's character in High Fidelity (2000). They look the same, sound the same, and are both sarcastic, annoying, yet likeable know-it-alls.
- Alternate versionsA lot of episodes were censored or cut when they aired in the UK and/or in the United States.
- ConnectionsFeatured in WatchMojo: Top 10 Animated Goth Girls (2016)
- Soundtracks6teen (Reprise)
Written and recorded by Phil Naro
Sung by Brian Melo
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- Runtime
- 22m
- Color
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- Aspect ratio
- 1.33 : 1
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