The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!

The Cat in the Hat has a lot of education stuff for children to learn (like science and other stuff) Though I do miss this show and I would love to see more episodes of this show someday. Maybe a new series show (or new episodes) of Nick and Sally going to more crazy adventures and sometimes visits the Cat's house (I don't even know if Cat has his own house) but then make a long special episode of Nick and Sally in a rocketship during space but then a huge astroid or whatever hits the rocket and damage it bad. Nick and Sally (this isn't a real episode yet btw but just sharing my idea) and Cat runs to the escape pod but then can't turn on the button to escape because the machine says "Only can carry two people" so Nick and Sally kept clicking the button until they realized Cat wasn't with them as soon as Nick and Sally saw Cat behind when the door shut. Cat basically sacrifice himself by leaving the escape pod and explains to the kids that everything will be alright and that he's just trying to protect them from danger. Long story short Nick and Sally lands to Earth, eventually at home at the yard, and saw the Cat in the Hat again. Nick and Sally cries in joy that the Cat is still alive as they hug Cat, and I guess that's it lol.

Surprised this show made its debut on PBS as it doesn't meet their usual learning standards. Martin Short as The Cat is fantastic, of course, but none of the information they provide about animals is detailed enough to challenge youngsters.

The animation was a surprise in that they kept to the original style (this is based off a series of non-fiction books that also parody Dr. Seuss' style), but it seems forced and the shading on some characters seems awkward as they move around. A revamp in how the characters look would have been a welcome addition to a show that really seems a bit short-sighted overall...

With other shows like "Dinosaur Train," "Sid the Science Kid" and "Curious George" in the current PBS lineup, this show seems downright simplistic. Not to mention the confusion of mixing fake words with real science terms: a reason LeSeig never wrote non-fiction.

It's too bad, too. Could've been a great show!

I am an adult and watch the Cat in the Hat. I think the images, color and animation are amazing.

They teach a lot of things like today about toads and frogs and animals eating before hibernating. The Cat teaches the kids and lets them experience what the animals do. I have to say as an adult I did not know a lot of these things about animals.

Martin Short does an excellent job as the Cat They teach the kids good manners like "ask your mother" when the Cat wants to take them on a trip.

I find that just the visual colors and the way the characters are drawn are very soothing and entertaining not like the way current cartoons are drawn with multi colored faces and crazy looking bodies. In general the episodes that I have watched are great.

I've always watched PBA television shows with my kids. They are 9 and 12 and we've been watching these shows since they were born. This is an excellent way for me to spend time with them, reminisce on when I read The Cat in the Hat, and now - able to share the new adventures with them as well. It's an excellent show! The rhymes are great! The stories show huge imagination. All of us who remember the book series also remember that the imagination was always the large part of the series. Now, coming to life on television, is even better. The experiences the kids and Cat in the Hat go through are funny and exciting! My kids enjoy the show. I enjoy the show!

Pay no attention to the other reviews, they clearly didn't really watch the show. My 5 and 3 year old love this show and after every episode we've ask the kids what they learned and every time the kids learned (at least) one thing from every story.

It's fun, bright and educational.

Season 3 really leans into the wackiness that was Dr Seuss, but still maintains its educational achievements.

The fact that the Cat is voiced by fellow Canadian is an added bonus.

The hour long Halloween and Christmas specials are good as well. Fun and still educational.

Can't recommend this enough to families with young kids.