Julius Jr.

Nothing higher than a 5/10. It is Alright. The plot seems... Meh. Some good ideas. But looking back on it, it is a little worse than i remember but it is fine. I like the characters. Here is a recap of the characters: Julius is Meh.

Ping Is Decent.

Worry Bear is Mediocre.

Clancy is Fine.

Sheree is Okay.

Overall, i give this a 5/10. Ok animation, mixed plot and decent characters.

To me, Julius Jr. is one of my top five favorite shows. I think that it should be a movie. If they make it, I want to go see it. It has splendid animation! It is not gay at all! I think everyone should watch it (if they have Nick Jr. on cable). Thank you for making this! When I saw a preview, I had to watch it sometime. I hope to have owned a DVD soon. This is one of the best TV shows ever! I highly suggest a movie. If you think it is a good idea, then tell everybody! I hope the the movie comes out August 21, 2015. I really think it would be one of the best movies ever. So far, the LEGO Movie has been my favorite movie. We can work it out to make it rated at least 5 days before it releases. Pretty soon, I think when we work it out, I will be able to get to see it in theaters with either my mom or my dad. I even want to see it in 3D. Although, I am not a big 3D fan, I handled a couple of movies in 3D

I think this show is, like the title says--meh. The characters are are not that fond. Julius is all right, Worry Bear can be kinda annoying, Clancy can be a dumb, annoying smart-a** from time-to-time, Sheree can be a bit annoying and Ping is another decent character. The show has good/decent morals, and the animation's bright and colorful, but can also be irritating to look at. It's just... I don't know what to make of this.

Julius Jr. is a fun, quirky animated program suitable for young children. With highly stylized visuals based on iconic character designs by Paul Frank, it's the story of a group of animal friends going on various adventures through a system of themed worlds (pirates, castles, etc) , while imparting important social lessons for children (sharing, coping with fears, being honest, believing in yourself, courage, etc.) It has a distinctive and colorful graphic style influenced by the Paul Frank design aesthetic, which makes it especially captivating for younger children. The voice acting and music are well produced, and each episode features at least one catchy musical number with lyrics that focus on the 'lesson' of the day. Compares favorably with shows like The Backyardigans and Yo Gabba Gabba.

In this show we have a little ape who is somewhat cute as well as possessing the knowledge to build devices. Things of the series were just about perfect until I briefly read on some sources about what's behind it.

Is Julius a boy or a girl? One may think the monkey is a boy because he has boy's name. However, I do read something fishy on what's behind his mouth. Whatever it is, it's one way to disregard the skill of young guys who aren't too difficult to obtain. Whoever is in charge of making the stories should pick the right people for some things and not just someone whom their hearts beat for.

Show is cute and colorful but I can't consider it great.