Lost in Oz

I can not understand why this cartoon was not picked up in a heart beat. It is one of the better thought out, quality animated kids shows out there. At first I thought it was a money issue where it costs just too much to make an episode of this quality of a cartoon, but something seems to be missing. Since 2002 and this show has not made any headway? It seems like the show is being held back on alt purpose.

I am convinced there is a agenda in children's programs that is purposely manipulated to only broadcast shows that fit a certain mold. It is not only about the money or the ratings. Money is evil and ratings lie. We all know that by now. But more than that, this show definitely did not fit someone's plan for what children should watch and get exposure to.

It had a good plot line, great animation, the characters were not annoying or just stupidly loud and obnoxious like 90% of the shows on Cartoon Network. I mean this is a show where EVERYONE that I have recommended to say is so much better than anything their children are currently watching. Yet it does not get picked up. Hmm...interesting.

They introduce Smith toward the end of Season 1 & then the inventor looks like a Cartoon version of the character Morpheus. If I wanted to watch the Matrix I would turn those movies on. The cartoon has genius artistic design all throughout until it references another Movie. At that point my mind pulled away from entertainment into annoyance. 8 out of 10 shows reference the Matrix movies. It gets old quickly.

Watched the first episode and found it enchanting. However, wheat is still king in Kansas. Corn is grown more in Nebraska, Iowa, and Illinois. The episode gives a new twist to this old story. I thought it was cute. It is worth watching.

I watched because I work in the flour milling industry, and I love Kansas! I eventually want to build a model railroad and name the town Emerald, Kansas. Frequently visited by notable historic and fictional Kansas characters.

My daughter and I just loved this pilot - everything about it is great, from the character development, the dialogue and character interaction left us wanting more.

My 5-year old is fascinated with building things and loves story books like" Rosie Revere, Engineer" and "The Most Marvelous Thing", so she was thrilled that Dorothy is a fellow tinkerer and she wants to talk about all of her inventions. I liked the interaction between the mother and daughter and that sense that this had all happened before. There are great references to the original while definitely taking the series in it's own direction. The yellow brick road has turned into the yellow brick line and Dorothy's blue and white checkered shoes are reminiscent of the original's dress.

I found each of the characters intriguing and want to know more about their back stories - it seems like they have a lot of fun directions to go with and I don't see them running out of ideas any time soon.

My daughter and I were thrilled to hear that Amazon picked it up and ordered the series. They can't start airing episodes soon enough for us.

A very nice show for the people of all ages. I just love watching this show. It has science and math related mini episodes too called STEM. Search on instagram for lost in oz creators. Go ahead and watch it!