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That series is pretty good for children. It had a calm pace, nice and charm characters and in general, taught kids proper behavior and good things. Also picturing kids' fantasy worlds, as they play.

Animation quality - nice and smooth, but obviously it is not like modern Pixar animations. And it is not needed for babies.

That is my favorite series to put on a big TV in the living room or kitchen because this series will not make me cringe like some other "kid" series with terrible characters or plots like Peppa Pig, Rugrats and others. Quite the opposite, Kid-E-Cats is pretty decent to watch in background when you do work let's say in kitchen, and kids are busy watching right here. It has jokes and fun that will find reflection in the hearts of parents because it shows their kids.

And Kid-E-Cats have general educational vibes as it show different aspect of life.

I was surprised by the quality of narration, and Matt was able to keep so calm and neutral - should be good for Oscar. That a breath of fresh air in toxic liberal atmosphere, that movie can say truth and facts without hiding it in agenda.

Matt was asking absolutely legitimate and adequate questions, and some opponents were completely pissed off about that. I shows that they closed minded and not open to scientific or sociologic discussions, and this is the main problem in current political crisis. People should talk and it important to allow and air documentary showing different perspective. I'm pretty sure this movie could help to open-minded people, who can learn from it and understand what actually happened in that gender ideology, how it affect kids, how many people suffered from transition and become broken for life.

Good movies started from good story. Bad movies started from "we need to make a movie about that particular phenomenon because it is trendy now". That series is second case.