danieldenekamp

First, let me start off by saying that I really enjoyed the original Jessie series. Secondly, unlike some Christians, I don't believe that Disney itself is an evil company, just that there's a difference between good Disney and bad Disney, and this show doesn't err on the side of the occult or anything, but it's so edgy with stuff like a spirit stick, and a whole bunch of horror-like story lines, etc. that I can't tell where to put it. Besides that, I'm still not a fan, and why would I be when this show has annoying characters (except for Lou and Griff), cheap acting, and story lines that aren't much fun. But I guess someone likes this show otherwise it wouldn't have made it this far.

No offense but I don't understand why this show actually has fans. The plot and acting are terrible, the characters are forgettable, it's overly girly, the theme song sounds like one of those kiddie songs that's a hit with first grade girls, and it crams morals and such down our throats. So yeah, I never liked this show, but admittedly, I didn't hate it at first. The reason I went from just not liking it to hating it is because most of this show's fans treat me like I'm some kind of crazy for not liking it. Meanwhile, I like Nicky Ricky Dicky & Dawn because it's the exact opposite. It teaches you that you can always work together with family, but in a way that's fun and entertaining. And I've never heard of any of its fans mistreating haters for their opinion. Anyway, I recommend this show to 7 year olds, but if you're looking for a show for families, I recommend Nicky Ricky Dicky & Dawn instead. :)

I've seen a lot of Nickelodeon's live action shows and I can safely tell you that of the ones since iCarly and Victorious were cancelled I like this one the best by far, and much better than Bella and the Bulldogs, Game Shakers, and Henry Danger all of which I personally find myself groaning sitting through. It's hard for kids' shows these days to teach lessons and such without the expense of any actual entertainment, but that's not Nicky, Ricky, Dicky and Dawn. This show manages this conflict with two secret weapons: 1) Characters that make great foils for one another, and 2) Fun and engaging story lines. And there is actually some pretty funny dialogue, and as for the kids not looking anything alike, that may be true but remember that this is a kids' show so you can't judge the show from an adult perspective.