Ranking All Of The Doctors That i've Seen From Worst To Best

Doctor Who fans since i've grown quite attached to talking to you recently I thought i'd put together a little post i've been thinking about doing. As the title would suggest im going to rank my favourite Doctors from worst to best however I am going to lay down some ground rules first I have to have seen them either in a few episodes or in a movie and second they can only appear on this list if there run with the character is complete so that means no thirteenth doctor and i'm only counting Doctors canon to the show so there's no Peter Cushing Doctor.

Seventh Doctor (Sylvester Mccoy)

I;m not going to lie i've not really seen enough of this version of the character to really dive into his character. However since he does appear in the TV movie I can kind of say that I don't really like this version again just based of the movie he seems like he doesn't fit in with Doctor Who but rather some other show and i'm not sure why that's the case he's acted brilliantly all of them are but I wish that this version just acted more like The Doctor.

Ninth Doctor (Christopher Eccleston)

This version of The doctor is only here because I feel that Chris left just as he was getting really interesting. Which to me does hurt the character because now we are left with the question of what might have been they start him of on this great character arc of learning to cope with the death of his people and even tho they do finish it with the Eleventh Doctor it still would have been cool to see it play out with Christopher Eccleston's Doctor.

Eighth Doctor (Paul Mcgann)

As with the Ninth Doctor we didn't really get alot of time to really know this character well at least in terms of TV time anyways. Since this doctor did have a life in audio , comic book and book form however i've not seen , read or heard all of those and so I can only judge him of the TV movie and the short clip and based of those alone he does seem like he would have made a cool Doctor if he was given a full series to really prove himself.

Fifth Doctor (Peter Davison)

I've only seen two adventures with this Doctor in my life and I have to say that based of those adventures alone he does seem like a really fun version of the character. To me he's like a victorian gentlemen in that he likes all things British and is a fan of Cricket but that's just my opinion I don't know what this character is like when ti comes to the more goofy parts of the show but when he's serious I really buy that this doctor can be a threat. 

Tenth Doctor (David Tennant)

I can see alot of you sharpening your pitchforks right now but I do have a reason for him not being my favourite. Which is I personally found him to be far to dramatic which is fine since Doctor Who is a drama however it's also a show that has alot of comedy and while his doctor is indeed pretty good at the comedy but at the same time it could be weird seeing him do a dramatic scene and then go and do a joke in the very next scene but that said when it comes to great speeches and making us believe in this world that is when this doctor shines for me.

Eleventh Doctor (Matt Smith)

   

To me Matt Smith is a better version of The Doctor then David Tennent because his version of the doctor is more alien. Which to me is a great thing because the doctor is alien so it would make sense that the actor would play him as such. Now I won't lie this version of The Doctor can get tiresome since he can be more comedic when he really should be dramatic but I still have fun seeing his episodes.

Twelfth Doctor (Peter Capaldi)

This is the most recent New Who Doctor and I have to admit that unlike alot of fans when Peter was first announced I was excited because Peter is such a good actor and I wasn't disappointed about. Since Peter is honestly a great actor but I will admit that his doctor is more let down by the scripts but that's it and when it comes to giving huge powerful speeches he really does knock it out of the park hell his speech on war is so spine tingling I watch it all the time.

Fourth Doctor (Tom Baker)

Now I have seen at least one adventure with this Doctor so I can include him on this post and I have to say that based of what i've seen he does seem to be a rather strange version of the doctor. Saying that he's a strange version of the character is perhaps the best thing that I can say about him because honestly it suits his take on the character really well because this version of the character is indeed strange in the best kind of way.

First Doctor (William Hartnell)

Now I couldn't do this list and not talk about the first doctor somehow it would just feel wrong and given that there are two more Doctors yet to name he's not my favourite Doctor. Don't get wrong I do indeed like him since he does feel like a grandfatherly figure which is what the makers of the show were going for but it doesn't really work when it comes to the shows more comedic scenes but given that he was the first doctor we can kind of forgive him for not being perfect.

Second Doctor (Patrick Troughton)

Now the only adventures i've seen from this doctor are mostly the animated classic reconstructions so I do have a fair idea of what his doctor is like. This doctor had a lot of live up to since no one in 1966 had even heard of regeneration and in my opinion they did a good job of handling this change since this version of the character is alot more goofy and yet when he needs to he can quite stern and smart. 

Third Doctor (Jon Pertwee)

I will always say that the third doctor is my all time favourite Doctor not only is he played by an actor who is in my opinion perfect for the role. Jon Pertwee was an actor known for his more comedic roles and while he did do more dramatic roles he wasn't really known for them and so to see him act well in the role is a truly great thing to see and what makes his doctor stand out from the early doctors is that he's more willing to get into fights even if it is as a last resort. 

Some Cartoon Opinions Of Mine

Opinions everyone has them and chances are my opinions aren't going to agree with yours and so I thought that instead of doing the very popular Unpopular opinions post. I thought that i'd do something a tad bit different and that's tell you some of the opinions that I have about various cartoons and to make things more different i'm not just limiting myself to cartoons shows either since i'll also be talking some opinions I have about animated movies.

Teen Titans Go! Is Actually Pretty Good

Yeah you guys read that right and it's true this show is in my opinion actually pretty good it can be at times be pretty funny with the plots well told. That said i'm not going to lie and say that it's a perfect show because that would be a dumb thing to say since for every funny joke that's in the show there will be a joke that's painfully unfunny but those are few and far between in my opinion and the show turned out a very entertaining movie with Teen Titans Go! To The Movies.

Batman: Mask Of The Phantasm Is The Best Batman Movie Ever Made

Now I know that there's going to be alot of Christopher Nolan fans getting ready to show alot of hate while declaring that The Dark Knight is the best film ever made in the history of ever. Batman: Mask Of The Phantasm is easily the best Batman movie ever made and yes i'm including all of the live action films when I say that and i'm saying that because this film is the only film that portrays Batman closest to his comic book counterpart think about it Batman is said to be the world's greatest detective and yet none of the movies have shown him trying to solve a crime well this film did and on top of that the mystery is really good.

Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated Is Overrated 

Look i'm not going to lie Mystery Incorporated is a solid show but it's not as good as people say that it is. I honestly feel that the show is overrated as hell Scooby-Doo was a show that was built on comedy it was never built on drama and long running storylines so why did this show think that it was good to downplay the comedy that the franchise was famous for and replace it with drama that no one was asking for yes there are times where the drama does work but we don't need it in every single episode.

Be Cool, Scooby-Doo! Is Better The Mystery Incorporated

Yes I know that this is going to make alot of people angry but I honestly feel that Be Cool Scooby-Doo is better then Mystery Incorporated. I'm not saying that it's better in every aspect but Be Cool knew that Scooby-Doo is a comedy and so that's where the focus is as well telling some really good mysteries and this show did something that Mystery Incorporated didn't do and that's give Daphne a personality gone was the personality less character of old and in her place was someone who actually a personality.

Infinity Train Is The Best Show Currently Airing On Cartoon Network

I din't say these were unpopular opinions but it's true if you look at all the shows that Cartoon Network is currently airing you have to admit that Infinity Train is the best one. I'm not just saying that as a fan i'm saying it as a fan of well written shows and that's what this show is it's well written in every single way the show knows when to mix in comedy and when it has to be dramatic and that's not something that alot of shows airing on the network do these days.

The Toy Story Franchise Is The Best Animated Franchise Out There

I know that there alot of people who love the Dragons franchise and while those are indeed decent films. They have nothing on the Toy Story films which barring the fourth film they are all perfect films all of the films are capable of getting you to cry be it due to a characters heartbreaking backstory , or due to a character that we've grown up with giving up his own toys or even due to two lovers meeting up again and that's something that the Dragons films just don't do.

She-Ra and the Princesses of Power Is Actually Good

I know that alot of people don't like various things about this show and while everyone is entitled to their own opinion. I have to say that in my opinion the show is actually really good it has great animation and story telling and while I won't deney that there are times that the show does lean of gender politics you cannot deny the fact that the show is indeed a good show and I hope that Netflix keep it on and give us more of a warning when new episodes are dropping. 

Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling SPOILERS!!!!!!!!!!! Review

Animation fans I never watched Rocko's Modern Life growing it was on just before my time but i'll admit to being caught up in the hype for the special. The history behind this special is quite interesting because for years at a time no one knew when the special was coming out and first it was going to air on Nickelodeon but then for some strange reason they sold the special to Netflix who have just released the special and so here is my review of Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling.

The plot of the special is twenty years ago Rocko and his friends Heffer Wolfe and Filburt were somehow launched into space and now two decades later they found a way back home and must adjust to modern life. I'll admit there's a bit more going on in terms of plot but i'm trying to keep this as spoiler free as possible for now but the story it self was really simple and very easy to follow but I feel that it would have been better swerved with a longer run time.

Every actor is returning from the show and so starring in the special is Carlos Alazraqui as Rocko, Spunky, Leon Chameleon, Gordon, Mitch, Bun Master and Squirmy the Ringworm , Tom Kenny as Heffer Wolfe and Chuck Chameleon , Charlie Adler as Ed & Bev Bighead, Mr. Dupette, Grandpa Wolfe and Mr. & Mrs. Fathead , co-writer Mr. Lawrence as Filburt , Jill Talley as Nosey and Rabbit Mama and creator / co-writer / co-director Joe Murray.

I will say that there's a name that i've left of this list on purpose and that's because I want to talk about their character separately. In terms of what I thought of the acting it's wasn't that bad like I said I didn't grow up with the show so I don't have the same attachment to these actors that other people might have but the acting in the special is honestly pretty good and i'm sure that people who grew up with the show will be glad to these voices again.

The animation for the special was done by Yeson Entertainment, Inc. and what's interesting is that this was animated the only fashioned way and not done on tablets like most shows are now. The animation was honestly a lot better then what i was expecting it to be I was honestly expecting it to look cheap but no it looks like some effort actually went into it and it really does show at least in my opinion.

SPOILERS Start NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The one thing that I left of the cast list was who Joe was playing and that is Rachel Bighead which might not seem as spoiler but Rachel was formerly known as Ralph. Yes guys you read that right there's a transgender character in this and not only that there's a storyline involving Mr. Big Head coming to terms coming to terms with the fact that his son is now his daughter and i;m honestly ok with this storyline because unlike most shows that hit you over the head with there acceptance message here it's done just right in my opinion.

In terms of what I thought about the character of Rachel to me she seemed pretty bland like I get that she most likely had a lot of development in the show and that's understandable but here in this special it comes across as she has no personality. Which in terms of representing transgender people isn't a good things since their writing her as a trans person first and a character second when it should be the other way around.

What really does damage this special at least in my opinion is the fact that it's only forty five minuets long. To me given that there's enough plot in here to make it at least an hour and a half long so by making it forty five minuets long it means that alot of scenes and plots that would have been better served with a longer running time but as it is there are alot of scenes that feel rushed and it does hurt the film.

Now i'll admit that as someone who wasn't a fan of the show since I didn't watch the show growing up I did find alot of the jokes to be really freaking funny. That being said tho in my opinion the best jokes in the film were all mostly seen in the first clip that was released in 2018 but there was one that totally caught me of guard and that's the scene were they straight up kill of an old lady even tho they don't really show her dieing given that they drop a phone into some water which she's in it's pretty obvious that she's dead.

SPOILERS End Here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Overall this wasn't a bad special and the way it ends does indeed leave it open to further episodes but that being said I can see a fan enjoying this more then someone who wasn't a fan but that being said the special gets a 7 out of 10 from me.

  

Some Of My Favourite Adult Cartoon Shows

Cartoon fans we always talk about alot of child friendly or at least kid friendly shows but very rarely are adult shows talked about. So I thought that I would do something that's a little bit different and talk about some of my favourite adult cartoons shows and i'm going to fall on warn you guys right now that chances are there's going to be some adult pictures but i'll try and keep it clean if I can and chances are one of your favourites won't be on here so here we go.

Love, Death & Robots

There's really nothing else I can say about this show that hasn't already been said the show is that good. There's such a wide verity of genre's on show with this show so if you don't like one episode then chances are your going to like the next one. What makes this show adult in my opinion is not just the fact that there's swearing but also in themes of it's episodes and it's those theme's which make it standout above any other adult cartoon.

Mr. Pickles

I know that alot of people don't like this show and I can see why since the show isn't that pretty to look at. At the same time tho it is a very entertaining show and it does have alot of funny dark jokes it's just a shame that it's not the most good looking show to look at and it doesn't really have adult theme's it just has a lot of swearing and nudity but i'm still excited for this show when it comes back on in December.

The Simpsons

Not alot of people know that this is an adult show but yeah it is and it's one of the best adult shows at least in my opinion. What makes it so is not only the fact that in it's heyday it was one of the funniest shows out there , it's characters are also so ingrained in popular culture everyone knows every member of the main family but what makes this adult in my opinion is oddly enough it's plot lines they can be at times the most mature plot lines i've seen in any show and it's refreshing honestly.

South Park

Who doesn't love this show it has great jokes and it has great social commentary and the fact that each episode is made within a week is truly impressive. The fact that each episode is made in six days means that the show is always going to remain relevant because they'll always be commentating on things that have happened within that week however I will admit that im not that big a fan of them having season long plots tho.

The Flintstones

This is the granddaddy of all adult animated shows and yes this is a show made for adults so it does count. For me what makes this show adult is the fact that the writing for the show at least for the first three or four seasons is really good and it treats the audience with respect but it all went downhill after Bamm-Bamm met Pebbles the show instead of being made for adults became more kid friendly but i'll always remember those early years.

Fat S***s

I've had to edit the name of this show just because of the fact that the word in question is a British slang word which i'm not going to explain what it means you can just look it up. This is just a fun show to watch but it's not one that i'd recommend watching with parents or grandparents around that's how adult this show gets in literally every single episode that's really all i've got to say about this show.

   

My First SPOILER Filled Impressions On The Pilot Episode Of Pennyworth

There have been so , so , so many TV shows about Batman but there hasn't been any that have featured Batman's best friend who has an R in his name Alfred. I'll give you extra credit if you got what I was trying to reference there but it's true there have been a ton of shows featuring Batman and there'll likely be a ton more but now DC / Epix have debuted a new prequel all about Alfred and here are my first impressions of "Pennyworth"

The basic plot of this pilot episode is that someone is trying to to kill Thomas Wayne who turns to young Alfred to help keep him safe. To put it simply the plot of this pilot is basically the plot of any super hero show pilot and I will get into some of the issues that this story has when we get into the spoilers but I will say that this pilot does a fairly solid job of setting up alot of the characters and where the show could be going.

Starring in this episode is Jack Bannon as Alfred Pennyworth , Ben Aldridge as Thomas Wayne , Ryan Fletcher as Dave Boy , Hainsley Lloyd Bennett as Bazza , Paloma Faith as Bet Sykes , Jason Flemyng as Lord Harwood , Emma Corrin as Esme, Dorothy Atkinson as Mrs. Pennyworth ,  Ian Puleston-Davies as Mr. Pennyworth ,  Richard Clothier as The Prime Minister , Jessica Ellerby as The Queen and Salóme Gunnarsdóttir and Patricia Wayne.

In all honesty the acting in this episode is the kind of acting you'd expect from any pilot since all of the actors are still trying to find their character while at the same time developing chemistry with the other actors. That said tho there is some good acting to be found in this episode with the I think the best actor oddly enough being Paloma Faith who is just a joy to watch she's is just so creepy and yet so entertaining at the same time.

SPOILERS START HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

AS you'll no doubt know by now this is a prequel series and as such this show does episode does fall into the same pitfalls as any other prequel. I say that because they but Thomas Wayne in situations where he could die which is absolutely pointless because we know he's going to make it out alive because of the small fact that he's the father of Batman. I honestly feel that they could have done an Alfred prequel and not have it feature a Wayne in any way and if they did that then they'd have more freedom to put characters in those life and death situations.

Speaking of Batman this show doesn't really lean that much into the mythology which does make sense at least for a pilot episode. I would however like to see them establish more things from the lore just because I think it'd be cool to see how we got certain things like was Wayne Manor bought or was in Thomas's childhood home and where did they get the idea for Wayne Industries just some things like that really.

This episode i'll admit is boring as hell and alot of that boredom comes from the fact that the pilot episode is nearly an hour and fifteen minuets long and only has enough story for at least forty five minuets to an hour. Alot of the episode and I mean alot of the episode is spent setting up the relationship between Alfred and Esme with very little screen time spent developing the relationship between Alfred and Thomas.

  

I honestly feel that the pilot would have been better if instead of focusing on the Alfred and Esme relationship they instead focused on the Thomas and Alfred relationship. By doing that the show makers would be giving us something that we really haven't seen before but for some reason the makers of the show have chosen not to do that and so we're left with a lot of dull and boring scenes at least I think they are.

SPOILERS END HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Overall out of the two pilots that i've seen today this is the worst one if the series does get better then maybe i'll check it out but there's no rush for anyone to see this show and so this episode gets a 6 out of 10 from me.

  

My Thoughts On Infinity Train And Yes There WILL Be Spoilers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ladies and gents if you'll recall I once gave a really solid review to the Infinity Train pilot but what you don't know is I also signed every petition in the small hope that it would get Cartoon Network to green light a full series. Well now the time has come I have to admit tho I wasn't expecting this to land as early as it did like the rest of the world I was expecting this to land a few weeks before it's broadcast but CN uploaded the full episode to their app and so here are my thoughts on the first episode of Infinity Train.

The plot of the episode is thirteen year old Tulip finds out from her divorced parents that she can't go to a coding camp and so out of anger runs away where she then comes across a train. Yeah the plot of this episode is basically that of any super hero origin story and it honestly really does work for this show since the original pilot episode explained nothing so it was nice to finally get some things explained.

Starring in this episode is Ashley Johnson as Tulip Olsen , Jeremy Crutchley as Glad-One , creator Owen Dennis as Sad-One , Reagan Gomez-Preston as Mikayla and Audrey Wasilewski as Tulip's mother Megan Olsen. I have to say that I like the fact that there expanding the world of Infinity Train since it would have been super easy to just have it be the characters we saw in the pilot episode but since they are expanding the world it means that we get to see more of Tulip's life prior to the train and as this pilots shows us her reason for first jumping on the train.

In terms of what i thought about the acting for this first episode it was fine it wasn't as great as the acting in other debut episodes but it worked here. I'm glad that they stuck with the cast from the pilot since just based of the trailer it looks like there going to be including the original pilot so it would have been weird if they replaced every actor and then when it came to that episode and they kept the original voices even tho the chances of them keeping the original voices for that episode would have been slim anyway but it still would have been weird.

The animation for this episode and this show is I believe being done by Cartoon Network Studios but there's a huge chance that i'm wrong about that their just the only company I can find on the shows IMDB page. The quality of the animation tho is alot better then what the trailers led us to believe just by going of the trailers it looked like the animation was just going to be a bog standerd TV affair and nothing more.

The animation seen in this episode alone looked liked it belonged in a movie it was that stunning to see. Adding to that is the incredible backgrounds I have no idea what the budget is for this show but it must have been huge to be able to afford this good quality animation and backgrounds and I hope to god that it continues with the rest of the series and if so then we are truly in for a treat at least when it comes to the animation.

SPOILERS START HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

One of the things that I really didn't like and that's the fact that they made Tulip a little bit of brat in this episode. Her parents made a legit honest mistake and they have legit reasons for not being able to take her to camp and she overreacts and i'm sat here thinking "girl you need to chill out you can always go to camp next year" and instead of being a reasonable person her first idea is to run away and I hope that they tone down her brattiness over the course of the show.

There's a bit of a mystery starting in the show since you straight up see another passenger get killed well they don't outright say the passenger was killed but given what they show us it's pretty clear the passenger was killed. So we now have to wonder why was that person killed and more importantly who was the passenger so i'm now expecting alot of people to make theories just about that one passenger.

I honestly like the fact that the show is featuring parents who are divorced since it's not really something that is seen in the realm of animation not only Cartoon Network but other networks. It's a great way to create drama and it adds to the arc of Tulip since she has to find a way to get of the train anyway but now she has to come to terms with her parents divorce and that's something that alot of kids have to come to terms with as well.

Rather oddly we don't get to see The Steward there's a chance that the character appears when Tulip first steps onto the train but I couldn't get that good of a luck to say for sure. If it's not The Steward tho i'm surprised that they didn't have the character appear since they were a key plot point in the original pilot so I thought that maybe they'd start to explain some things about that character but nope they haven't done yet.

For those wondering why Tulip doesn't just jump of the train they straight up answer why that's a bad idea in this episode. I'm glad that they took the time to answer that question because it would have been super easy for them just to not answer that question in this episode but at the same time it would have been against Tulip's character and I was honestly shocked when they did it because I thought that they wouldn't answer that question at all and i'm not going to spoil it because I want to you guys to find out why that's a bad idea by watching the episode.

SPOILERS END HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Overall this was a fantastic pilot episode even with all the faults that I personally had with the episode it's still a solid pilot and so it gets an 8.5 out of 10 from me and you can bet i'm not only going to watch this show but also review it at some point.

Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels Review

Animation fans we have spent the past few days getting news from some event in San Diego it must have been a small little known event no one has ever heard of. So I thought that i'd cover a show that very little people know about just because why not and let's just say that I didn't have to watch that many episodes of this show to understand the formular behind this show and so here is my review of Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels.

The basic set up behind this show is Captain Caveman is the world's first super hero and was frozen in ice many years ago and now he's been freed and travels with the Teen Angels and helps them solve mysteries. If your wondering why this set up sounds familiar it's because it's almost the exact same set up as Scooby-Doo and that is a huge issue for me because there's nothing that sets this show apart from Scooby-Doo at all.

Starring in the show was Mel Blanc as Captain Caveman , Laurel Page as Taffy Dare , Marilyn Schreffler as Brenda Chance and Vernee Watson-Johnson as Dee Dee Skyes. This has a very small cast list and given one of the voices that's a good thing. In terms of what i thought about the acting tho it's not as bad as I thought it would be and it's alot better then it really had any right to be but there is an issue that i'm going to talk about later on.

It's later and that issue is one of the voices more specifically the voice of Taffy it's super annoying and almost off putting. I don't know why but they gave Taffy a New York / Southern accent and it just comes across as super annoying i'm not kidding I considered turning this show of several times because of the voice and I have to wonder that since she's a main character why the heck didn't they give her a more pleasing voice.

The animation was done by giants Hanna-Barbera and it's pretty much there usual standerd in terms of TV animation. By that I mean it looks cheap and there's a lot of repeating backgrounds but there's a certain charm to the cheap animation and that's not just in this show but in all of their shows both good and bad. I also didn't notice any animation errors which is always a good sign because it means that the show was well made and that the creators put in actual effort.

This show is one of the many Scooby-Doo clones that came out during the seventies and out of all of them this is perhaps the most subtle. Just because all of the others have the exact same amount of main human characters plus a wacky comical character and they all travel in a vehicle of some sort and I think it's the most subtle because this show was made by the same guys behind Scooby-Doo Joe Ruby and Ken Spears.

When this show first debuted it was apart of a block called Scooby's All-Star Laff-a-Lympics which was a show that lasted around two or so hours and also included Blue Falcon and Dynomutt. When the show was cancelled tho Captain Caveman and The Teen Angels became it's own show starting with it's second season so it did technically last three seasons even tho that first season aired as part of another show.

Like I said the show aired for three seasons starting on September 10th 1977 and ending on June 21st 1980. The show aired when HB were i'd say on the way down in terms of shows since they were all either Flintstones spin-offs , Scooby-Doo spin off's or Scooby-Doo Rip offs but it nice to see that they were still at least trying to turn out original shows even if those shows were very strongly tied to the formular of Scooby-Doo.

I hated the character of Brenda she's not badly acted nor is she badly animated she is however badly written. She's the typical cowardly character who's just there to get a few laughs and nothing more and while that character trope works for characters like Scooby and Shaggy it doesn't work here because they over do it. They really could have tones it down or if not at least pair her with someone else who is a coward so it would kind of balance it out a little bit.

Each episode is roughly around eleven minuets each which when edited together means each episode is the standerd twenty two minuets long. I have no idea why they made the show with eleven minuet segments since it leaves no time to tell a good mystery because by the time you've set up the location and introduced some of the key players there's very little time left to tell a decent mystery and that's the most important thing in a mystery show.

There is comedy in this show and all of it comes from Captain Caveman himself and I have to say not all of the comedy is bad there are jokes that just aren't funny. Alot of the humour comes from the fact that Captain Caveman is trying to adjust to life in the present day and so mixes things up which it can be funny at times but then there are times where they use that joke multiple times in an episode and that's when it becomes unfunny.

Overall I can't honestly say the show is that bad but it's not that good either and i'm glad that the characters are due to make an appearance in next years Scoob but as a show this gets a 5 out of 10 from me.