Taffy

The show is a mean-spirited version of tom and jerry rip off taffy and britney are jerks and unlikeable to each other and have the same relation ship with tom and jerry and with other 2 cartoon characters Ren And Stimpy. Because the racoon is the jerk one and the dog is the Ediot!! (like what ren says) and the gross out humor the animation is bad trying to copy the amazing Animation Of The tom and jerry show (2014) So this show is a rip off of Tom And Jerry (especially the 2014 reboot) and the classic Nicktoon The Ren And Stimpy Show (because of the gross-out humor and the 2 main characters acting like the chihuahua and the manx cat).

The only thing i like from the show is the plot but it could be very unoriginal So this is my review On taffy if you like the show than i could handle your opinion.

When i first heard about it I immedietly thinked about Tom & Jerry . But oh no... Its MUCH WORSE THAN THAT! Broken physics , everybody is a dumbass and I still dont get what were they thinking ! Yeah its a kids show but something that is for kids , doesnt mean that its only can be appealing to kids. I just wanted to tell my oppinion. And if You like it thats okay.

I like that's ideia about a raccon who disguises a cat with a bow(And he's cutie cutie ).I'm waiting for the second season............& I became a fan of this almost like the Oggy

It is my favourite show I saw it on now tv and I watch it on boomerang uk & Ireland.

. . . raccoon TAFFY and the famous TAFFY's of History. Contrary to popular belief, James Bond is NOT the most decorated British-born spy. That distinction goes to the thieving Welshman Kim Philby, awarded a chestful of medals, a retirement castle and even getting his face plastered on a grateful nation's postage stamps. Unfortunately, the country heaping so much honor on this espionage virtuoso turned out to be Russia. Philby, Soviet code name "Taffy," was born to a pair of spy parents based on India. Unmasked in 1963, Philby was the most infamous of the "Cambridge Five" spy ring, said to be responsible for between 2.5 and 3.5 million deaths of Freedom Fighters across the world, including thousands of Americans. Writers on The Bullwinkle Show grew wise to Philby during Season One in 1959. On Thursday, Dec. 31, of that year, in the "Bullwinkle's Corner" feature, they modified a prophetic British verse titled TAFFY to picture Philby as their show's recurrent Soviet spy character, Boris Bad-Enough. But the Queen was too busy playing with her lap dogs to bring Philby to heel for another four years.