Wallykazam!

I am not part of the targeted demographic, but I wish I had this show as a kid. Not only does 'Wallykazam' expand kids' vocabulary, but also puts them in fun situations. The situations are creative, and could influence a kid to engage in higher-level thinking.

My only qualms about the show would be that the animation could be better. The animation is not as fluid as it could be, but that is only a minor setback. The average kid watching couldn't care less about the animation. Content-wise, the show is excellent and the voice-acting is impeccable. This show is adorable, and I would recommend this to children.

This show is great. My four year old loves it, and my husband and I both enjoy watching it with her. The characters are engaging, the songs are catchy, and the possibility for real learning occurs!

There is something for everyone - Wally Trollman, the main character who solves problems using his magic stick and words that start with the letter of the day; Norville, Wally's best friend who is also a dragon; Gina Giant, a giant who enjoys tea parties and picnics; Bob Goblin, a lovable troublemaker who is a great dancer; Ogre Doug, an ogre with a wide variety of pets; and Libby Light Sprite, a lively, gregarious sprite with the ability to write in light. I wish there was at least one more regular female character, but that is my only complaint. At least there are 2 out of 6. Only one of the 6 dogs in Paw Patrol is a female.

I really can't understand how the ratings for this show are so much lower than Paw Patrol and Bubble Guppies. Paw Patrol borders on annoying (though my daughter likes it) and Bubble Guppies defies physics every episode! Why do they need stairs when they swim? :)

Wallykazam is quality children's programming.

I'm really not sure why people are leaving such negative reviews, either about the content of the show or about the animation. I believe the animation is about as top notch as you can get. As far as the show content, this is a fantastic way for preschoolers to learn about letter sounds, combination of sounds, and sounding words out. The stories are engaging and frankly, the music is rather sophisticated. If they came out with a wallykazam CD, I would probably buy it for myself. In short, this is quality television that you don't have to feel guilty for letting your preschooler watch. Actually, I'm rather miffed if I'm too busy for it. If you need a recommendation, my 4 year old boy requests this show over other, flashier shows 100% of the time.

This show is fantastic. Educational yet fun., very different than all the same stuff that's out right now. It has great characters (love Bobgoblin), catchy songs, and educational content. The stories focus on problem solving, kindness, and friendship, but also includes phonics, early reading, and letter recognition. It keeps the educational aspect of the show front and center while still being entertaining. The visuals are colorful and engaging, the voice acting is spot on and the music is great; the characters are smart, funny and engaging, as are the stories. I hope this is one series that keeps going. The creator of this show is brilliant!and honestly teaches words that sometimes I didn't even know! ;)Go WALLY!

I'm hoping that my son doesn't watch a lot of TV and uses his own imagination in play...that being said, this show holds his attention for 20 minutes straight and I find nothing inappropriate about it.

The 'villains' are hilarious (I'm a fan of Bobgoblin) and the phonetic lessons are great for the very young.

Wally teaches rhyming (all the magic words had to rhyme with bash), letter sounds, and group letter sounds (sp, tr, etc).

Most of the characters are likable and the songs are catchy. I think this show is a great opportunity for learning in young children. I certainly hope there are more episodes made!