Bella and the Bulldogs

This show does a wonderful job of bringing women up, making them feel good, adequate, skilled, and broke gender stereotypes...while tearing down the another gender. This show seems obsessed with contrasting boys with girls, girls are strong, can do anything they set their minds to, and are sweet and thoughtful. The boys are dirty, savage, they bring down girls and treat them like garbage, they attack others psychologically, and NEED TO SMELL DIRTY SOCKS TO SURVIVE DEODORANT, yeah, great job, you broke stereotypes for one gender, while simultaneously bringing down another and frankly alienating me, a male, by perpetuating stereotypes and making males seem like barbarians in comparison to the noble, well groomed females.

Another crappy Nickelodeon sitcom. The show revolves around a girl named Bella who was once a cheerleader but somehow managed to get starting quarterback on the football team because she randomly threw a football like 30 feet across the field.

The characters are all horrible stereotypes. Bella is an annoying perky spoiled white girl. Yawn.....She is no different then the other female Nickelodeon leads like Tori Vega, Carly Shay, Taylor Hathaway. She's a perfect Mary-Sue who gets everything she wants. Newt is the nerdy corny white kid who gets picked on. Troy is pompous hotheaded arrogant douche swag black kid who think's he's all that. Sawyer is juts a tall redneck dude with a horrible country accent, Sophie is the sassy tough Latina chick, Pepper is annoying little prissy Asian who was adopted by white parents. What is with that Ace Mcfumbles kid and his black friend sidekick. They're pointless, unfunny and add nothing to the show.

A girl allowed in the boys locker room is okay??? They would never due a boy in the girls locker room. Both sides are inappropriate.

Troy and Sawyer are the skinniest football players I've ever seen. Also, how did a midget twerp like Newt who looks like a 7 year old end up on the football None of these guys size would be on the professional football team. The stereotypes are horrible. Why does Bella and her friends have to be such a giggly ditsy girly girls. Her football is covered in colorful rhinestones, her locker area is all pink, fluffy and covered with flowers, she and her friends can't live without make-up, Bella's perfectly curled hair. All the guys on the football team are sexist jerks. The attempts at catchphrases are pathetic! Bella's "Sha-BooYA" and Newt's "Who said that" are both equally lame, unfunny, and corny. The opening theme song is atrocious. Way not to be subtle with using songs like Taylor Swifts "Shake it Off" and Kelly Clarkson's "Stronger". We get it GIRL POWAH!

Stupid concept. Stupid show. Enough of this politically correct agenda that is shoving it's way into film and now television. A female linebacker in the NFL? Give me a break! I'm sick of this forced girl power garbage. I have the same problem with the new show on Fox called Pitch which has a similar premise except with baseball.

These reviews are ridiculous. This show is supposed to be for kids, they don't care about all that. Bella is a great role model for young girls. I watch with my little brothers and actually enjoy this. It's much better than the shows on Disney channel such as "Austin and Ally" and "K C undercover" which make me cringe. This show has heart and I recommend for families. I even watch it alone sometimes! I think that the characters Troy and Pepper are a bit bland and in need of development but other than that, great! I also think that it would be cool if we got to see more of the other characters families and lives away from their school. The jokes aren't as corny as most of the shows. I give it an 8 out of 10!

I watch this program because I think Brec Bassinger is one of the most adorable young actresses to come along lately. She was perfectly cast as Bella. She got the role because she could throw a football like a boy. She's the cutest tomboy I've ever seen. She also knows more about sports than most guys. Check it out on You-Tube. I love her voice.

This is a fine teenage series for viewers to watch. It is fun to watch. The storyline could have been a bit better but it was still strong and it carried itself throughout the whole series. The cast selection was great. They committed and connected smoothly to the storyline. These kind of teenage series reveal and help in multiple ways. They are heaps of fun to watch and enjoy. I live a real difficult life. These kind of teenage series help me escape from all of that and teach me some things that can help anyone in life. This is a good and fine teenage series for all viewers to watch, enjoy, and experience fun.