Pete el gato

Wholesome, energetic, and fun, my son and I cannot get enough of it. I love it so much and my son is hooked. My only complaint is not knowing about the show sooner! We've been reading Pete the Cat for years, and it took me so long to notice a show? Well, better late than never on my part.

If you like family fun, solid moral lessons, and examples of normal childhood behaviour and overcoming roadblocks through lessons with support and working together, this is the show for you.

Easily on of the best show for kids. Always showing positivity and good vibe. I love the way Pete is a good friend and always do the right thing, this is why I think every kid should watch this show.

This was my childhood. I came back to revisit it, and I spotted some akward stuff along the way.

The animation is pretty good. I love the colors! They are like paint and electronic art combined! I also like Emma. She was my favorite character! But then, strange things started to come to her...

One day, when I was watching a Pete the Cat episode, while Emma was talking, my sister told me she has a fake-French accent when she's supposed to be French-Canadian. Now I think she needs a new voice actress instead of some random white teenager from Calofornia.

And, when I was younger, my mum (I'm not British I just like saying mum) told me that all of us had fears, but the show told me that you have to be scared to be brave. Maybe both of them are right.

And the weirdest thing is......... GRUMPY'S MUM FEEDS BABY TADPOLE MILK INSTEAD OF ALGAE!!! DO YOU NOT KNOW WHAT A REPTILE IS?! (no offense! ^^)

This show isn't bad, it just needs more improvements. I also have a Reddit post featuring weird Pete the Cat things I spotted. It's in r/DanielTigerConspiracy.

My son and I have watched this episode multiple times. I hope new ones come soon because my son is constantly asking to watch it again.

Pete is super cool and every episode has a great message. I was concerned about Pete not talking all the time at first but the mix of him talking v not talking is actually perfect to let kids use their imagination to put themselves in his place or imagine, etc.