Maggie, una mosca con onda

OK you know what? You need to chill. You're saying, "this show is horrible!!" And the only proof you have is the fact that your favorite shows got taken off because of it. Are you even judging the actual shows content? And if you flip the channel to anything else but Zoey101 or Naturally Sadie or whatever, then how on earth do you know whether it's bad or good? Personally, I think the shows are interesting. And Life with Derek is like the best show I've ever watched. And they have a lot of viewers because all of my friends and all f the kids I've ever babysitted watch it also. So if you're going to put the shows down, at least use an example OK?

It's a phenomenal show except it could have been better off a sitcom. For this, 2005 has been a very good year for Disney. Highly recommended if you are prepared to watch a TV show with flies talking and interacting with each other. Another one of Disney's highlights, and it will stay that way. Watch it.

The Buzz On Maggie is a refreshing return to cartoons that has been missing for a while. It's funny for children, but has references and nuances that adults will catch - just like Bugs Bunny did! It seems to me that the cast and crew went into this with the idea that they only got one shot (or one season) so let's just go way out full blast - and IT WORKS! Children need more cartoons of a lighter fare! ADULTS DO TOO! Maggie's high jinx are akin to Cartman from South Park, but with less edge. She also puts me in the mind of Disney's "Pepper Ann", which was yet another wonderful cartoon geared more towards teens. I really hope that in the near future Disney puts some of their cartoons on DVD. I would buy them and I'm nearly 40 years old. I want to keep a youngness to myself and they are a WONDERFUL break from real life without violence and sexual innuendo!

The Buzz on Maggie was one of Disney Channel's most underrated Flash-animated series, bringing a fresh and rebellious energy to the mid-2000s lineup. With its sharp humor, unique art style, and relatable themes, it had all the makings of a cult classic. The show's intro, Just the Way I Am by Skye Sweetnam, perfectly fit its identity, delivering a bold message of self-expression that could have worked as an ident on its own.

Despite its charm and potential, Disney Channel cut the series short in 2006, leaving fans wondering-why so much hate?

Well In 2006 DISNEY CHANNEL KILLED IT OF DAMMIT DISNEY.

This show was fun and quirky. And her being a fly makes you think of a smaller hidden world out there that we can't see. It's interesting to watch her and I really wish we could have gotten more over the years, or at least put it on DVD