Jellystone!

All the classic Hanna barbera charcaters live in a town together. Its done by the creator of Chowder and Harvey Beaks. The gags are prery funny. I particuarly like Doggy Daddy and Augie Doggy. I find it funny how he is a helecopter parent. The art takes a bif of getting used to though.

Jellystone made me laugh out loud. The characters are charming and full of personality. Its has that late 90s and 2000s comedy you find from powerpuff girls or chowder( granted this show was produce by the creator of chowder)Give this show a try if you want good old slap stick comedy.

The reviews are so extremely mixed because of the nature of the show. Some people are going in expecting a modern fix up of classic Barbera cartoons, however, this is more of a tribute.

This is a tribute to Hanna-Barbera with the twist of modern and Chowder-Esque humor. This can usually be funny even if it doesn't always hit the mark.

If you want to see some of your favorite cartoon characters interact in the same world together, and like surprising/random humor, this show is your you!

C. H. Greenblatt (known for his early works on SpongeBob and Billy & Mandy and later creating Chowder and Harvey Beaks) gives us a surreal and comedic take on the H. B. characters. There are plenty of Easter Eggs and references for older generations that grew up with the familiar all the way down to the most obscure characters. The jokes are hit-and-miss, the animation is nicely done, some characters are different (most notably half of the characters are gender-bent, which I am perfectly fine with) while others maintain their traits from the classic era. Overall, a good and funny tribute to the classic Saturday morning cartoons that longtime fans and newcomers will enjoy.

I saw a clip of this on twitter and actually laughed, so I knew I needed to watch this. The art style is a bit jarring at first, but once you watch a few episodes you get used to it. The writing makes this show hilarious and even if you weren't familiar with Hanna-Barbera, anybody of all ages would like it. I recommend it.