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Okay, while some of the pranks have been ridiculous (like kids popping out of a mural at the mall), some have been lol worthy (fake computer store pretends to destroy a laptop). But the biggest problem this show faces is deciding what kind of show it is, thanks to the segments in between pranks that place the kids in a sitcom about being middle school pranksters. The kid actors are good, and even KITH alum Kevin McDonald pops up from time to time for good measure.

And yes, you can see the pranks for free online, so if you're curious about them you should go that route. If you're looking for something to have on your TV at home while you do housework or need to keep your 10 year old nephew occupied, than tune in to Disney when it's on.

I've always said that if my plan to become a writer ever failed, I had a plan b: voice acting. And I'm a fan girl who pays attention to the credits to know the names of my favorites--Jim Cummings, Grey DeLisle, Clancy Brown--and I'm happy to say they are all interviewed for this film. Voice actor John DiMaggio takes us behind the scenes of his life interspersed with a history lesson about voice acting. Getting to go behind the scenes with DiMaggio for the final "Penguins of Madagascar" episode was fun and fascinating, as well as his appearance at San Diego's Comic Con. However, I felt the film could have interviewed more actors than they did (Rob Paulsen, for example) rather than spending most of its time devoted to the filmmaker's world. Overall, a great film for fans of the art of voice acting.