Coop and Cami Ask the World

When I watched Coop and Cali I first thought this show was created for preschool toddlers. I cannot stand Ollie and Fred. The most relatable character is Charlotte and by far the best looking cast member. When it comes to C and C, I compare the awkward and dumb Asian American friend of the family Fred to Thomas Kuk's character on Game Shakers named Hudson. Why does every one of these shows on kids tv cast someone to play a pathetic, clumsy, and stupid supporting character who the audience feels sorry for? Maybe they are all trying too hard to teach kids a lesson that it's ok to be unpopular, mocked, and pitied by their peers. I hope Olivia ditches this garbage and signs on for something more befitting her talents, more mature.

A lot of the show is boring (maybe it's because I'm watching with three kids under ten), but Albert Tsai's character is great and makes the show fun.

So much potential in this show. First episode wasn't really all that but like others say, the actors are very talented. Lol if they can keep the same cast for a few seasons then this will be a top 3 for Disney.

When I was watching Coop & Cami, it reminds me of an I-Carly and Bizaardvark knock off, but if you add the brother and sister duo relationship of Donny and Marie Osmond, and they live in the 21st century of blogging and streaming videos. They seem they're always together in every video that they do. Even their house also reminds of The Brady Bunch and See Dad Run because its very ugly looking, and not much too it. The kitchen scene set up in their house on Coop & Cami reminds of the kitchen from "See Dad Run." with Scott Baio. I kind of like Charolette because she's retable and reminds me of myself watching this, Susan Dey's character (Laurie Partridge) and looks like a young Anna Paquin. However, the mom, Jenna, reminds me of a unhealthier of older Lucy (Judy Greer) from "13 Going On 30" (2004). While the little brother, Ollie, kind of looks like Hoody Doody dummy doll and he exactly like a little kid version of Jim Parson's character, Sheldon, from The Big Bang Theory.

It's good. The jokes were funny. But what I really don't like is the fact that there's always the single parent cliché. Not that I hate it its just not right.