Wander Over Yonder

I watched the first episode today(the greatest/the egg) with my sister and we were laughing outloud throughout all the episode

I grew up watching the likes of Powerpuff Girls,Fosters for Imaginary Friends both shows Craig created and I remember he wrote a bunch of episodes for Classics like Dexter's Lab and Johnny Bravo all shows I really loved...and I can safely say that Wander over Yonder is a great show...Craig still has it in him to deliver the laughs

The cartoon series is inspired/pays homages to old Warner Bros Cartoons with a '50s style Sci-fi kind of Style The episodes all seem to base around one thing much like in oldschool animated film shorts

Overall great show 10/10

This is a really good show its both funny, well written and can be really emotional. If for some reason you can't get into season 1 definitely try again in season 2, I say this only because the plot gets rolling a bit more. There are some things in this show that could be improved but all and all this is a really sold, creative, fantastic cartoon.

Gotta love the creative imagination work of Craig McCracken, the creator genius of "The Powerpuff girls" and "Foster's Home for imaginary friends" which both were cool shows.

I was pretty curious about it, so I decided to watch it.

The pilot was very amusing, the antics of the main character made me laugh in that one especially when obliviously annoying the villain. Believe me, there are many positive things about the character I seen, that are cute, sweet and funny.

I actually approve this new show and look forward to seeing more of this series. If you like good laugh and enjoyable characters, I recommend it.

Craig Mccracken the creator of Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends and The PowerPuff Girls (1998) did an excellent job making Disney Channel and Disney Xd look awesome with wander and sylvia.

When I learned that former Cartoon Network TV creator Craig McCracken was working for Disney on "Wander Over Yonder", I decided to give it a shot. And boy, it exceeds my expectations!

With great quality animation, superb storytelling, tremendous humor, and terrificly heart- warming character developments, this show is instantly destined to be among many of Disney's animated TV classics and critical contemporary hits, from "Gummi Bears" and "Darkwing Duck", to "Kim Possible" and "Phineas and Ferb". While it has the signature Disney storytelling, there are Craig McCracken's story sensibilities we all know without much compromise. Even most of the episodes have become instant fans' favorites, from "the Greatest" and "the Good Deed", to "the Troll" and the emotionally resonant "the Little Guy".

I'm totally positive that your review will be similar to mines after watching "Wander Over Yonder" the 1st time.