Andi

I love it! (though it can get a it cringe at times) The cast is super talented, and it's plot is actually engaging and interesting. Best of all is there's no laugh track! The character act and dress like middle school students and are super easy to relate to rather than over the top. Not to mention the show manages to tackle more mature situations without alienating its target demographic, meaning all ages cam watch!

For most of my life, I had been a Disney Channel die-hard. This lasted up until my mid-teens, when the network's downward spiral became too much to bare. The series I connected with the most growing up was Lizzie McGuire, so when it was announced that Disney Channel picked up a new series from Lizzie's creator Terri Minsky, I was ecstatic and full of new-found hope. To top it off, the premise sounded cute and refreshingly normal in comparison to most of DC's current content.

Disney Channel desperately needed SOMETHING to reestablish its legitimacy in tween programming; Girl Meets World and Best Friends Whenever showed promise, but never delivered on it; Stuck in the Middle is a huge step in the right direction, but still a bit too squeaky clean. Finally, we have Andi Mack. Something about it just feels real, whether it be the use of actually locations or the lack of a laugh track (please continue with these trends, Disney!). The young actress in the title role is adorable and shows real talent from the start.

That's not all, folks. There's a twist that is absolutely shocking for Disney Channel, and there's even a period joke in the first episode! That's right, Disney Channel has guts again.

Disney Channel desperately needed SOMETHING.

Andi Mack is it.

This a great show that has much more quality than other Disney channel TV shows. I am starting to watch each week to see what new twist or surprise there is. It is full of positive messages and role models. I divide the story into 2 parts, Andi's family life, and Andy's friend life. The family side of the story is 10/10, but the school side is 4/10 for me. Andy's friends are good friends, but I kind of don't really like them that much. I don't like Andy's crush on Jonah, cause I don't see what is so special about Jonah. He is a nice and happy boy, but I don't see what makes him so amazing that Andi likes him so much. The side plot of Cyrus trying to impress Jonah is dumb. I don't care so much when they are showing that. Also there are a lot of cringey and weird moments when the show tries to be cool and funny. Not saying it isn't funny at all, cause it is. Andi's party is an example. Besides all that, I think this is a great show should become more popular.

Lemme tell you something, listen here and listen good, Disney channel has been left in the garbage for a really long time just like nickelodeon. This made me mad so i stopped watching it and only watched Free Form or The CW channel because of Disney's corny,cheesy crap over that last years. Here comes a new show called Andi Mack and let me tell I was not planning to watch but after i heard the producer/director was from Lizzie Mcguire i flipped and I thought the story line of teen mom i was genius so i become curious and decided to watch and not expecting how great of a show it really is.It pushes boundaries talks about actual teen issues and takes us out our comfort zone and address serious topics for once but it's also funny and not boring and generic and actually doesn't have laugh tracks to pretend its funny when its not. I love how its not predictable like a stupid love triangle, new girl or two girl best friends scenario and actually focus on how every character is coping with the struggle of being a teenager.

I don't have much to say considering I finished this series more than a year ago when I was younger but it was really good. All the characters had development and for once the plot wasn't predictable or boring. It was one of the best Disney channel shows. I definitely recommend. Not to mention the good costumes, talent and diversity this show has.