Craig de la crique

A brand new cartoon with original and distinctive characters and setting? Sign me up, please!

First episode got me hooked and I'll be definitely looking forward to seeing more.

This is how kids used to play, no smart phones or tablets in their face, they had imagination and the outdoors!

Oddly enough, 80s and 90s cartoons MADE me want to go out and play after watching them. This show has that same character about it - perfect for the young ones watching.

Like with OK KO this is probably one of the better shows to be coming out of Cartoon Network today.

I just hope this show is treated well and isn't taken up by those horrible Toddler Titans which seems to be the only show the network cares about today.

This show is fun, creative and has a real sense of adventure. It reminds me of Ed Edd and Eddy with elements from Steven Universe.

The animation and the character designs are great.

If you haven't seen this show yet I would recomand you check it out.

Craig of the creek is an enjoyable new Cartoon Network show. It reminds me a lot like loud house because of the feel of every episode, and the trope "this happens in our family and not the normal one, how do I escape it." In Craig's scenario, it's because he wants to go to the creek, which is a formula that works. Also, this show has amazing characters who are fairly humorous, and a lesson to be learned at the end of a lot of episodes from said characters. Since loud house is in its third season, it's better as of now in my opinion, but Craig of the creek is very new, and if u give it a chance, I think it would be amazing to see how it evolves over time. Overall, good show with potential that it frequently uses.

As a Cartoon Network show, and seemingly a child show your kids would watch, this show covers all the bases. The jokes are solid, and never get too cringey, the lessons are fantastically portrayed. The world (creek) is so charming, and filled with stuff to explore that even at the age of 24 I'm like "dang, that's awesome", just those moments that really can make you feel like a kid again and imagine yourself in this world.

But the biggest take away is it's representation! I've watched roughly 20 episodes, and I have seen so many different races of children, races of family that have been pretty well represented, and even caught a couple very well done episode representing the LGBTQ community that never felt forced, but natural, it all feels natural, and it's something you can easily miss, all and all I love this show, and the childlike wonder/joy it has brought out of me.