Prank Patrol

There are few shows that legitimately offer a good time for all. And there are fewer shows that do it in such a refreshing way. Prank Patrol with Scotty Tweedie is one of these. While the format isn't original, Scotty's performance as himself truly brings out the comedic power of this prank driven show. While many could dismiss Prank Patrol as a run-of-the-mill, dumb kid show, it only takes a few episodes for the viewer to grow to love not only Scotty but his supporting cast in the ninjas.

In conclusion, if you're looking for a good way to waste a half hour or so and you don't mind stretching your imagination then Prank Patrol and its host Scotty will be sure to put a smile on your face.

This show will disappoint you beyond belief! There are many problems with this show that I cannot stand as ill point out: 1. Terrible acting 2. Scott Tweedie is the death of comedy 3. The pranks are unoriginal 4. The ninjas are annoying 5. Really dumb clips of "recipe for a prank" which in fact aren't even funny or gross as Tweedie seems to think. 6. Finally the pranks aren't even that easy to fall for as I find them completely rubbish. So as I suggest here avoid the abomination as much as you can! Also please check out my account for other reviews and even some lists that I have made in the past month and please feel free to like or dislike my review of Prank Patrol.

Nothing comes close to how absolutely brilliant, incredible, enjoyable and godly this show is. Scotty Tweedie brings his A game, delivering what is arguably the most grounded, incredibly well acted, and likeable protagonist. He contains innocence and moral justice similar to the likes of Jesse Pinkman from Breaking Bad and the charisma and confidence of Saul Goodman from Better Call Saul. It is an absolute crime that this masterpiece of a show was ended so soon, something to rival the likes of Bluey and The Sopranos in terms of quality. I also just genuinely like how the pranks aren't mean and are pretty enjoyable, unlike most pranks nowadays. Good show, I liked it.

When I was alone and afraid, there was an all knowing light that lead me out of the darkness. The all knowing force that is Scottie T showed me that there is more to life than just watching over used repeats of pepper pig. my earliest memory of prank patrol was lying on the couch eating a packet of "Thins" chips (sour cream and onion of course because salt and vinegar is Satan reincarnate) my favorite episode of "Oggy and the Cockroaches" once the final credits finished i felt an over whelming sadness, but suddenly a musical theme that i will never forget played. "here we go we're on a roll. where we stop nobody knows" my curiosity was limitless. What was this witchcraft? what was this show. I immediately fell in love, for the next few days I would constantly prank my family, it got to the point where they banned me from the television. But this effort was futile because i would sneak into the bathroom and watch prank patrol on the ABC 3 website. I would make loud noises of excitement and grunts of pleasure watching the show. My parents became worried that I was watching inappropriate things while I was in the bathroom. I took the fall for their accusations. they could never know I was watching Scotty. I explained to them how not being able to watch prank patrol I had resorted to other things. they lifted my television ban and i was once again allowed to witness scotty on my 20 inch Sony box television in the comfort of my couch. Scotty taught me how to prank and never take myself for granted.

Here we go, we're on a roll When they strike nobody knows If you have a point to prove They'll make a plan and see it through They'll sign you up to join their crew Scotty and the ninjas (NINJAS) too Here we go, come on Join the Prank Patrol (Here we go)