Nature Cat

...when you realize that half of the cast are your favorite SNL cast members. (Now) I love watching this show with my little one. <3

Some how entertaining never thought i would like this in 2016 but i still like it to this day it some how works.

I really love it, my favorite character is Miss Daisy Bunny of Chicago, and we all in the future all of us Boys and Girls, Moms and Dads, Brothers and Sisters, Cats and Dogs of all ages, welcome to the world of "The New And Improved Epic Adventures Of Nature Cat" backyard explorer extraordinaire a yellow housecat with smiles and he loves the world over, with his friends embarking the fun adventures young or old, so many memories of times of their adventures comes to life like we ever before and he's Nature Cat with the newest epic songs and fun and he's now available in your world right now, and this is we his name Nature Cat and these are their friends Miss Daisy Bunny, Hal the Dog, and Squeeks Mouse the Four Animal Quadruple Team and they all have sunshine with their pets, they're not exactly ordinary animals anymore, there's a time in the future where we still continue to grow and and taught the other animals all over the world to change, and yes the other rest of the animals of Chicago are now all grown up like us characters as the adults equally for our generations to go forward this year celebrating for 9 Years Of Greatest Epic Nature Adventures all through the years of all time.

Hello. PBS kids has been a huge part of my childhood and it still is (I'm 13). It has always been there to comfort me and make me feel better with it's educational, fun shows. But every single time I turn on PBS, I always dread the chance of this show coming on. Just hearing the theme song gives me a headache. The show itself is fun and nice but the voice acting and singing is enough to give you a migraine.

I recently watched Nature Cat, and overall, it was a good show. It's a well-done animation, and the characters are very likable. The show's premise, which focuses on exploring nature and teaching kids about the environment, is also commendable. I appreciate that the show tries to educate kids about the world around them while still being entertaining. However, there were a few moments where the dialogue was cheesy or forced, which detracted from my enjoyment of the show.

Additionally, some of the lessons felt repetitive. Still, this is necessary for younger viewers who may need to hear things multiple times to remember them. It's a good show with a lot of heart, but it has challenges.