Abby Hatcher

My kid makes me watch this with him and I just want to strangle Flug, that entitled little ****.

One of the few kids shows I truly enjoy watching with the little ones. Abby is an adorable little hero that will stop at nothing to save her Fuzzly friends. The squeaky peepers are especially entertaining with their musical talents and catchy little songs. This show captivates it's young audience with superb animation and non stop action. Splizzacular!

Strange show. Abby and her parents own a run down hotel. The hotel is infested with fuzzlies (a sort of rabbit, snail and cockroach hybrid) and it's Abby's job to deal with them. She does this by psychoanalysis, giving them cute names and jobs in the hotel. Ewe.

Lots of cute critters, a spunky silly lead character and the most adorable singing peepers. I've seen the other reviews that knocked the show. Let's keep in mind this is a kids cartoon not PBS. Not everything has to have a lesson or be educatIonal (hello reality tv). This is a cute colorful fun show for kids and it is about friendship and being a good helper. If you want something non threatening and adorable for your kids this is it. I myself am not a big fan but my almost 3 y/o is over the moon for this and that's why I am Writing the review. 2 year old approved.

This was the most disappointing show Nick Jr. Released during our time with the network as my kids grew up. I am not trying to be abundantly negative because it isn't actually harmful or anything and is just a kids show, but it is just not good.

I'm not sure what the premise of the show actually is about because it seems like a mishmash of many stereotypical kid's shows forced together in a story to solve problems that don't exist, even in the show's universe.

My biggest issue with the content itself other than being illogical and devoid of meaning is the baby-talk. The fuzzly characters all talk in baby-talk. Nick Jr. Is not the epitome of kid's educational content by any means, but the baby-talk combined with non-problem solving really dilutes anything positive educationally.