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Part of me wanted to hate this show, but in a way it grew on me. Only issue I have is the occasional art/animation inconsistency (noticeable if you pay enough attention.) Once you understand its humor and intent, it's really a slow-burner, nothing particularly hatable.

Mighty B! is an OK cartoon. High production value, but not totally unique. After all, kids love the same formula.

But what I think is really intriguing is the fact that this character is based off one of Amy Poehler's UPRIGHT CITIZENS BRIGADE characters, "Cassie." Cassie, played by Poehler can be seen in Episode 101: Bucket of Truth, and is called back a few other times throughout the three season run. Cassie, like Bessie, is a girl scout, she has a hilarious lisp, and her troupe name is "The Honeybees".

UCB is in my opinion the funniest most creative show ever on television... ever. But Mighty B! just seems like an average cartoon. Even if Amy Poehler and Matt Bessie, I mean Besser, have a hand in creating it.

Seriously, I can't stand how annoying this show is. I thought I would like it because of the fact that Amy Poehler is the main voice and one of the creators, but boy was I wrong. I couldn't even watch 2 minutes of it without getting annoyed by the bad dialogue. It was like watching Allen Gregory all over again. I thought I would like that because Jonah Hill made it, but it sucked hard because of how much it aggravated me with the characters!

All it did was make me mad how much annoyance was in the show, it's like the creators weren't even trying to make this show good, it was like they were trying to make it annoying on purpose.

3/10

Nickelodeon is a very mixed bag when it comes to their animated shows. There are classics such as 'Rocko's Modern Life', 'Ren and Stimpy', 'The Angry Beavers' and 'Doug'. As well as prime-'Spongebob Squarepants' and prime-'The Rugrats' (the early episodes in both cases). It also boasted some very bad shows like 'ChalkZone', 'Tak and the Power of Juju', 'Fanboy and Chum Chum' and 'Rocket Power', am also someone who has personally never cared for 'The Fairy Odd Parents'.

There are certainly far worse animated shows out there than 'The Mighty B' in my view, with it not being as bad as the really bad shows that have been listed. Not just on Nickelodeon, but also overall. Having said that, count me in as another person who has never cared for it and who considers it a lesser Nickelodeon effort. This is not being said with pleasure, this is coming from a 30 something female who still loves animation and appreciates all styles and decades as well as humour styles.

By all means, 'The Mighty B' has some good things. The voice actors all make game efforts and inject a lot of energy and enthusiasm into their characters (at times too much so). Did like the backgrounds, which does have some nice colour and detail.

Some of the music is quite cool.

However, this reviewer does have to agree that the characters are very irritating. Bessie is up there with one of the most insufferably annoying lead characters of any Nickelodeon animation, a strong case of negative character traits being badly exaggerated. Didn't care for the humour, gross out, crude humour has worked very well in animation numerous times. The writing and jokes just come over as really juvenile and generic, as well as lacking in variety and overdone in the gross out aspect to a distasteful degree.

Furthermore, the stories really lack energy and are very predictable and bland, they also go well overboard on the random-ness. Random-ness and weirdness has been known to work in animation but for it to work it needs wit and imagination and the stories in 'The Mighty B' lack both and come over as too silly and confused. Despite some nice backgrounds, the animation is not to my tastes. The colours are flat and the character designs hideous.

Overall, a long way from mighty. 3/10.

I have been looking through the comments and I am really confused why people seem to passionately hate this show. And all the reasons why people seem to hate it are not really explained well. Especially who ever TommypezMaster is. That was not even English. Only 3 comments had any inkling of reasons that were backed up. And I understand not liking a show and saying it's not for me but to go as far as saying I almost puked from watching is a bit irrational.

And for anyone who says this is one of the dumbest shows...I'm confused I thought that was the point of cartoons, to be dumb. What was 2 Stupid Dogs, Space Ghost, Ren and Stimpy, Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Sponge Bob, Cow and Chicken? Did anyone learn anything from any of those shows? No but they all have a fan following. So for being stupid is not really saying much since stupid/toilet humor is generally excepted in these other venues.

I wonder what it is then these people are looking for in cartoons? I'm partial to many types of cartoons, ranging from Beast Wars, the ones I mentioned above, anime, King of the Hill, and older cartoons like boomerang stuff.

I regard cartoons in 3 categories There are cartoons that have really good writing, there are cartoons that have really good and controlled art, then there are cartoons that can do both. Of course then there are those that have none at all. Like Perfect Hair Forever, the writing and cartooning is atrocious but it will still make me laugh 3 in the morning...so there is that too.

Anyways this show has something a lot of cartoons don't have a character driven cartoon. It doesn't need plot when she's there. I tend to like characters that are not by any means cool yet they believe they are and never seem to stop loving themselves. Strangers with Candy is like that and so is Romy and Michelle's High School Reunion. Those are character's I can respect, so is Sponge Bob for that matter. It is also a show where the art, especially being flash is done by someone who knows what they are doing unlike Fairly Odd Parents which is good writing but awful cartooning.

Also someone mentioned something about it missing fluid animation. This person obviously knows nothing about cartoons or media. When it seems they are skipping frames it is on purpose it is to embellish the character's reaction to an event. Old cartoons from the golden age did this, now maybe it seemed better because they did have access to money. Cartoons today are stuck in limited Animation so it's noticed more. Only Avatar is somewhere in between limited and full. Limited animation takes better advantage of this trick in my opinion, look up Beany and Cecile cartoons and you can see it used masterfully.

Now what this cartoon maybe lacking, people seemed turned off by stereotypes and I'm not really partial to them either but they have their place. I mean Dexter's Lab was a extremely nerdy boy and extremely girly girl. The stereotypes were pretty strong. One episode they switch interests and Dexter likes the pony and she likes the tough guy stuff, this wouldn't be funny without stereotypes. Messing with stereotypes I think is much funnier. Another show full of stereotypes is Jimmy Neutron with a lot of the same ones from Dexter except he has 2 dumb friends where Mighty B has one. Not saying I support it I'm just trying to get people to think about what they are saying critically.

So my suggestion is for people who don't like this show instead of stating they don't like whatever plot that's going on. They state what the expect from cartoons personally and state why this cartoon isn't adding up to that standard, but also take a step back and think about what a cartoon is in the first place. If you are someone partial to Totally Spies or My Life as a Teenage Robot then I have real doubts you'll like this show.

I was rather surprised at the fairly low average user rating that The Mighty B! has received. Some of the negative reviews I read are generally wrapped around the show's resemblance to Nick's older cartoons, perceived clichés, Bessie's speech impediment, her high amount of energy, and the occasional gross-out humor that is used. To me these sound like opinions of someone who has seen just one or two episodes, because even I wasn't quite sure what to think after seeing it for the first time. I had to give it an honest effort (just like a few other shows such as Invader Zim, Foster's Home or Billy & Mandy), which really led me to like it a lot as I continued to watch it.

So one point of contention seems to be the crude humor. To me, this show is a bit rough around the edges, but is not hard to handle compared to Family Guy, later episodes of Billy & Mandy and some earlier Nick toons I've seen. Only a little scene in one episode (not saying which one) made me grimace when I saw it, while many parts of Family Guy and Billy & Mandy made me change the channel. So the crudeness is unnecessary, but not by any means overbearing.

And why do some viewers seem to think this show is unoriginal, unless that is their attempt to support their negative opinions? In the case of Gwen and Portia, respectively a stereotypical hipster and valley girl, I believe they fill a role that places Bessie in her proper place, as they continually try to degrade her without a glimpse of success, adding a lot to the humor put forth by Bessie's antics. As far as Penny's stereotype is concerned, the only other character she could even relate to is Patrick Star, but their personalities are still much different and Penny is hilarious. The air-headed blonde girl Millie also cracks me up.

Even in spite of characters like Portia & Gwen, this is Bessie's show. Unlike any other female cartoon character I've seen, she is so full of energy, completely oblivious to her own popularity & appearance, and quite sharp-minded. Every other cartoon I've seen on Nick that's worth watching involves male comical characters, and any females that hold a primary role are usually not at all funny or antagonistic, since they are restrained to cynicism or being "miss perfect." I love how Bessie steps far outside this area; she's hilarious and adorable in every respect, including her silly lisp, which only adds to her personality.

A lot of the time when it comes to Nickelodeon tv shows I don't buck the trend, but here I do. The Mighty B is a rather good show, although not perfect by any means.

The animation is very expressive and animated. This is one of the times where flash animation was the right choice.

I didn't find Bessie as annoying as others thought she was. Maybe it's because I spent a lot of time with small children when I was in foster care, but I seem to have an immunity to annoying characters in media in general. There are times, though, where she will grate on you, though luckily, not to the extent of the actual characters in the show.

Overall, if your looking for a solid mid-2000s Nicktoon, you may find it here, despite there being a few duds in the episode listing.

Remember the last time you were stuck on an airplane and the annoying brat in the next row kept wiggling, squirming, talking and kicking the seat for the whole flight? Bessie is that kid. She is a hyper little geekwad with a painfully abrasive voice, and is so irritating that this show just isn't fun to watch. What's more, the show lacks the multidimensional humor that would make it amusing for adults as well as children. Instead, there are potty jokes; racial, class, religious and regional stereotypes; and the central joke of Bessie's completely nonexistent social skills. It's hard to connect to Bessie or feel anything about her except the desire for her to shut up! The animation is OK in a '90's Ren and Stimpy-ish way but like the rest of the show, it seems they made it intentionally frenetic just to cover up the lack of anything genuinely interesting. Nick has canned better toons without giving them time to develop. I hope they consign this stinker to the bottom of the bin and use the resources for something decent.

When shows starring little boys or animal boy... things. Like Ren & Stimpy, Rocko's Modern Life, heck, even Crayon Shin-chan. They're treated as classic pieces of subversive animation. And if you don't like it, you're a prim and proper, an anime nerd, or awful girly thing. And the shows always seem to star little boys of some sort, targeted at little boys.

And honestly, it's kinda sexist. "Snips and snails and puppy dog tails" and "sugar, spice, and everything nice". Every girl is a cloud of perfume that never has to use the bathroom. And boys are a collection of hardcore toxic waste. How banal has the gross out comedy become, not because it's a gross out comedy, but because it focuses on males being gross.

Bessie Higgenbottom of the Mighty B! is here to set things right. With an absolute hoot of a comedy of the veins of Ren & Stimpy. But even more refreshing. And it's easy to see how, as many reviewers are targeting this show for being "gross and vapid" in a way they'd never target the boys shows.

Clearly our culture has some work to do when so many people are freaked out by a little girl picking her nose. Bless Bessie Higgenbottom, we need more of her kind.

I'm 15 and a half right now. When this show came up, I had... 10 years? I was watching cartoons in Jetix and Nick (the main channels in Latin America. Yes, Jetix was a channel. RIP) when an ad of this show was set to air. I was like I couldn't believe how much garbage this show had to feature when it finally set on TV. When the show premiered circa July 2008, I was in shock. The protagonist is very, but i mean, VERY annoying, and so its voice. Entire episodes were crap, the plot was nonsense, voices were TERRIBLE, and I don't know how nor why, the graphics of the show made me sick. I stopped to see that piece of garbage, with only 2 days of episodes watched.

Nickelodeon, you failed as a channel with your new shows. If you won't change, you'll finish like Disney Channel, or even worse.

My face could of been burning after I watched Grumpy Old Bees. I need mint paste! Plot: This plot could of been better, Bessie wants to earn many badges but ended doing some crazy stuff Characters: Penny and the antagonist characters are Really annoying. The casual bad characters around, obnoxious, cliché, and annoying at it's highest. Plus there's some unfitting voice casts.

Humor: Bad. Instead of making me laugh, they could made me lie down to a dirty floor. Their jokes fail 15x around.

Art: It's animated with cookie cutter style. That's why it's crappy. It's like ChalkZone in the 2nd seasons and present.

Overall: -3. One of the cookie cutter style, or should I say "garbages". It's just like it's failed cartoons like World of Quest and Pearlie.

I think this show isn't funny nor entertaining. Every time my little sister turns on nick to this show, I get a headache. They try to make it funny, but it is not even close to any of the past cartoons nick has shown. I can't get through an episode without leaving the room and turning on my Gameboy or my Ipod. This show is making my sister stupid i think O_o Usually cartoons have smart humor... this was just frustrating and out of reach stupid. I think I will watch SNL instead. anyways... 3/10 i would give it 1 but i think that will be a compliment. Good Luck Nick, try and get better shows for kids, teens, and adults.

I've always loved Nick since I was a little kid. I've seen good shows come and go. I try to give everything on Nick a chance, but to be honest their cartoons just seem to be going down the drain. I'm a big fan of Spongebob Squarepants (the older episodes mainly), The Fairly Odd Parents, older cartoons such as The Angry Beaver's, Hey Arnold!, Rugrats, and Doug.

However I cannot stand 'The Mighty B!' I think it is one of the most disgusting cartoons I have ever seen. It's directed towards children in my little sister's age group (she's almost 9 years old). There is nothing funny about this show at all. There are some good things such as there being a range in body types. That's really the only nice thing I can say about it. The entire show is based on gross-out humor, which is fine in some shows only that this one goes above and beyond gross-out humor. There's an episode where Bessie drinks a girl's mucus in order to get the chickenpox. That is one of the most appalling things I've seen on a children's cartoon show. Besides that, Bessie's character is completely rude, obnoxious, and sets a terrible example for kids. She just acts completely out there, she talks to her finger for crying out loud! I'm not at all saying being unique is a bad thing, but Bessie is ridiculously disgusting. This character has no manners whatsoever. My sister has even began to act more like Bessie. Yeah she's 8 years old, but she wasn't doing anything nearly that gross before this show came about. It needs to be taken off Nick, it's a disgrace to cartoons.

The Mighty B! is an original, witty, well cast cartoon which is SO refreshing from the endless hours of Dora and Diego I have had to endure. My 3 year old loves Bessie, Porche and Happy....and so do I! The comedic script makes me laugh. Bessie has an unyielding determination coupled with a positive outlook and a wonderful sense of self. If we think back we have all known a Porche in our lives and most of us have known a Bessie...and deep down we all are routing for the Bessies of the world. The message that the show conveys is always a positive one and there is a very limited amount (if any) of foul language that I would consider inappropriate for my 3 year old (unlike many other cartoons). I truly hope that this show sticks around for a very long time. I really look forward to seeing what the happy-go-lucky little girl with the adorable lisp will be up to next!

This show is extremely hilarious! Idk how anyone could say it's crap. You have to have a sense of humor in order to get this show. I mean it's not vulgar or disgusting, it's just plain old funny. You know when your a full grown adult and your laughing just as much as the kids it's a good thing!!! I wish there were more shows out there like this for my kids to watch. I love this show!

Amy Pholer is a genius- I find this cartoon extremely funny and reminiscent of Leslie Knope from Parks and Rec. This show encompasses what Amy is good at portraying, an annoyingly passionate, and loveable character who challenges the stereotypes about being a girl. The animation is awesome and the story line is original- I will always enjoy watching this show.

I remembered watching The Mighty B! on Nickelodeon and was nice. The characters, the humor, the writing are all well-done and I can say that this is one of my favorite Nucktoons of all time. Man, was The Mighty B! a fun show. Give this one an 8.4/10

I love this show more than I love Amy Poehler. Why? Because this is one of the greatest shows I ever watched! I have been binge-watching this show since a month ago! Bessie is my favorite because her personality was not only patterned after Cassie from Upright Citizens Brigade, but Kaitlin from Saturday Night Live as well! (all three are portrayed by Amy Poehler) My favorite episodes have to be "Dragonflies", "Catatonic", "We Got the Bee" and "So Happy Together".

When I first watched the show back in the mid-2010s on my device, I barely watched the beginning of "Sweet Sixteenth" when I watched the full episode of the first episode called So Happy Together. This. Show. Is. So. Awesome! 10 out of 10. Fun fact: Not only Matt Besser and Amy Poehler has starred in this show, but Upright Citizens Brigade as well.

Ah, yes. I remember The Mighty B, I was 10 years old at the time it premiered on Nickelodeon. Brings back some great, nostalgic memories.

Okay, let's get to the review. The Mighty B! is a cartoon about a 9 (and three quarters) year-old girl scout who aspires to become a fantastic superhero by collecting every Honeybee badge there is in existence. First of all, this is an extremely original premise and I can see why Nickelodeon accepted this show. It's great! This is one of the most underrated shows I've ever seen. I fail to see anything bad in it. The animation was fluid and great, it even has some wacky antics in the style of Tom and Jerry or SpongeBob, two other cartoons I love.

Bessie Kajolica Higgenbottom is an excitable, energetic character who is very loyal to being the best Honeybee scout in her troop. She is a very likable character. Next there's Happy Walter Higgenbottom, Bessie's stubborn but easy-going dog who is usually dragged into Bessie's schemes and hi-jinks against his will. The relationship between Bessie and Happy is both touching and hilarious at the same time, and the switch between friendship and tension between them is very interesting. Benjamin (Ben) Higgenbottom is Bessie's 6 year-old little brother who feels unappreciated and wants to become Bessie's sidekick when she goes full blown superhero.

The show lasted for two seasons and Nick gave it the boot during the middle of the second season, and its fate was getting burned off on its sister network Nicktoons. Personally, I enjoyed the first season over the second season. Season one felt like it had more heart and character development. Season two gave the characters and backgrounds a re-design, giving the show a more "tan" look. I didn't mind the changes too much, but Season 2 was lacking the "magic" that the first season had, even though Season 2 was still good, just not as good as Season 1. My favorite episode of the entire show was one called "Bee Patients" found in Season 1, which is when Bessie and Happy are injured and must go to the doctor and vet respectively. Happy gets a dog cone around his neck, much to his dismay, and Bessie must take a booster shot, which she is afraid of. To me, it was the best episode of the entire show. It's where the show really "shines" and it shows what good you can do with animation when used in the right hands.

The Mighty B! premiered way back in 2008, when Nickelodeon was still in good condition. They had great shows like El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera, Back at the Barnyard, Wayside, Making Fiends, Ricky Sprocket: Showbiz Boy and much more I loved and enjoyed deeply. Now that time has passed and we're in 2015, times are looking quite bleak for Nick with terrible shows like Sanjay and Craig, Pig Goat Banana Cricket, Breadwinners and mediocre to almost bad ones like Harvey Beaks.

So, in conclusion The Mighty B! is an excellent cartoon that I look back at with fond memories and it easily beats any new show out on TV right now.

The Mighty B!-10/10 Excellent masterpiece!