Lo scrittore fantasma

I've watched many children's shows with my girls as they grew up and thought this series would be fun. Watching the 1st episode I thought something was off. By the end of the 2nd episode I believe it is the acting. Stiff, awkward. The flow between actors is missing.

I find the children actors are not connected, hesitant acting, missing the flow where they work off each other. Instead GW feels amateurish. The principle is flat, like a stick character re-sighting lines (cannot act). As other's state in their reviews, no magic, no energy. The role of the queen is also flat like she just woke up from a nap.

The only two character who have energy are the Rabbit - excitement in his voice and this is a voice over. The 2nd is the little sister. The actors don't work well together. A puzzle with the wrong pieces.

This is a fun family show! It reminds me of Wishbone from when I was little. Kids get to learn about classic stories and have a fun show!

My 9 and 7 year olds love this show! It's definitely different from the original but fun for the whole family anyway.

I had never heard of this series. But, I'm glad I found it. Seems to be a true gem. Don't let the other reviews sway you. Just watch it and get immersed in it. And it's good for all ages. Even a 54 year old Dad.

For of all, I just reached "official" senior adult age. As many of the shows aimed for adults on Apple TV have a lot of profanity, I have tried out some of the shows for kids. This one was really a joy...I can't wait for more.