Una vita da Dug

This deeply charming companion/spin-off/afterward to Pixar's Up is exactly what you'd want from a "Pixar TV series" being both pleasantly brief, fantastically executed and brilliantly fun. It also came with an undertone of unintentional melancholy due to the release's proximity to the death of Ed Asner - but it's a really beautifully crafted little show and serves as a fittingly respectful epitaph to his long career. Hopefully on Disney+ we get a few more Pixar excursions like this.

I loved seeing these characters come back after so many years ago. Made my heart happy! RIP Ed Asner.

I'm not sure if anymore performances are coming but Asner had the good fortune to go out with these shorts being among his final work. They are delightful. They are droll. They manage to be a touching portrayal of the bond between an older owner and their new dog.

Dug is such a perfectly realized character; his animation, his dialog and personality are quintessentially the lovable family dog. This is more than solid Pixar. This is a great series of short films.

I have No idea how anyone gave this a 1. :o Obviously they have no childlike wonder. I'm Sad for them. But I'm Happy for the Rest of US!! :D I LOVE DUG!! And when I found the Talking Dug Stuffed Dog from Disney back in 2011, I got one immediately for my 5 year old grandson and 1 for me! Ha hahahhaa This show is adorable and if you have dogs you will love it even more.

RIP Ed Asner :( I was so sad to learn he passed just as this was released. But the Man left US all with a smile on our hearts and faces thru these cartoons. Thank You Ed. We Love You and will miss You! :( Enjoy this series with your kids, grandkids, or just by your own big kid Self! ;D.

Just a good Pixar hug, with beloved characters in sweet situations. In these troubled times, it feels good to disconnect with something lovely. Sadly, this comes just as Ed Asner, Carl's voice, passed away, so this makes it bittersweet, but still...More sweet than bitter.