Lhama Lhama

I've always been a kid at heart and enjoyed Llama Llama, this show deserves Season 3 to see how it'll go. None of us wanted it to be cancelled, because it just touched the hearts to all the young and old since Anna Dewdney passed away, we all should concider honoring her with Season 3 of Llama Llama just to see if it deserves it's ongoing seasons for many generations to come. In fact, I would hope if there's any info about Llama Llama's late father who was once a war hero who sacrificed for his family and let there be a new llama named Jerome (Luke Wilson) who moved from Peru with his whole family just around the corner of Llama Llama and Mama Llama's home.

The characters speak slowly and eloquently. For the most part good lessons are taught, but consequences and real life scenarios are off. For example, the two kids playing indoors. 1. Its not ok to jump rope and ride a scooter indoors. 2. The girl was playing wildly and scratched Llama Llama's brand new Jeep TWICE in just one minute, then refused the request to play nicely. LL was made out to be in the wrong because he wanted to protect his toys and didnt want to share with the purposely destructive kid.

Also, in the grocery store LL has a tantrum, granted the mother was taking a long time, but throws things from the cart on to the floor, items break, "people" knock over displays, but that behavior is acceptable and rewarded because LL cleaned up with the help of his friends?!?!? Nope!!!!

Other than that, the odd smiling, awkward pauses, and "cheap" animation are minor things that I notice, but overall decent show with MOSTLY good lessons to be learned. 13/15 good episodes.

My 4 yr old boy loves this show. It's a tender show that helps address feelings, appreciation, curiosity, and mildly difficult situations (for a kid). The dialogue is perfectly paced and clear for children to understand.

It's a sweet show. The characters communicate their feelings well. Llama llama is a sweet "kid" and he has realistic feelings of boredom and frustration. Parents complaining about this show makes no sense to me. If your child is acting entitled or whiny, that sounds like a separate issue. Maybe seek behavior therapy for your child instead of condemning them and calling them brats? Either way, it's not Mama Llama's duty to teach your kids stability and morality. I like the show. My kid does. It's cute and entertaining.

Asks to watch this everyday. This show is going to be huge.