O Chefinho: De Volta aos Negócios

The show sucks. It has terrible CGI animation, pointless plots, and terrible acting. Staci had the worse acting out of all the characters. There's also these continuity errors, like the fact that Boss Baby still works at Baby Corp, even though he abandoned his job and went to live with the Templetons. Also, the mom and dad don't call him by his given name "Theodore Lindsey Templeton". There's also toilet humor, which makes the show even worse. And the 2D animation is also terrible as well.

In conclusion, this is the WORST SHOW Dreamworks has EVER made.

We recently started watching this with our two year old. He absolutely loves the show. It's bright colorful and has the music and slap stick comedy that kids love. That being said it also has enough tongue in cheek jokes for adults to enjoy too. I enjoy watching this with him everyday. That being said the voice actors choices for the adult characters are annoying to a point that make certain pets hard to watch. And the repetition of how similar ALL adults look drives me nuts but isn't something the kids will notice.

It was a good, well directed TV show. Every child has its own characteristics. I liked Staci acting, her attitude while working in team. It was like little man in her. This show has lesson for everyone like working in team and managing team. Family and love is the core of this show.

I love animations, though I wasn't particularly keen on the movie this was inspired by. It's just too bizarre to think of babies this way... Of course its public is children who like to laugh at simple things, but that's the point in which watching this series as an young adult is worth the while. In my opinion, it's nice to see that a show with good morals is being produced in this hectic society. The importance of family, relying on others for support, believing in what you do, and so on, are things that I feel are not anymore in the goals our children are growing up to look up to. I hope it gets renewed!

This is an example of how to do family entertainment correctly. There is nothing outright offensive, meaning it is suitable for all ages. It has jokes that all ages can enjoy, meaning the entire family can watch without anyone becoming bored. There is an overall plot-line throughout the series, however individual episodes also have well-defined plots motivated by a meaningful message. The voice acting is good, and the animation is charming and of a consistently good standard. On top of this, it also hints at more adult topics without actually touching on them, blurring the difficult line between challenging children with more adult content or sheltering them. This is definitely a win for Dreamworks Animation!