Adventures in Wonderland

This show was one of the Disney Channel's best original series. It was a hip, entertaining, and always creative educational program that surpassed many efforts on PBS. It managed to teach children lessons about morality and grammar while also featuring talented and funny performers. I may admit the show may have been a bit preachy, but never did any of the characters talk down to one another. Although most of the actors were, and still are, unknowns, their energy always ensured that this program remained entertaining. The sets, costumes, and puppets reflected the charming and outrageous feel of this program. I really enjoyed this show when I was a kid and still recall fond memories about it.

Let's hope that DVDs of this excellent program have been released so that the next generation of kids can enjoy this gem.

I don't know that we have any other show that truly captures the heart, spirit and oddities of the 90s. And I loved every second of it.

Every single episode of this show had a purpose, it wasn't just mindless entertainment. They used their airtime to teach valuable lessons ranging from grammar to racism, and they did it in such a way that never once went over the heads of their target audiences. The writers on this show, both in the dialogue and the music, had a real gift for presenting difficult subject matter in an easily digestible package for young viewers.

And you can't talk about this show without mentioning the music. Every single episode feels like a mini broadway show, with very well produced musical numbers that are catchy, educational and fun simultaneously. They stick in your head, and some of them still haven't left me all these years later.

This series never truly felt like a TV show. Every single episode was given the love and care of a much bigger production, and no corners were cut. All the actors gave their all every time the cameras were rolling, and it produced a show that, while a product of its time (and an endless series of memes waiting to happen), holds up its quality fairly well and needs to be seen again.

I was hoping to see this show on Disney+ back when it launched but, unfortunately, we still haven't gotten a proper release of this series. Here's hoping Disney comes to their senses, gives this a proper HD remaster and makes it available to the world yet again. With the exception of outdated technology and a few dated references, this show still holds up today and the lessons are timeless. This needs to be available again.

All children should watch this show. It's educational, funny (sometimes even hilarious), and fun. It has many songs, good problems to teach kids, and "regular," but somewhat nicer wonderland characters. For all parents who are reading this comment right now, next time when you're at the video rental, rent and watch this show to see if YOU think this is a GREAT children's series.

I remember watching this on the Disney Channel when I was a kid back in the early 1990's. It was my favorite show. I've always been a fan of the two Alice books and anything having to do with those characters. It was and is a groundbreaking show and now you can watch every episode on Disney+. I've been having a great time rewatching it after all these years.

This show was absolutely AMAZING. I would tape every show and sometimes make a "best of" tape of all the songs. The best episode was when Alice dressed as a guy to join the "boys only" club in Wonderland. EVERY song in that episode was amazing.

"So let's even out the odds It's the proper thing to do With a club for boys and girls one that's fresh and new

We can play and dance we'll have alot of fun So let's even out the odds and have a club for everyone"

Wow, I did that from memory.