Pelswick

Once in awhile, a show comes along that is distinctly different from ones that have come before it. "Pelswick" may just be one of those.

It's a children's half-hour cartoon show produced by Canadian animation company Nelvana about a 13-year old boy and his odd misadventures. Oh, and another thing, he's paralyzed.

Now, the unique thing about this is this is *NOT* the point of the show. In fact, it is barely mentioned. "Pelswick" strives to show that a teen in a wheelchair is just the same as a "regular" teen. Pelswick is in every way like a regular boy-- he has a crush on a girl at school, draws cartoons during class, and deals with the school bully.

Most of important all, though, is this show is *HILARIOUS*.

Through it's obscurity and unique humour, "Pelswick" is certain to entertain not only children, but people of other ages as well.

John Callahan, the creator, is a genius. I'd reccomend anyone to watch this show. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised. ;P

This is a pretty good show. It may seem weird if you see a commercial for it, but when you actually watch the show, you will see it is weird. But that is far from a bad thing with this show. It has a good variety of characters. I recommend this show. You'll probably enjoy this show. I know I did.

This is a cinematic masterpiece truly above any other thing ever created. True art. God created this show in his own image Pelswick is God if god was a handicapped youth in a wheelchair. Gorgeous animation matched with brilliant writing and storytelling. Both hilarious and emotional.

If you have seen this show, you probably thought "This is weird". So did I. This show is good, but weird. The guardian angel character is weird. Pelswick's grandma is insane, but watching her in action is pretty entertaining. You might enjoy this show, but might think this show is weird.

I give this show a B.

I started to watch this show by accident, but I love it. The fact that main character is in a wheelchair is something that lacking in television, especially for kids shows. My five-year-old nephew (as most children do) would just stare at people who were in wheelchairs or had some other type of handicap but after he watched Pelswick it just seemed to be a normal occurrence to him. Every time he saw a wheelchair he would simply say "Like Pelswick" and go on with what ever he was originally doing. And YES the animation is a little crude, but if you can stand to watch through the first season of the Simpsons then this isn't that bad. The "Genie" is actually an Angel who is there to help Pelswick learn lessons in life. He CAN NOT walk some else said he could walk some of the time, I've seen every episode and he never to my recollection walked, he is a paraplegic he has no feeling below his armpits (he mentions it in an episode). As for the humor if you can get a copy of the "Ntalented" episode, which lampoons boy-bands, you will instantly love this show.