Petite Hélène

Review bombing is NOT the way to get your feelings across. Hating something and giving it a bad review because you don't like someone, and not THE SHOW? Is childish behaviour that eclipses even that of "Evil Ellen", as you immature little runts keep putting it... Grow Up! You are review bombing something that has new child actors AND June Squib, what did they do to deserve this low rating from you?

Ok, so before i went into this show i was expecting it to be some. Narcissistic display of arrogance from ellen just to brag about how "nice" she is for the thousanth time, but it turned out the actual show really isnt that bad. At its core its a fairly compitent slice-of-life show about growing up in a large city, its almost nostalgic in a way. Ellens character isnt some gigantic mary sue like i was expecting, but instead she acted like any other 7 year old girl. The art style is cute and colorful (although the animation leaves a bit to be desired) and the humor is pretty sub par for the most part, but overall id say its a solid OK. Its pretty average for the most part, but there is still SOMETHING of substance here, not much but there is something.

Not something i would actually recommend watching, but i would still say it turned out miles better than i was anticipating it to be. As long as you can forget all the horrible things ellen herself did for 11 minutes, this show is probably at least watchable.

Little Ellen is an adorable, funny show. My grandchildren love every episode. There are fun songs , positive messages and diverse characters. You will not regret making this one of your favorites.

Little Ellen isn't a bad cartoon, in fact it's well-animated, has fine writing, and handles life lessons well enough so it's just fine for youngsters, the problem with it is that it is based on Ellen DeGeneres. Once upon a time everyone believed DeGeneres was some great lady who was kind and sweet to all but in recent years it's come to light that she is anything but a virtuous individual and has a history of being mean and nasty to others especially her guests and employees - Judge Joe Brown has quite the story to share about his time guest starring on one of her talk shows, I strongly recommend seeing his interview with Kwame Brown. So a program like this which is about teaching important life lessons feels like an act of desperation on DeGeneres' part to make sure her brand does not collapse entirely and will make it not easy to stomach because no matter the effort a lot will not come across as genuine enough. I can't help but feel bad for the people creating this series, they're doing their best to make a good product but it's subject has ruined their reputation to where consumers will ignore it because of association.

I think an adventure with creativity, imagination, optimism and resilience is fine, plus they solve problems and also sometimes there are songs that represent each situation. I think the series doesn't have to be almost nothing related to the Ellen DeGeneres' real life and life (as well as SEGA doesn't want to relate so much the three Sonic movies with the Sonic video games), the series "Little Ellen" is already perfect.