Allegra

This is a fun, entertaining and heartwarming story that harkens back to when shows could be engaging for the whole family. The acting is top notch once you get over the audio sync as this is a dubbed Spanish show.

Contrary to what rallder19 says - who rambled for multiple paragraphs, yet has watched just half an episode - Disney has up the ante with Entrelazados.

They tell a complex story well. My eight year old daughter had no trouble following the multiple layers. As an adult viewer I was just as hooked as the target audience. As a parent, there are relatable themes in the story that really made me think.

The decision not to dub the singing was a good choice, allowing the viewer to enjoy the actor's true performance.

I now have more appropriation for dance, with the show demonstrating intricacies of the art form that I didn't previously comprehend.

We all have the opportunity to analyse the past, as Allegra did, to fix the present.

I'm looking forward to season 2, as well as more like this from Disney.

I wish it wasn't dubbed - I'd rather watch in Spanish with subtitles, but this show is cute & fun. Exactly the kind of lighthearted show I needed after all the serious ones. Cast is great. I hope there's more dancing in future episodes; currently on 4.

My only gripe is that the woman playing the mom is only 10 years older than the girl playing Allegra. And Elena Rogan is only 16 years older than the mom. The mom seems like an older sister and it was confusing at first.

Otherwise great to see a fun new show on Disney.

My girls are 9 & 11. They LOVED this. We were looking for a show to watch as a family. This was great!

We binged it and watched all the episodes in 1 weekend. I think people always judge these shows so harshly. We enjoyed it!

Find Me in Paris was an English Language show made in Germany, but set in Paris, and this appears to be a transposition of it. Find Me had a naive charm because of the casting, the acting (which definitely got better as the actors grew into it), the slightly slapstick script, and because it recognised its effects budget was limited but used what money it had to good effect. It was total escapism that had some basic moral points to make about teen/ya relationships, and my son really enjoyed it. By using ballet as the baseline, it created some interesting dance style interactions. This attempt to update it (sorry, only got through the first episode) tries too hard and on the evidence I have seen so far is just not engaging. Pity; teen time travel fantasy can be very entertaining when done properly...