Andromeda Hall

I like the diverse assortment of animals this show discusses, but I do not like the show. I agree with other comments that it’s borderline inappropriate for children but too “silly” for an adult to take even slightly serious. The narrator speaks in different voices for each animal and makes up “absurd” situations/stories for each. I would not describe this as educational. I also wanted to add for those who are religious, this narrative can be somewhat confusing if you are trying to teach your kids about God. The woman (I think she is trying to portray Mother Nature) repeatedly mentions the creatures “she created” and refers to herself as their maker. Just my opinion/perspective.

I’ve never rated a TV show before, but I had to leave a review somewhere after stumbling upon Somebody Feed Phil on Netflix! The show is funny, educational, and feels like home/on an adventure. Phil is an absolute genuine person who meets with other individuals who share a love-life and bring people together quality about FOOD from all over the world! Not only did I enjoy watching, but if my kids were up this late they would probably get some laughs and foodie fun ideas or possibly some travel suggestions! 5 stars and a must watch if you enjoy eating and diversity. Simplicity and humor. Family and fun!