Patrick

Don’t waste your time. Season one was a train wreck, that you couldn’t stop watching. On the edge of your seat, wondering what next disaster was going to happen next. In Season two you will continue watching, asking yourself, “whaaaaaaaaattt, can so much death, destruction happen to and befall upon these six characters”? Then comes Season three, every three to four minutes you’ll pause, roll back to the title page and ask yourself if you are still watching the same show. Season three is best described as the show Gomer Pyle, meets the show Lucille Ball, which marries Ghetto Barbie. Run, don’t look back, drop the remote before you waste 8 hours.

This show is a bright light in a time of struggles for young people and adults of all ages. The mad cap crew of young children show and learn first hand how to adapt and overcome. How to love, trust, and most of all live moment by moment in hope. Our world could use more hope in our daily lives. I applaud Disney for creating such a wholesome show. It deserves a second season.