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Hokey Smokes! It’s about time that I got to talk about two of the most classic television icons. In this review, I’ll be talking about the 2018 revival of The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle by DreamWorks Animation that they released on Amazon Prime Video. It unfortunately did not last long, but why didn’t this version of Rocky and Bullwinkle last as long as either the classic series or DreamWorks’ version of Mr. Peabody and Sherman?

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Aurélien Beauchêne

And before that revival, there was the abysmal 2000 live-action R&B movie...

Lady Helen Bio Rodriguez

Wow we've gone this far without reviewing any Rocky and Bullwinkle aside from mocking the live action film. Damn

Alan Oliva

Alright, now we’re talking! While I was expecting this to be a more fun experience, I’m just glad you enjoyed it! I think I appreciated it more because I was a newcomer, aware of its existence. As a kid, I hardly saw any of the original episodes, but I did catch some reruns and '80s shows like Underdog, The Muppets, and Garfield. When I requested this one, to tell you the truth, I was thinking of something obscure that not many people seem to know about. Honestly, I still think it’s a bit underrated. Even though it didn’t last very long, it’s still worth mentioning! I primarily enjoyed it because it’s a Scott Fellows show. Almost everything he creates is a lot of fun and quite enjoyable. Some people might recognize him for his collaborations with Butch Hartman on shows like The Fairly OddParents and Danny Phantom. However, I also really enjoy his sitcoms, such as Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide and Big Time Rush. Unlike Dan Schneider's shows from that era, Fellows’ work has a style reminiscent of live-action cartoons, which has always been a highlight for me. In fact, it’s something that Warner Bros wished they could have mastered in something like Space Jam 2 or Tom and Jerry. Ironically, I will admit he doesn't hit his mark when it comes to actual cartoons like I can imagine, since not a lot of people seem to like his regular cartoons like Johnny Test or Supernoobs, and I guess this does include this show as well, but for the most part at least it has their fans!

Justin Grant

I remember watching the 2000 movie when I was a kid and enjoying it. But it was in the 2010s when I saw the Mr. Peabody and Sherman movie and enjoyed it, and watched the entirety of season 1 of the original series when I was in high school. I've only seen clips of the new show on YouTube, and not to say I didn't like them, I don't think I'll be watching the show anytime soon. Mainly because I don't have Amazon Prime Video. Still, I'm open to a new Rocky and Bullwinkle show.

Justin Grant

I do kinda like Johnny Test. I watched it a lot as a kid. I'm down for a new Rocky and Bullwinkle show.

Alan Oliva

Hey that's awesome. Unfortunately, nowadays, you basically have to pirate the content unless you can purchase it on Vudu or AppleTV. Since not long after this, they just took it off Amazon Prime. Just saying, also try the Netflix reboot of Johnny Test! It's also fun!