Gospel Bill (1981–2022) User Reviews

A Cringeworthy Trip Back in Time

[Illyngophobia · 2/10 · 25 July 2016]

This low budget obscurity centers on the adventures of the citizens of a fictional Old Western style town called Dry Gulch. Being that the show was produced by Willie George Ministries, you can already take a guess that this is a show aimed for Christian kids.

The quality of the show is fairly low, but fits in with other Christian kid shows of the time; such as Joy Junction and Circle Square. Much like other shows aimed to the same demographic, the show also includes musical numbers and puppet show based segments--all of which are equally as cringey and terrifying.

The show is available on DVD and is still showcased regularly on the channel SMILE. If crappy low budget shows are your weakness or are a guilty pleasure for you, then this might be right up your alley. If this is the case, then this could be something fun to stream with your friends if you want a good laugh.

Low Budget, Though High Quality.

[neosmooth · 10/10 · 1 December 2018]

This show actually still airs and is a great show of Faith. It's not 'high budget', but if you really look at the production, you can pick up on the definite details of the cast, costumes and set. A lot of thought went into this show, though many will take the easy route and cast stones of how 'cheesy' it may look. High budget 'Hollywood' production doesn't ensure good quality.

Best ever

[bigsigh82 · 10/10 · 24 October 2013]

I love the Gospel Bill shows. They are so informative, and parents do not have to worry about letting the kids watch any of these shows. The episodes teach awesome Bible truths, in a fun, kid friendly way. There is so much Biblical teaching packed into each show. The lesson's learned will never be outdated, and will always be relevant. The shows teach and show Biblical examples for kids and adults. The "actors" show hands-on examples, and helps show kids how to be bold sharing God's Good News in their everyday lives, as well as how to grow spiritually. I do wish it was available on Netflix or was more accessible for every day viewing. Thank you, Willie George!