Its really good entertainment for kids, and teaches good lessons for them
9 Reviews
Fun and educative for kids
charliethetuna-5136724 December 2019
Pretty good
goanimateisboring1 June 2022
Russian Peppa
SonnyYT27 August 2021
So Funny
bcastillo-2105416 November 2020
Show is a dumpster fire, a blatant ripoff of another dumpster fire
michaeldaman-9865213 December 2022
Oh lord, where do I begin with this thing?
We'll start off with Candy
She's the worst thing about this
Her so-called "ideas" are just doing simple things and BOOM
She's a blatant ripoff of Peppa, I mean, take an image of Peppa and then Candy
The only difference is: Candy is a frickin' cat and not a pig
The next issue I have is the story
It's this: Take a normal thing, make it an adventure, put two "Me-wow" sayings in it, give Candy an idea and BOOM, AN EPISODE
My next gripe are the names
Here's an example: "Mustard"
Tell me WHAT KIND OF A NAME MUSTARD IS
Calling a character "Mustard" is like calling Nintendo "Nin"
My final gripe is everything else
At best, it's a load of old garbage
At worst, it's a cash-grab.
We'll start off with Candy
She's the worst thing about this
Her so-called "ideas" are just doing simple things and BOOM
She's a blatant ripoff of Peppa, I mean, take an image of Peppa and then Candy
The only difference is: Candy is a frickin' cat and not a pig
The next issue I have is the story
It's this: Take a normal thing, make it an adventure, put two "Me-wow" sayings in it, give Candy an idea and BOOM, AN EPISODE
My next gripe are the names
Here's an example: "Mustard"
Tell me WHAT KIND OF A NAME MUSTARD IS
Calling a character "Mustard" is like calling Nintendo "Nin"
My final gripe is everything else
At best, it's a load of old garbage
At worst, it's a cash-grab.
Love it for my kids
emilyp0373 July 2021
Massive rip off
anthonycharlescarr10 December 2020
Kind of cringy
elizy-330922 March 2023
Warning: Spoilers
Kid-E-Cats tries to teach life lessons to children, but the execution is really not that great, in my opinion. The three main characters, Cookie, Candy, and Pudding, are extremely stupid. Kids make stupid decisions all the time, but these three felines are on a whole new level. Though Pudding might be the least annoying, and that's saying a lot. The parents are also pretty stupid.
They also face zero consequences for their actions. Their parents make the parents from Caillou look authoritative and reasonable. I'm dead serious. In one episode, the dad bakes a cake for the whole family, and his son, Cookie, eats the entire cake in seconds, and when the parents find out, they're just like, "Oh that's fine. Was the cake yummy? Let's make another one." EXCUSE ME? They didn't even scold him, ground him, nothing. They didn't even look upset. They were literally smiling the whole time.
Then there was another episode where the three main kittens make a "Good Deeds Agency" where they try to help other people out, and do you know what they did? They ran to their neighbor's house and flooded their garden beds, then when they saw a guy painting outside, when he left to get more flowers to draw, they TRIED TO PAINT THE REST OF HIS PAINTING. Who does that? Where is the logic? No child in the world would think, "Hey, that painter left his canvas and paints for one second. I think he wants me to paint the rest of his picture." No. And what happens to the kittens? Nothing. They were just told that they should ask before doing something for them to make sure that they're helping correctly, which is a good moral, but...come on.
There was also another episode where they made a huge mess at a fancy restaurant by ripping napkins and making the waiter trip by turning the lights off, but faced no consequence. Then another one where Cookie pretends to be injured so he doesn't have to clean, and he makes Candy and Pudding take care of him (so much so that they don't have time to finish cleaning), and the dad trips over their toys and hurts his ankle, and Cookie faces no consequence and gets to go to an aquarium. All of this would be fine if the characters at least faced realistic consequences for their actions, or if the show wasn't meant to teach moral lessons. Peppa Pig sort of has a similar issue, but Peppa really isn't as bad as bad as the characters from Kid-E-Cats. She's bossy and sometimes teases her dad about his big tummy, but she's sort of okay, I guess. Plus I kind of get the idea that the characters from Peppa Pig are meant to be over the top and ridiculous, and a lot of the episodes aren't meant to teach moral lessons, but rather make you laugh and be brainless entertainment.
They also face zero consequences for their actions. Their parents make the parents from Caillou look authoritative and reasonable. I'm dead serious. In one episode, the dad bakes a cake for the whole family, and his son, Cookie, eats the entire cake in seconds, and when the parents find out, they're just like, "Oh that's fine. Was the cake yummy? Let's make another one." EXCUSE ME? They didn't even scold him, ground him, nothing. They didn't even look upset. They were literally smiling the whole time.
Then there was another episode where the three main kittens make a "Good Deeds Agency" where they try to help other people out, and do you know what they did? They ran to their neighbor's house and flooded their garden beds, then when they saw a guy painting outside, when he left to get more flowers to draw, they TRIED TO PAINT THE REST OF HIS PAINTING. Who does that? Where is the logic? No child in the world would think, "Hey, that painter left his canvas and paints for one second. I think he wants me to paint the rest of his picture." No. And what happens to the kittens? Nothing. They were just told that they should ask before doing something for them to make sure that they're helping correctly, which is a good moral, but...come on.
There was also another episode where they made a huge mess at a fancy restaurant by ripping napkins and making the waiter trip by turning the lights off, but faced no consequence. Then another one where Cookie pretends to be injured so he doesn't have to clean, and he makes Candy and Pudding take care of him (so much so that they don't have time to finish cleaning), and the dad trips over their toys and hurts his ankle, and Cookie faces no consequence and gets to go to an aquarium. All of this would be fine if the characters at least faced realistic consequences for their actions, or if the show wasn't meant to teach moral lessons. Peppa Pig sort of has a similar issue, but Peppa really isn't as bad as bad as the characters from Kid-E-Cats. She's bossy and sometimes teases her dad about his big tummy, but she's sort of okay, I guess. Plus I kind of get the idea that the characters from Peppa Pig are meant to be over the top and ridiculous, and a lot of the episodes aren't meant to teach moral lessons, but rather make you laugh and be brainless entertainment.
"Peppa Pig Like"
arnie_rj6 December 2020
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