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I am not saying this is the best show ever, because it isn't, but I like it. True it is very predictable at times, and may have some clichéd characters here and there and it is not the most original show ever admittedly.

The animation is bright and colourful, and the music is nice. The writing is amusing and the stories do have their very good moments. I for one like the title character Sharon, her screaming and all that may annoy some, but she has a great and loyal personality, and I think Alicia Silverstone did a swell job voicing her.

Overall, a good if not great show. 7/10 Bethany Cox

It has entertaining episodes, very funny scenes and memorable characters, I highly recommend it.

of all the times i watched that show i never knew it was Alicia Silverstone who played Sharon.no lie.as soon as i saw that in here i started to crack up.i mean the only t.v. show i've seen her in is clueless as a matter of fact i watched clueless today too but it's like the episode that i've seen a million times.my friend was actually the one who told me about brace face and i started to watch it 24/7. every time it came on ,and my sister watched it too even when she was like 17 and 18 she told me about it too.wow i'm just really shocked by this.it doesn't even really sound like her in brace face either. Sharon's voice sounds. ......i can't even explain it but now i know that it's her who is the voice of Sharon in brace face..wow

Reading through the comments, it is surprising how many simply do not like this show. This is fine, but it would be simply unfair if it is assumed as comparable to other teen cartoons, this is somehow uniquely bad. It is not. In fact, the show is fairly enjoyable, providing an uplifting message that being an ordinary teen is fine, and that all those little dramas that are deemed horrible at the time will generally work out okay. Not much of an edge and it's fairly predictable, but its heart is in the right place, and for a cartoon, it is good 1/2 hr. show.

I write this as an adult by the way. All the same, why all the complaints about Sharon? The voice is a bit annoying, but actually it is also a bit interesting -- distinctive and catchy. The show also does not really find braces horrible -- clearly, Sharon's life turns out fine, but surely teens in her place will find braces annoying and at times horrible to contemplate. This is realistic. And, yes, teens (and adults!) are often self-centered etc. Sharon in the end also turns out to understand the needs of others. She basically is a fairly realistic form of a semi-popular teen with various hang-ups and so forth.

As compared to other Disney (and teen) programming, it is probably in the middle of the pack. I class it above Lizzie McGuire, especially the later years when she is more Hilary Duff (star) than ordinary teen, though that show has stronger supporting characters. Nothing special, but fairly enjoyable, and not a bad Alicia Silverstone effort ... the woman surely did worst, lol.

When I was a youth and would watch TV. I use to dread this show. Fast forward. I binged watched the show and I fell in love with it.

Its an honest down to earth show. It touches various high school subjects like peer pressure, grades and family problems. It's similar to the likes of Ready or Not or Degrassi but just in animation therefore its more flexible and at times has uncommon behaviors.

It's a cartoon that I recommend to tween girls and teenagers. However, children nowadays are only attracted to trash and filth shows so iunno if they could sit thorough a great episode of Brace Face.

Having virtually every kid TVshow synchronized into Dutch, I don't know how the English version sounds, but I really like the Dutch version too. Braceface embraces all those horrific problems teenage girls go through. From falling in love with the one boy everyone wants to growing from a girl into a woman. Episodes vary from love to hate and everything in between.

Actually, this is not really a series for young girls. All the problems main character Sharon gets into will be highly recognizable for girls in their late teen-ages or twenties, but not if you yourself are actually 13. Having said that, a wonderful series that I always tend to enjoy in the morning or the afternoon for a good and decent laugh.

Watching Braceface is about so much more than watching a girl deal with her braces. It's all about being teenaged (or pre-teen) and the issues that come with it. Boyfriends, rivals, parents, embarrassment, friendship, insecurities... it's all in there. Most young people who watch Braceface should be able to identify, if even just a little, with one of the show's characters. The braces are just a mechanism of mischief. All in all, Braceface can get pretty deep (for a cartoon) and can make you look at yourself differently. It's much needed positive entertainment, compared to other pre-teen and teen offerings. As a mother, I am proud that my daughter has chosen to watch a show that she can actually get something out of for a change.

I love Braceface because it shows all the perils a teen goez thru. I I think that Disney did a Fantabulous job! Look past the unsignificance or her so-called MAGICAL BRACES, and look to the morals that are ended up being taught at the end of the show. It opens up a Teens eyes 2 see that the problems they think are big, are actually utterly small and unsignificant when everything comes down 2 the end. The sho is brilliant and full of Detail, Pizzaz, drama, and some comedy 2. This is all coming from an 8th grader too, that gets this sho totally & comletely and some of you adults just don't get the show's utter significance. THEY SHOULD Definitely PUT IT BACK ON Disney CHANNEL, because most of Disney channels shows 2day have teens in them, so it could totally go into the upbeat thread. I LOVE BRACEFACE!

As a child during the classic cartoon era, I had many shows that I indulged in. Many of those were just quirky, boy themed shows. I knew Braceface existed, any time I saw it I would grunt in disgust. I hated this show.

Then one day...

As a young adult, I binged though the show on youtube. I was amazed of how great of a show it was. It was not your typical bonker cartoon of hitting and toilet humour, it was a show about growth, positivity and living. Braceface was a realistic cartoon about the day in life of a girl. Okay it may not have been 100% realistic but, it had stories/characters where you can relate to.

Braceface is about a of a divorced family where they focus more on the young teen female in her day to day life. She gets braces and the braces are a blessing and curse; for they can sometimes cause problems or save the day. Not only that this show reflected on real problems such as friends, family, school, dating etc. Where the characters would deal with various problems without being obnoxious. Some problems were solved, some were not, and that's life.

I underrated this show, and it became one of the most positive, grounded and realistic animated shows of all time.

I recommend young females to watch this show. I also suggest that boys can watch it too. From the outside it looks like a girly show, but it's not.

Braceface: Underrated Classic.

I find this show intriguing. I mean, here's this girl who has braces and feels that life is ending, but she can only see the bad side and not the good. The braces give her a conscience, a sense of direction. Sure, they get her into trouble sometimes, but they help show here wrong from right in some weird way. Sharon is like most (not all) girls at 13. Boy crazy, struggling to fit in and feeling like a loser. She deals with real issues, has real beliefs, but at the same time struggles with conformity. Its not all about the Braces, but trying to fit in when it seems impossible. But she learns her lessons and when she gets them off she'll be grateful, like me, and all the other former "bracefaces" out there. :) Go Sharon.

I love this show. Some people say it only describes braces horrible in the first episode. Her braces get her into trouble in most of the episodes. I'm sad they cancelled it I would love to see more but sadly that won't happen. Watch it to see what you think. You can find episodes on YouTube or Tubi for free.

iam 13 and i love braceface, Dont take off braceface its the best show!. its good it got everything it has teenagers talking about problems and some tough times real people have everyday.and if your 15 to 19 why watch it if you dont like it?? other people who are 10 to 14 might still like it so dont take it off, it is just a waste of time listening to older people who complain about a show whats meant to be for younger kids like me

Love love the show but at times it could be really frustrating because Sharon is always trying to fix other people's lives even when it doesn't need to be fixed just because she thinks it does and she's always jealous of this person or that person instead of just being happy to be alive once in awhile being a teenager is hard and a lot of kids have a lot harder times at home they don't have time to think about who to be jealous of and what clothes to wear they have more problems with the food they have on their table and lucky to have a roof over their head if they have one I don't remember ever worrying about what my friends were doing or being jealous of what they were wearing or if I was good enough or if they fit in or who fit in I got along with everybody except for those that decided they were better than everybody else those people I couldn't tolerate so I didn't even bother with him cuz I had enough trouble at home growing up very poor was not something that made you think of what clothes you were wearing you are more worried about other things in my opinion I love the show it keeps my mind off of my anxiety and panic but I just wish they'd have made Sharon a little less Petty at times.

I can't remember how many times I've mentioned this show to friends and how much I loved it.

The way the characters grow throughout the seasons is really impressive. Each of them faces their own challenges, from typical teenage insecurities to complicated friendships and first loves. I also cherish how the show tackles important themes like acceptance, family, and the search for identity, all with a touch of humor that makes it super relatable. It's definitely a series that has given me unforgettable memories and a lot of laughs. I would totally recommend it to anyone looking for a good dose of nostalgia and fun!

Come on, settle down...what's the problem? I haven't seen this allergic a reaction to a kids' series since "Scrappy Doo" debuted! So, Sharon Spitz is a tad self-absorbed in her own problems; so? What adolescent ISN'T self-absorbed to some degree? I think what Flaming Pig and co. forget is that just about all fictional young teens, from Holden Caulfield to our hero in "A Christmas Story"; from Luann DeGroot to Veronica Ganz ( a six-foot tall thirteen-year-old: try THAT on for size), from the young narrator in "April Morning" to the ever-so-sensitive Daria Morgendorffer, young teens are always going to impress their worldview with their own not-so original growing pains. The only time that youth grows up quickly is through forced change, such as "April Morning", or Barbara Tuchman's "A Distant Mirror". Should Sharon Spitz emulate Claire Danes' character in the darkly comic, all-too-brief show "My So-Called Life"? Hey, how about letting Sharon and her pals emulate the sociopathic little no-neck amateur vivisectionists of Yukio Mishima's "The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With The Sea"? Or even better: let's dispense with the intellectual approach and let Sharon and Maria shoot up the school a la Columbine? Okay, okay, maybe I'm reading too much into this. It couldn't be that it's too...Canadian? Naah, Flaming P. is a Canuck, so that can't be it. Because it's from Nelvana? I HAVE observed, many times, a negative reaction to any thing "Nelvana" among certain people. Or maybe it's the not-so-subtle "Afterschool Special" feel of many episodes. But, is this realy a bad thing? It's a show about teens, so why not teen problems?Besides, the title is, after all, "Braceface"! What happens once the braces come off for good? Think about it...

Because of her insecurities, Sharon frequently has to overcome hurdles. She would go above and beyond in an attempt to gain popularity and favor. For instance, the time she rebelled against her mother because she wanted a tattoo or the time she got wasted in Miami while visiting her father to impress his bandmates. She learns a lesson every episode that being who she is, is sufficient. This show is incredibly relatable since Sharon share all the same thoughts and questions we had at her age. There was a point in time when everybody wanted to fit in, but as you collect life experiences you start to discover yourself and your own path.

Braceface is the story of Sharon Spitz, a naive teenager who lives in your everyday town and experiences everylife teen experiences. The premise is to give insight on the most common situations younger people can soon find themselves in and have fun while doing it. It's an enjoyable show, and I like the vivid colors used for animation. All in all, I give it 3 licks of flame out of 4.

Braceface is just a cartoon, but it´s a great show. Actually the first time I saw it, I totally adored it! And I used to dislike cartoons. When they show it I'm actually singing along with the opening song.

It´s about a 13 years old girl named Sharon: the braceface. She and her two best friends Conner and Maria try to survive high school. Sharon falls in love with a boy named Alden. He has his own band. But just like always there's a girl who thinks she's the whole world. I'm talking about the enemy of Sharon. That girl has a crush on Alden too. Things work out just fine and Alden and Sharon even got together.

Somehow this cartoon reminds me of Lizzie McGuire. But after all it's a great cartoon and kids will love it!

I think this is a good show!It's funny and well done so you can actually tell when the neighbourhood was built. This isn't like some of the shows where they have little detail, this has lots of detail.It's a very good show!

'Braceface' is an enjoyable half hour episode, animated series. The characters are built well and show some depiction of ordinary, real life teens. Although not sticking completly to the series title it does not matter too much, at least it's an original title! The introductory song is catchy and happy, sliding nicely into the episode's story without losing a viewer's attention. 'Braceface' covers a new medium of animated series for teens, the drawings are funky and the stories are orginal yet relatable; good fun.

The first time I saw this show I loved it right away. It deals with teenage problems that, let's face it probably any teenage girl would go through. Sometimes it can be a bit childish, but it only makes it more humorous. It has a great voice cast, especially Alicia Silverstone. I love Braceface and I hope it continues, it can be a great show for any teenager.