Bee and PuppyCat Season 1 Review



Media Name: Bee and PuppyCat

Media Type: TV Series

Season: 1

Episode Count 13

Release Year: 2013-2016

Creator: Natasha Allegri

Production Company: N/A (Pilot), Frederator Studios (Series), 

Original Networks: Nintendo Video (Pilot), YouTube (series)

Finished Watching: 11th September 2022

My Rating: 10/10

I originally found out about this series years ago while browsing one of the Frederator YouTube channels however I didn't watch it for some reason. I only ended up watching it when the second season (Lazy In Space) released on Netflix this year and I absolutely loved it. The characters were great and entertaining, the animation was also great and looked especially good in the fight scenes. I really enjoyed the nice and relaxed slice of life tone that the series contains most of the time. I also thought the voice acting and the music were both really good as well. I would definitely consider re-watching this series at some point in time. 


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