I am not a big fan of cartoons anymore, but "Hey Monie" is the exception to the rule.  The animation is actually worse than "Rocket Robin Hood" and "The Archies", but by no means does this take away from the sheer fun of this show.  The friendship between Monie & Yvette, plus the rich cast of characters and their interactions towards one another, make it a show that doesn't seem like a cartoon, but more like a real-life situation comedy. I always like to try and catch it on BET, and I hope one of these days it will be available on DVD!

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Successful single woman Simone navigates career, friendships and romantic prospects. Her supportive pal Yvette contrasts with an annoying boss and an overly popular co-worker while a neighbor harbors unrequited feelings for her.

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