Why all the negative reviews I don't know. The original I couldn't stand, even as a young person. This is almost enjoyable to watch with a kid being an adult now. And some of the dang songs are earworms. Titus narrating is pleasant to listen to. I would much rather have this on in the background than anything from that baby fong pink shark productions, or whatever it is. Netflix did a good job with it IMHO, and I actually hope they make more. Compared to some other rebooted versions there are not many episodes to be honest. And considering that I've been nothing but pleased from what I've seen that WildBrain put their name on, it shouldn't be much of a surprise.

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