Better Late Then Never

Clever, believable, and super fun to watch. It totally has replay value.

This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

Excellent characters with emotional depth. My wife, daughter and granddaughter all enjoyed it...and me, too! Very good movie! You won't be disappointed.

The one episode I saw was about a field trip to some kind of factory, and (as per the usual for comedic field trips) the kids get separated from the rest of the class and hilarity ensues. The theme song to this show was good, and the show itself was entertaining, but the cartoons of the late 80s/early 90s were alot better than this. Also, they kept making not-so-subtle marijuana references using the Jamaican-looking kid. He was always thirsty, seemed highly confused, etc. This is really getting old...the ghost of Walt Disney needs to come punch the current animators in the face. They shouldn't use the wholesome Disney namesake to pimp their stupid counter culture references....leave subtle adult jokes hidden in a kids program to Scooby Doo and Space Ghost.

The animation for Pepper Ann looks pretty crude by today's standards, but it's consistent, has a definite charm, and is so cute.What makes this series stand out is its writing and cast - and a great theme song and incidental music, too. It's jam-packed with witty and hilarious observations. The episodes stand up to repeated watching, and many of them are classics. The consistency of the storylines would put any Star Trek series to shame (and I'm a Trekkie).The characters are great and impeccably well fleshed-out. For once, there's a healthy dose of excellent female characters, and indeed, most of the stories revolve around them. And they're brilliantly acted by a superb voice cast.Kudos to the makers!

Pepper Ann is the coolest show. I seriously can't wait if they ever make a movie. Pepper Ann herself is pretty funny, but I think the funniest on the show is Milo. It's a good show not only because it relates to teens, like me, but its got a whole load of jokes for adults, too!

It still surprises me that Disney created something actually fun to watch on television. Pepper Ann is nothing like Disney's other programs, it isn't even close to a "girl Doug" show some people describe it as.Pepper Ann mirrors similar problems children her age worry about - attending unsupervised parties with both sexes, getting a first bra, grudges with enemies, solving typical screw ups every kid goes through- you name it!Clever and amusing, Pepper Ann is a favourite for all ages. You'll laugh at the acid stabs at pop culture and American foibles, fall in love with the characters [Pepper Ann the spunky heroine, Dieter the sweet and lovable German exchange student - even semi-outcast Pink Eye Pete will be admired] and marvel at how Disney finally succeeded in creating a watchable animated series.