This is a show made for infants, and it delivers enough stupid randomness and flashy colors to appeal to them. At the same time, the parents who watch this with their kids need to have some sort of entertainment, and this is pretty entertaining. It's certainly not good, and if meant for anyone over four years of age, this would be an insult to their intelligence, but it's bizarre randomness that appeals to the babies, seemed to work to sort of win this one over for me.
DJ Lance Rock has a nifty toy collection and a play set where they all have strange adventures. Brobee, Muno, Plex, Foofo and Toodee are different types of creatures who have fun learning about manners and how to be active. Meanwhile, other little skits involving kids pop up and sometimes animated songs are shown.
I can see what kid's like about this show. It's imaginative and loud and colorful. Those three aspects of the show would normally be very irritating, but it adds to it's humor. I get a kick out of how stupid this show truly is. It teaches well, and pushes little things kids should know in their faces through song, dance and weird sketches featuring these weird costumed characters.
DJ Lance Rock is the happiest character to ever appear on the TV. I can't imagine someone being this peppy, happy, and flamboyant all the time, but Lance manages to do it. People who enjoy bad acting will really get a kick out of his over the top performance. It's funny. This whole show is unintentionally funny.
Yo Gabba Gabba has enough etiquette to teach children and it will appeal to them. Adults may or may not enjoy the craziness of this, but I do!
My rating: *** out of ****. 30 mins. TVY
DJ Lance Rock has a nifty toy collection and a play set where they all have strange adventures. Brobee, Muno, Plex, Foofo and Toodee are different types of creatures who have fun learning about manners and how to be active. Meanwhile, other little skits involving kids pop up and sometimes animated songs are shown.
I can see what kid's like about this show. It's imaginative and loud and colorful. Those three aspects of the show would normally be very irritating, but it adds to it's humor. I get a kick out of how stupid this show truly is. It teaches well, and pushes little things kids should know in their faces through song, dance and weird sketches featuring these weird costumed characters.
DJ Lance Rock is the happiest character to ever appear on the TV. I can't imagine someone being this peppy, happy, and flamboyant all the time, but Lance manages to do it. People who enjoy bad acting will really get a kick out of his over the top performance. It's funny. This whole show is unintentionally funny.
Yo Gabba Gabba has enough etiquette to teach children and it will appeal to them. Adults may or may not enjoy the craziness of this, but I do!
My rating: *** out of ****. 30 mins. TVY