Hallo Bobby

This was one of my favorite cartoons as a kid... the adventures Bobby found himself in were always interesting, and the animation was neat in its own way. Certainly one of the better kids shows that have been thrown out over time.

At first, I wasn't a fan of this show. But when I watched it on Kabillion's YouTube channel, it was just too cute for words. I mean, the plots were a bit bland, but interesting to say the least. The animation and art style is nice and aged very well, the designs are creative and adorable (especially Bobby), the voice acting's good, and it's one of those shows from the Renaissance era of animation (the 80s-2000s). And even though I didn't grow up in the 90s, it's still a classic. I'd take this show over Caillou any day, due to good morals, likeable characters, relatable scenarios, etc. I recommed this show for little kids.

Wow, this ran for 8 years! This is one of the many quality cartoons from the 90s which created the week day morning, week day afternoon and Saturday morning cartoon blocks famous and viewed by millions. The 80s might of started this trend, but the 90s perfected it and offered something for everyone. From a zanny kids cartoon like bobby's world, to serious afternoon drama, to appointment Saturday morning viewings. Homie Mandel here created a cast of chracters that interact perfectly with one another and provide ample laughs and bobby puts himself in enough trouble or excitement each episode to keep children coming back. Howie Handel's a majority of the voice work but there are several other great voice actors. If you have a young one, and I mean young, deff check this out.

Bobby's World was one of my favorite cartoons. It is a journey into the imagination of what I think was a six-year-old boy. So, we are forced to things as a young child would, which makes it loads of fun. The stories involve Bobby, his big dog and boy's best friend, Roger, his obnoxious brother (with a rattail) Derrek, his shopping mall Valley girl sister and her boyfriend, the funky mom, Bobby's frequent playmate and uncle Ted, Bobby's red headed friend Jackie (who shares his later adventures), and finally Bobby's dad (Howie Mandel). It's no surprise that the show lasted 8 years.

Bobby's World also threw in those last minute moral stories the way the G.I. Joe cartoons did. Although sometimes, they were more like show closers similar to what Ren and Stimpy had. The real Howie Mandel would be interacting with cartoon Bobby as they said good bye to their audience or reiterated to children some important lesson.

It is one of the great cartoons that Fox had to offer. If you ever get an opportunity to rent the videos (I think they eventually started putting some of the seaons on tape) or catch the reruns on television, you're in for a treat.

Cartoons. I hate cartoons. They're all so cute and cuddly. But not this one. This is probably one of the most creative cartoons to come out, since, well... EVER!I hope the reruns keep in syndication, I'd hate for another generation to miss out on the fun.