Terrible acting, screenplay and direction.

ridiculous rating

if their story seems completely bonkers, almost like a feverish work of fiction, you ain't heard nothing yet.

If you're interested in the topic at hand, you should just watch it and judge yourself because the reviews have gone very biased by people that didn't even watch it and just hate (or love) the creator. I liked it, it was well written, narrated, and directed and it was about a topic that interests me.

For a while, I thought this cartoon was good at first, but then I say episodes where Lucky, Rolly, Cadpig, and Spot ended up being punished or grounded. My only favorite episodes of this cartoon were Lucky to Be Alone where Lucky got to live with rich dalmatians and Love 'Em and Flea 'Em where there was a touching romantic ending between Lucky and Two-Tone. I do like Two-Tone, but I think Cadpig is the cutest pup around since she's so little and adorable. This cartoon was not all that fun because if there's one thing I hate it's when parents get tough with their children. I'm just glad this cartoon isn't on Toon Disney anymore. If it was, I would only record those two episodes mentioned above. If this show had no episodes where the pups were grounded or being punished in any way, I would give it a 10 out of 10, but now that I have seen all episodes, I'm going to give it a 5 out of 10.

Although the original Disney cartoon for the 101 Dalmations was, in my very humble opinion, an awesome show, the series left much to be desired.Instead of being cute, or old fashioned, or even great storytelling, the series focused on several of the puppies themselves as they were growing up on a farm. The recurring characters are mostly the puppies along with a few other animals thrown in for some diversity.I think that perhaps if I were much younger, and this was one of my choices for a morning viewing, I would most certainly review my options to see if anything else caught my fancy. Considering this as a choice only if nothing else suited my early morning cartoon desires.I do like the fact that most every episode teaches some sort of lesson, and it does so without the requirement of going the gross path that some modern cartoons are going, but then I would expect little else of Disney and thus I place them a little higher on the expectation pedestal.Just my opinion. I hope that you give the show a shot for yourself and then make your own opinion.Thanks.Dan

This is one of the worst cartoons, let alone tv shows, in existence. I thought the 1996 piece of dog crap that came before was bad enough, but this is pure torture. The huge cast of dalmatians is taken out of the picture, including the parents, Pongo and Perdita, and in the lead we have: Lucky, the only puppy who appeared in both the excellent animated film and the horrible live action film, Rolly, who also appeared in the animated flick, Cadpig, a character who didn't appear in either Disney film, but was featured in the original novel, and...... Spot the chicken. A $$^$#@^%%$^ CHICKEN!!!???? WHAT WAS DISNEY THINKING!? Spot is one of the stupidest characters in Disney's existence, a character who is entirely worthless and adds nothing to the series. Even worse, the other three characters, as well as Cruella, Jasper, and Horace, are horribly one-dimensional, lacking any sort of real personality that makes you care for them, unlike so many of Disney's other shows. Add in really bad animation, as well as a bad music track, and you have Disney's worse cartoon series ever(with the exception of Teacher's Pet and Lloyd in Space).BOTTOM LINE: This puppy really needed to be put to sleep, and I'd administer the fatal shot myself.

I loved this show! My favorite was Tripod. My fave episode is when the De Vil family tried to get rid of the Dearly family. Yup, those were the days... It's on Toon Disney if you want to see. I recommend this to any kid that loves the movie, or person that is young at heart.