People are voting emotionally.

I wanted to like it more than I actually did... But much of the humor totally escaped me and I walked out only mildly impressed.

It's easily one of the freshest, sharpest and most enjoyable films of this year.

It's a movie as timely as it is provocative and amazingly, for much of its running time, it is weirdly funny.

It's simple and well hearted all around. My 3 year old loves it and I love that it's not over stimulating. It has simple full story lines that a small child can actually follow about everyday things that actually happen to 4 year olds! It's relatable for her and the corney little jokes are very much her humor.

This is one of the few TV shows I actually enjoy watching with my kids(2,5 & 6)! It has none of that hyper flashy fast moving objects coming at you which just makes me tired and not wan't to watch, or even have my kids watch TV. Basically it's just a hearty show of a very typical family that seems to have plenty of time to spend with their kids. Sometimes(most of the times) things don't go as planned. We definitely recognize ourselves in Peppa Pig. My whole family enjoys this show very much! Some of the comments from people giving low ratings was fun to read. Apparently it's not OK to teach kids it's fun to jump in the mud even if you are a pig... Or that it's OK to cry about things for no reason when you are 2 years old( I do agree it's a annoying habit but if you are 2 years old, not much can be done on how one reacts to different things). You should apparently have better manners regardless of age. You're also a slow and stupid child if you have not learnt to count to 10 when you are 5 or wonder about things that you don't grasp yet. Yikes. I wonder if the people writing those comments actually have kids?

Peppa Pig is very charming and funny. I like the crudely drawn characters. Their heads resemble the depictions of "puds" which we used to draw on desks at school. The only negative is that Daddy pig is portrayed as a fat idiot. He pretty much always messes up every project he takes on and his whole family mock him for this, as well as for being fat. In all the episodes I've seen, which are many, Mummy pig has only messed up once. That was when she was trying to get a hat out of a tree on a windy day.No reference to Mummy's prodigious girth is ever made. This is a good thing I suppose, because God forbid a toddler should emulate that behaviour and have to take The consequences. The poor little blighters don't deserve that. It's unfair to single out Peppa Pig for this criticism really, it's pretty much ubiquitous in the treatment of male characters on TV and indeed of fathers in real life. So all in all, Peppa Pig is excellent entertainment and useful for socialising your toddler into the world as it exists now.

This is one of the few cartoons your kids can watch over and over again without melting your brain. Very catchy and beautifully simple. Its a shame they aren't making any more.While this show shares the same need to portray morally strong characters as most children shows, it's quirky approach, and the fact that Peppa can be quite bitchy, makes it fresh and bearable. There are so many bad shows that adults struggle to watch, this one however, allows for a nice break. Great show, and my kids adore it. 10 / 10.I hope to see some new shows in the future as I am sure they will be well received.