Really Surprised!

Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

Strong acting helps the film overcome an uncertain premise and create characters that hold our attention absolutely.

I forced myself to watch this show just to see what all the fuss was about and I am pretty sure my brain shrunk afterward. Most of the jokes are unoriginal or not funny, the art style looks like it was put together in less than 30 seconds, and the characters make no developments in anyway. If I could I would give zero stars for how poorly made this show is.

I didn't expect it to like it as much as I do, since i'm not the biggest on the sweeter types of cartoons, but this was a pleasant surprise!

Maybe Disney didn't get the rights for 'Regular Show' but this is exactly what it is.. only it is NOT funny they tried to copy Mordecai and Rigby's personality even the show title it's self 'pickle and peanut' tries to copy 'regular show' Honestly this is just a really sad; non-humorous show that's trying way too hard to be good. It's intro and outro copies Regular Show's feel. This is just a really bad Disney hash of Regular Show.

Sadly, like all other great Disney shows, this one ended early, with only two seasons made. It was the opposite to other Disney series, like SvtFoE, Gravity Falls, blah blah blah. It was not cutesy, not appopriate for partial viewers, and instead it was like an Adult Swim show with some Disney magic to top it off.You might find this offensive, but for me, it is incredible for how Noah to be able to pull off this type of show. It might have been one of the hated Disney shows to be made, but for me, it is a trippy show you might want to consider again.Now, time for a full review on animation, characters, and plot. (WARNING: SPOILERS, kinda)Animation: 10/10 "It's so bad, that it's so good." Now, the animation, is one hell of a ride. You'll find bad 3d scenes, live action shots, 90s Disney equivalent style, etc. This show just celebrates the variety of animations ever made. Also, I like how they made horribly done 3d animations. It's like Rick and Morty's "Exquisite Corpse" promo, every type of animations combine into a show. It is what helped shaping the show we all know.Plot: 8/10 "It could've been better in the first season, but the 2nd season nailed it." I don't know why, but I felt that some episodes are unoriginal or boring for some reason, but that is only for the first season. Y'know what they say, learn from your mistakes. So, season 2, is the best season of the entire series. They also made a episode exclusively for 90s Adventure Bear, the one episode that paid homage for 90s Disney shows.Characters: 8/10 "All characters are interesting, but some of them are just downright hateful." Nothing to complain here. Every characters are interesting. Peanut, the main antagonist, is the Disney Rigby. The one who likes to have fun, but also self-aware of himself. It's nice to see some character development on him, and how he matured himself from time to time. Pickle, is the much more innocent version of Mordecai. The one who is rough around the edges, but has a child-like innocence in him. The one minor characters I like to mention is Champion Horse. Basically, he is BoJack Horseman combined with Shia LaBeouf-like personality. There are only a couple of characters that I hate, like McSweats, a jackass that likes to show off, but fortunately, he does somehow changed himself, but only temporarily.Verdict: This show, I hope it could be going on 'till 4th season, but sadly, it died too early. 2nd has the best start compared to the 1st season, which is much weaker, somehow. Final rating, I could go for 10/10, a perfect score from me, this guy that liked this show to death. By the way, how's your mom?EXTRA NOTE: To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Pickle and Peanut. The humor is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of its humor most of the jokes will go over a typical viewer's head. (why am i doing this, send help)