Parents need to know that this animated series has its share of cartoon violence, but only the bad monsters get beaten up. It's a fun and age-appropriate show with some very positive features: a girl superhero and a refreshing lack of racial stereotypes.
Positive messages:While the show is more about providing entertaining action than pushing positive messages, it does promote the idea of a strong female heroine and clearly distinguishes between "good" and "bad."
Positive role models:Juniper is a strong, resourceful superheroine. The show avoids stereotyping, a trap that it easily could have fallen into.
I AM 60 YEARS OLD AND I LIKED WATCHING JUNIPER LEE AND THEN ALL OF A SUDDEN THEY TOOK IT OFF THE AIR WITHOUT ANY EXPLANATION. I WISH THEY WOULD BRING IT BACK.
Well, It was canceled for a reason. How they can even compare this show with "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" or "The Simpsons" is beyond me. I swear, sometimes I think that they can put anything on TV. The show had no plot and, for me, entertainment. Shows need to have a spine and enjoyable characters.
Some viloence and stuff. I think this show is funny for the adults. But really, it's fine. I like it. I think of this as a disney show, not a cartoon network show.
The Lifes and Times of a Good, but Sadly, Forsaken Show
This is a very interesting show staring a Te-Xuan-Ze and I'm very sorry that it was canceled. A lot of shows that were good were canceled on CN and I hope they don't make another mistake.
I watched three episodes and I think I understand why this show was cancelled. The voice acting leaves a lot to be desired. It's okay for little kids who can overlook a flaw like that, but for the older set I would recommend something like American Dragon: Jake Long instead.