TV Reviews
Unusual animals are educational, but some are harmed or die.
Network: Animal Planet
(2012)
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Crudity and absurdity abound in best pals' misadventures.
Network: Nickelodeon
(2013)
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Fishing competition is family friendly, despite the title.
Network: Animal Planet
(2013)
Copious violence overshadows promising themes in hero 'toon.
Network: Disney XD
(2013)
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Animal jobs are exciting and potentially dangerous.
Network: NatGeoWild
(2013)
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Sweet sloth sanctuary series focuses on sick, hurt animals.
Network: Animal Planet
(2013)
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Bizarre action 'toon mixes violence, stereotypes.
Network: Cartoon Network
(2008)
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Man's perilous life with lions raises issue of conservation.
Network: Animal Planet
(2009)
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Globe-spanning wildlife documentary is compelling, majestic.
Network: BBC America, AMC, IFC, Sundance Channel
(2020)
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Animated retellings have broad appeal but some iffy stuff.
Network: Animal Planet
(2018)
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Fun shorts showcase amazing careers, people who choose them.
Network: Disney+
(2020)
Celeb-led tour of Disney park is fun, heavy on advertising.
Network: Disney+
(2020)
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Complex '70s series still has allure for mature tweens.
Network: Hulu, Netflix
(1979)
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Canadian animal-trapper show is mild and humorous.
Network: Animal Planet
(2014)
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Action-packed, layered second chapter in del Toro's Arcadia.
Network: Netflix
(2018)
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Explicit, violent animated shorts are meant to shock.
Network: Comedy Central
(2014)