Middlemost Post
By Polly Conway,
Common Sense Media Reviewer
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Kooky animated series has cartoonish violence, teamwork.
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What's the Story?
Parker (Becky Robinson), a nimbus cloud, has taken up a new line of work: delivering mail for the Middlemost Post. His boss, retired sailor Angus (voiced by Adventure Time's John DiMaggio), shows him the ropes, along with the help of walrus friend Russell. Did we mention that Parker and Russell can shapeshift whenever they feel like it? Getting the mail where it needs to go isn't always easy: They have to contend with the disapproval of the mayor (Colton Dunn), as well as deal with daily life stuff like chores, but this crack team is up for the challenge.
Is It Any Good?
It has all the hallmarks of the standard frenetic animated Nick offering (lots of butt jokes, over-the-top violence, and physical gags galore), but there's a warmth and sweetness to this series that feels special. Possibly helping that cause is the lovely voice work of veteran DiMaggio, who brings a softness to the rough-looking Angus, and Parker's enthusiasm (slightly less crazed than the obvious comparison: SpongeBob) is infectious.
Why is this particular crew in charge of the local mail? Don't worry about it. Like Angus wisely says, "You don't know what you don't know." Kids will enjoy Middlemost Post's many visual gags as Parker transforms into everyday objects, and parents will appreciate how he learns how to deal with disappointment and life not always living up to expectations (sometimes it turns out even better!).
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about teamwork. How do Angus, Parker, and Russell work together to get their tasks done? What makes them a great team? Why do you think teamwork is an important skill to have?
How do you feel about cartoonish violence, like in this show or others like Looney Tunes? Does it affect you the same way as "real" violence? Why, or why not?
Parker is optimistic and eager to become a better worker. What other qualities does he have that you might see in yourself?
TV Details
- Premiere date: July 9, 2021
- Cast: John DiMaggio, Colton Dunn
- Network: Nickelodeon
- Genre: Kids' Animation
- Topics: Friendship
- TV rating: TV-Y7
- Last updated: October 14, 2022
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