Cleveronix A different way of telling a story

Gutsycurene Fanciful, disturbing, and wildly original, it announces the arrival of a fresh, bold voice in American cinema.

Joanna Mccarty Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.

Staci Frederick Blistering performances.

mordenjacob PLZ READ ALL OF THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The show I didn't do it went from a bad show to my favorite show. Season two really got you a closer relationship with the characters and was a "friends" like show. Now thanks too all the people that left this show and lost hope in it there done with it. So thanks so much for that people. If you guys would rate this show really high on all rating sites and same with reviews we might be able to bring it back. Just watch the mid second season too the end or even the start to the end. You probably wont like the first season but at the end of the first season feelings starts to form and it gets a lot better. Don't want to spoil anything but watch for yourself. Honestly it might just be because it's on Disney channel and not on something like ABC or even Teen Nick. Also adults like this show so that shows something. So please guys all I'm asking is for us to try and get this show back. I mean honestly this was the one show that older people watched and not just kids. I mean really if a show like Jessie gets 4 or 5 seasons I think this shows deserves at least 3. This show at least for direct TV users is on at any time from 10:00 pm-12:00 am, might be the same for everyone. The reason I said that was because with more views I think Disney would want this show to come back. So please people just bring the show back guys, or at least try to get it back and give it another chance. I know that this is very long but it needed to be said and I think this is exactly what all the I Didn't DO IT FANS have been saying since the show ended. So again thanks for reading and that's everything.

donyeadelrey I have been watching IDDI for a while now. The show is funny, meaningful and sets itself apart from the other crap shows on Disney. You will find some kind of message wrapped in a couple of jokes and great acting. It was interesting how they used the second season as a way for the viewers to get to know the characters, while at the same time taking them a long the characters wacky journeys and antics. Hopefully the show gets a third season, to take us back to more fun, out-there situations these teens have. I can't wait for the next episode to air. This season seemed a tad short but, you don't want to spend do much time getting to know the characters and not having enough time to get back to the original reason for the show. The second season is about to wrap up so let's hope for another 20 or so episodes.

Ddey65 It's a commonly accepted notion that TV shows containing characters the audience can relate to will determine the success or failure of a show. This isn't always the case, most notably with the early-1980's Britcom "The Young Ones." It's also known that fans of "Kickin' It" were disappointed when Olivia Holt left that sitcom to do this show, which has been unfairly panned by IMDb users and other critics. This is kind of sad. The show has a silly and fascinating main cast of characters. Yes, there are similarities to FRIENDS, but that's not really that bad, and for the record the "cafe with the couches" was named "Central Perk." This show's version of Central Perk is called "Rumble Juice," a smoothie joint under a Chicago "L" station in Evanston, Illinois. Interesting of It's a Laugh Productions to choose edge cities for locations, rather than big ones kids might be more familiar with. I await a sitcom taking place in Yonkers, Mount Vernon, or Long Beach, New York in the future.The premise is fairly simple; Fraternal twins Lindy and Logan Watson (Olivia Holt and Austin North) enter high school with each other and their three friends, and get into all kinds of trouble along the way, especially as they try to break away from having to do things with each other. The fact that Lindy is book-smart and helpful while Logan is a slacker may help them distinguish themselves between each other. Besides the Watson twins, the three other kids that make up the "Fab 5" include smart fashionista Jasmine Kang (played by A.N.T. Farm's Piper Curda), High-strung germophobe Garrett Spenger (Peyton Clark), And last, but far from least, the quirk-alicious group weirdo Delia Delfano (Sarah Gilman).A standard episode usually plays out like this; The kids end up in some kind of fiasco, and usually have to explain to adults how the big mess of the week came about in the first place. The rest of the episode is strictly a flashback until it gets to the big mess at the beginning of the episode. Routine as it may be, it's hardly boring. What's not routine are the kids themselves. For once, the usual trope of the smart kid of the group wearing the glasses isn't true here. Not that Delia doesn't have a brain in that head of hers, but honestly, the only thing she has in common with Daria Morgendorffer is that she's a brunette with glasses who prefers the natural look.Of course, the show's not all about Miss Gilman's character. Typical of most Disney shows, it produces a romantic storyline between some of the characters, primarily Jasmine and Logan, which it gave subtle hints about until the episode "Lindy Nose Best," where it damn near served it to the viewers on a silver platter. Jasmine is also the reason Lindy learned to be a little more fashionable, according to some sources, and she's actually the brainiac of the group.As another reviewer mentioned, this show is non-musical, which is also a departure for Disney... so far. Olivia Holt sings the theme song, as well as other Disney-related musical projects past and present, and Piper Curda plays the drums and has a musical side-career of her own. So there's always a chance that the producers might try to integrate these aspects of their personality into the series.To the surprise of many, the show is getting a second season. It's good enough that it deserves a chance, but knowing how hard the critics have slammed this show, I'll be surprised if there's a third.

chubbydave This is a new show about a group of friends who always manage to get themselves into big trouble. The episodes usually start out with them standing in the middle of a mess they made and having to explain it to an authority figure whether it be parents, school principal, a business owner or in one case the U.S. Secret Service.A show can be no better than the cast. There are five main characters, two twins who are blond and shallow, a gorgeous chinita with beautiful brown eyes and amazing hair, the weird girl and a quirky guy. In the real world five people this different would never be buds, but this strong friendship bond is the background of the show.The show does involve some off-color humor such as a guy relieving himself in someone else's private bathroom thereby stinking it up, and another episode involves copious amounts of vomiting so immature people like me will love it.