Exoticalot People are voting emotionally.

Claysaba Excellent, Without a doubt!!

Chirphymium It's entirely possible that sending the audience out feeling lousy was intentional

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

alonsosamillan I'm 15 and a half right now. When this show came up, I had... 10 years? I was watching cartoons in Jetix and Nick (the main channels in Latin America. Yes, Jetix was a channel. RIP) when an ad of this show was set to air. I was like I couldn't believe how much garbage this show had to feature when it finally set on TV. When the show premiered circa July 2008, I was in shock. The protagonist is very, but i mean, VERY annoying, and so its voice. Entire episodes were crap, the plot was nonsense, voices were TERRIBLE, and I don't know how nor why, the graphics of the show made me sick. I stopped to see that piece of garbage, with only 2 days of episodes watched.Nickelodeon, you failed as a channel with your new shows. If you won't change, you'll finish like Disney Channel, or even worse.

Xue Xiaoyu When shows starring little boys or animal boy... things. Like Ren & Stimpy, Rocko's Modern Life, heck, even Crayon Shin-chan. They're treated as classic pieces of subversive animation. And if you don't like it, you're a prim and proper, an anime nerd, or awful girly thing. And the shows always seem to star little boys of some sort, targeted at little boys.And honestly, it's kinda sexist. "Snips and snails and puppy dog tails" and "sugar, spice, and everything nice". Every girl is a cloud of perfume that never has to use the bathroom. And boys are a collection of hardcore toxic waste. How banal has the gross out comedy become, not because it's a gross out comedy, but because it focuses on males being gross.Bessie Higgenbottom of the Mighty B! is here to set things right. With an absolute hoot of a comedy of the veins of Ren & Stimpy. But even more refreshing. And it's easy to see how, as many reviewers are targeting this show for being "gross and vapid" in a way they'd never target the boys shows.Clearly our culture has some work to do when so many people are freaked out by a little girl picking her nose. Bless Bessie Higgenbottom, we need more of her kind.

pvtfunkyduck Honestly, upon first watching this show, it was hard to dig into, yet my brother seemed to have some sort of interest in it, so i had no other choice but to watch it, and I was impressed!To start off, the animation of "The Mighty B!" is really not that bad, compared to other cartoons out there now days. (And of course excluding Japanese animes and American spin-offs of the genre.) Anyone who has been around long enough to remember good cartoons from the past like "Dexter's Laboratory" or "Rugrats" will see a very strong resemblance to the cartoon "Ren and Stimpy" The introduction to each episode is nothing less of catchy and strikes the viewer with a happy tone, a great way to start up a great show. As for the song at the credits, they are eerie, given the time that they usually broadcast episodes regularly in my area. (5:00 AM)The plots of each episode are very funny and creative. Rather it's the main character, Bessie Higgenbottom, struggling to earn another badge and become one step closer to transforming into this "The Mighty B" figure or it's finding out her dog has a history in a Russian Special Operations group, the viewer will always find themselves wanting more.Truly this isn't the "best" cartoon out there today, but it's up there. For Nickelodeon, it is a step in the right direction, something to get away from the terrible shows they are putting out now days.

jackson-thurnquist-1 What happened Nick? What happened? I watched 30 seconds of the Trailer for it and I nearly pucked.Then I watched an episode of it. I nearly went into a crap induced coma.First off, I would like to say that this is the worst television I have ever seen. Movies, T.V. shows, even educational videos at school. All Better than this.The show begins with a horrible theme song. Not a catching jingle like you would find on Happy Days or Spongebob, but a poorly sung song that sticks in your head and annoys you beyond reason. The plot line is explained, which makes you laugh at it.The plot line is, A girl, Bessie Higgenbottom, is a member of some scout club. Bessie is under the sad impression that if she collects enough badges (Over 4,000), she will transform into a bee themed superhero.Then the characters get introduced. Bessie is a nerd, a real nerd. A geeky, 9 year old nerd without her 2 front teeth. the lack of her teeth give her a terrible voice which is extremely difficult to listen to and always focuses on getting her badges, no matter what. Her friends are even worse. Penny, a girl who doesn't know Poop from Pianos, and a teenage girl who ALWAYS has a teeny bratty voice which teens are "Famous" for. They were aiming to hit that bratty teen character, but went way to far.And the individual episode stories are unbearable. In one of the most recent episodes, Bessie and Penny visit a rundown pizza place with nerdy animatronic figures, and Penny falls in love with a Kangaroo one. But as she continues dating the animatronic roo (With limited vocal lines), the town goes up in arms in anger because the roo has been stolen.horrible, I know.What happened Nick, What happened?