Scanialara You won't be disappointed!

Spidersecu Don't Believe the Hype

Tymon Sutton The acting is good, and the firecracker script has some excellent ideas.

Marva It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

Cartoon King Yes I really mean all of that. "The Tick" has gotta be one of the greatest cartoons ever! Based on Bed Edlund's comic book series of the same name, "The Tick" follows a dumb superhero called The Tick, and his timid sidekick Arthur who protect The City from evil villains. One of these villains is named Chairface Chippendale and his face is (as his name suggests) a chair! Another is Uncle Creamy (voiced by Bobcat Goldthwait) who is an evil living ice cream cone. And there's an evil baker named The Breadmaster. Despite only having 3 seasons and 36 episodes, The Tick has gained a huge cult-following by the people who watched the series on Fox in the '90s.This show was brilliant. Not only do we have a villain with a chair for a face, a city called "The City", but The Tick's battle-cry is "SPOON!". The writers on this show sure knew how to make one hilarious cartoon. The villains were odd, The Tick was a moron, and the stories were complete parodies of the superhero genre. Why this show was ended so soon I still don't understand. I LOVE this show, and lots of other people did (and still do) too, so why was it ended after only 3 seasons? I guess we'll never know."The Tick" was one of the best shows of Fox's sadly extinct Saturday morning and weekday afternoon block "Fox Kids". Truly one of the greatest cartoons ever, with hilarious characters, brilliant writing, great animation, excellent voice acting, and a really cool jazz theme song. Definitely one of the top 10 greatest cartoon shows of all time.Rating: 10/10 "Amazing"

bellini97 This has got to be one of the best cartoon series ever made since The Simpsons! The concept alone is enough to pull you in and The Tick himself is hilarious with his dim-witted yet cornball heroic dialogue. I can't wait until the new live-action series comes on!

Chrissie Justice comes in many forms, and in The Tick it comes in at about 400 pounds in blue tights and wrapped in mixed metaphors.The Tick is that rare beast -- a cartoon the adults will enjoy as much as the kids. In the tradition of Bullwinkle and the Alf cartoons, The Tick is sophisticated if silly, intellectual if infantile, a one-liner of truth in the hyperinflated monologue of network television. It's... oh, never mind. Watch it and see.

Blinking_Fish The show could have lasted if it was in prime time. More adults watched this show then kids did. Fox even had a small commercial showing two adults watching the show after sending their kids off to someone else's home so that they could watch it with out the kids interrupting them. This show could have lasted if only the people knew how to market it right. I don't know why the tick was so popular with the adults probably because it was funny and that they could relate with the big blue guy sometimes. I mean who doesn't get distracted by shinny objects, and who else thinks that the worst nightmare is a day job (and most of us have to live that nightmare.) Now the only way I can enjoy the tick is by reading the comics.