DVD Verdict reviews: INVADER ZIM: DOOM DOOM DOOM (VOLUME 1) and more!

Today, DVD Verdict posted reviews of ALL GROWN UP!: INTERVIEW WITH A
CAMPFIRE, AS TOLD BY GINGER: THE WEDDING FRAME, BOOHBAH: HOT DOG,
CLIFFORD THE BIG RED DOG: EVERYONE LOVES CLIFFORD, DORA'S ULTIMATE
ADVENTURES, INVADER ZIM: DOOM DOOM DOOM (VOLUME 1), PUNKY BREWSTER:
SEASON TWO, SPACE GHOST COAST TO COAST: VOLUME THREE, and TRANSFORMERS
ENERGON: OMEGA SUPREME:


ALL GROWN UP!: INTERVIEW WITH A CAMPFIRE (reviewed by Dennis Prince,
overall score 85/100):
"They won't ever challenge young minds nor border on offending moms and
dads, so to that degree they come off as safe entertainment. And,
arguably, that's probably best, as animated features that try to
simultaneously titillate adults usually wind up introducing potentially
undesirable content that young ones love to repeat at the most
inopportune times (such as in front of Grandma and Grandpa or during
Sunday school)."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/allgrownupcampfire.php

AS TOLD BY GINGER: THE WEDDING FRAME (reviewed by Maurice Cobbs, overall
score 87/100):
"Even though I'm not particularly a fan of Klasky Csupo's other
animation, like Rugrats and The Wild Thornberrys, I can always
appreciate a smartly written show that doesn't talk down to its
intended audience, and Ginger definitely delivers on that level. The
show is a perfect blending of heartfelt teenage drama and witty, even
bizarre, humor."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/gingerweddingframe.php

BOOHBAH: HOT DOG (reviewed by Patrick Naugle, overall score 48/100):
"If you put me in a room and made me watch The Exorcist, then Boohbah:
Hot Dog, my shorts would stay clean for the first two hours, then soil
during the last one. Why? Because the five colorful characters in
Boohbah: Hot Dog are the stuff nightmares are made of."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/boohbahhotdog.php

CLIFFORD THE BIG RED DOG: EVERYONE LOVES CLIFFORD (reviewed by Lacey
Worrell, overall score 85/100):
"The long-running Clifford television series is excellent, especially
for very young children; it is the kind of show that teaches without
preaching, and parents can feel confident (unlike with many animated
feature films these days) that their children will not inadvertently be
exposed to anything questionable."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/everyonelovesclifford.php

DORA'S ULTIMATE ADVENTURES (reviewed by Bryan Pope, overall score
80/100):
"Parents, meanwhile, were just thankful to have another guilt-free,
educational viewing option for their children. And guilt-free it is, as
Dora and her compadres spend their time singing, dancing, and teaching
kids how to solve logic problems. I can't think of a more constructive
way to spend one's time while planted in front of the television."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/dorasultimateadventures.php

INVADER ZIM: DOOM DOOM DOOM (VOLUME 1) (reviewed by Mac McEntire,
overall score 93/100):
"Invader Zim might be too strange for some viewers. There's a lot of
weirdness for weirdness' sake here."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/invaderzimvol1.php

PUNKY BREWSTER: SEASON TWO (reviewed by Lacey Worrell, overall
score 42/100):
"There is no other way to put this: This show is bad. Really,
really bad."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/punkybrewsterseason2.php

SPACE GHOST COAST TO COAST: VOLUME THREE (reviewed by Dennis Prince,
overall score 89/100):
"The guest list has been impressive for the most part, arguably because
this was perceived to be the venue to reconnect with a maturing fan base
or to reestablish a fleeting sense of 'hipness.' Some guests clearly
know what to expect of the SG interview antics, while others sit
dumbfounded or disinterested in the wanton retardation of it all."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/spaceghostvol3.php

TRANSFORMERS ENERGON: OMEGA SUPREME (reviewed by Paul Corupe, overall
score 70/100):
"This DVD takes me back to a more innocent age, a time when it used to
take all my imagination to justify the curiously skewed scale of these
toys that had jets and big rigs dwarfed by handguns and portable tape
players. Unfortunately, on watching the show, I found that any sense of
nostalgia has been replaced by an even bigger emphasis on showcasing the
awesome toys to be had down at the local mall, a creepy bit of marketing
prowess that outweighs some of the admittedly exciting action sequences
in the show."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/transformersenergonomegasuprem.php

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