Pooh’s Adventures of Amazing Animals - Poisonous Animals: Part 7. What did we learn?





Overall: 4.6/5
0.08/10. The original show is half and hour long with ads included. The edits in this video extend it to nearly 51 minutes. See how much time Pooh’s Adventures can use up? This video just goes to show that the more characters you have, the less you’ll learn, since they can be such a distraction to the most important subject. Even with typos and fan-created family trees, kids will only feel dumber than before. Tune in tomorrow when I probably tear into a submission I have enough time for, as next week I’ll be in Greece.
Pooh’s Adventures of Amazing Animals - Poisonous Animals: Part 6. Hey! Here’s something that oughta attract SpongeBob’s attention!
Pooh’s Adventures of Amazing Animals - Poisonous Animals: Part 5. Two guests arrive - one relevant, one completely forced.
Pooh’s Adventures of Amazing Animals - Poisonous Animals: Part 4. I could only imagine seeing this in science class.
Pooh’s Adventures of Amazing Animals - Poisonous Animals: Part 3. Poor, poor Garfield…
Pooh’s Adventures of Amazing Animals - Poisonous Animals: Part 2. The “documentary” begins!
For those of you who may not know, Amazing Animals was one of Dorling Kindersley’s many educational series, made into a TV show co-produced with the Disney Channel and starring a CG gecko named Henry. Among the documentary footage provided of wild animals, there were also 2D cartoon segments and a bunch of other animal characters. You heard me - Disney, CG gecko, 2D cartoon segments. And you know what that means - from the creator of the double feature of overblown terror, Pooh’s Adventures of Amazing Animals - Poisonous Animals!
the Eds New Adventures of the PPG movie: Part 8. The end, and Milli doesn’t even make a peep.





Overall: 5/5
Even if it came from a 13 year old, is there seriously any point to it? Who is it trying to entertain? Why are there so little English classes in this world? It wasn’t even an overblown crossover, and Ed, Edd 'n’ Eddy fit decently, but they do nothing but talk to a character from a Nick Jr. show. It’s not a painful experience, but its stupidity, Engrish and repetition beg for such a rating as 0/10. Thank you, Tacowiz, for submitting this, and making me file a protest to the governments to set up more literature classes across the world.
the Eds New Adventures of the PPG movie: Part 7. Milli introduces her friends. Who on Earth could they be? Certainly not her Team Umizoomi partners.
the Eds New Adventures of the PPG movie: Part 6. The real action beings, and the Eds provide nothing but a useless backstory.
the Eds New Adventures of the PPG movie: Part 5. So far, the Eds have joined with Milli, a character from a Nickelodeon show. *shakes his head in disagreement*
the Eds New Adventures of the PPG movie: Part 4. The quality suddenly changes back.
the Eds New Adventures of the PPG movie: Part 3. People, I believe Pooh’s Adventures subtitling has achieved a new low. An enormous one, to be frank.
the Eds New Adventures of the PPG movie: Part 2. Well, at least this guy’s 13 and not 22.
Here’s a crossover without a talking teddy bear in sight - part 1 of the Eds New Adventures of the PPG movie, or the Eds New Adventure of the PPG movie. It’s the first (and only so far) crossover adventure video by Minun333, and combines two Cartoon Network franchises. Quite natural, huh? Well, let’s just hope it isn’t misleading. I hope to God it isn’t. It really can’t be THAT bad.