It’s hard to say much without saying a word. But Oggy Oggy does its best.
This kids’ show on Netflix features a well-meaning cat and a bevy of puffy, furry little friends as they play, learn and go on short adventures. (And we’re talking literally short; every segment is 10 minutes or less.)
The world Oggy Oggy and his pals inhabit is pretty delightful: The computer animation turns every object into a toddler-friendly toy. And in so doing, the show might encourage the young ‘uns watching in their own creative play, too. In addition, the stories often feature a small-scale lesson (like being nice or solving a problem creatively, according to our reviewer Emily Clark), communicated without a single spoken word. Everyone here communicates via sighs, giggles or, in Oggy Oggy’s case, meows.
So, it’s not exactly deep. But you’d be hard pressed to find a show that’s cleaner or nicer than this one.
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