Tig N' Seek (2020–2022) User Reviews

Doesn't deserve the hate

[BoxwoodExpress · 8/10 · 31 August 2020]

Yes, it can be a little bland sometimes, but it's still a good show. Also, to that one reviewer -- letting your kids drink mercury is awful parenting, enough sid.

Anyways, onto the show. Tig N Seek is about the two expert finders, Tiggy and his pet cat Gweeseek. And that's pretty much all there is to it. It's a simple premise, I'll admit, but it works so well.

The show is aimed at a younger audience than most CN fare. It's not that it's a preschool show or anything, but it's definitely aimed at a younger audience than say, Infinity Train. It even reminds me of Blue's Clues a bit, because it involves a human and his blue animal friend solving mysteries.

It's a very sweet, laidback show. It's not heavy on lore or anything, but at the end of the day, does it have to be? It can be bland sometimes but it's not the worst thing in the world.

Surprisingly Funny

[mrcoolultra · 8/10 · 12 September 2021]

At first this seems like a dumb silly cartoon. That's because it is one, BUT it's a good and funny dumb silly cartoon. The humor is surprisingly really good, albeit definitely not for everyone, and it's artstyle ain't bad, although the original pilot had a better one in my opinion.

Not a perfect show, but it's not meant to be. It's just supposed to be a nice breather from the more intense Steven Universe, Infinity Train, Mao Mao, or other more story-driven CN shows.

Simple, funny and cute

[Streetlightghost · 8/10 · 8 April 2021]

Watched this with the kid I'm babysitting and I found it super cute and enjoyable. It was funny enough to win quite a few laughs from me, and there were a few surprisingly dark moments that I loved since I was raised on Courage the Cowardly Dog and Invader Zim (don't believe me? In one scene Tiggy almost got boiled in a vat of hot cheese sauce D: Thankfully the show never steps into truly dark territory, if you're worried about that) I guess the only thing that I would've preferred is a tad more world-building (for instance, where are Tiggy's parents? Is he an orphan? Why are there some animals who walk on two legs and talk while others don't, and why are some characters talking animals while others are human?) but younger kids probably aren't going to care too much about details so I can't blame it that much.

I love cats and I love shows that aren't trying to be more than they set out to be. If you're just looking for something that's simple, funny and cute, look no further than this.

Very Cute and Fun

[PinkTardis · 10/10 · 2 August 2020]

Not annoying like other kids shows but not filled with overly adult themes either. Animation is super cute, the characters are silly but fun. Really enjoyed it and can't wait for more episodes!

A Modern Day Masterpiece

[tommypezmaster · 10/10 · 10 October 2021]

This and Chicago Party Aunt are examples that a show like The Mighty B and a character like Bessie Higgenbottom can be done right. The premise is pretty original, the writing has it's moments and the characters are fun to see. All these examples are stuff that Yakkity Yak, Sidekick, Scaredy Squirrel and Bordertown failed to do.

It might have a time and place...

[lojoisme · 2/10 · 27 August 2021]

...but Cartoon Network is NOT the proper target for this thing. I could see this show on, say, Nick Jr. Maybe Boomerang? I do not understand why CN keeps trying to break into the toddler market. This show needs the kind of home where people don't expect much. Bottom line, it's really not great. Same old jokes, same old plot lines. Please stop.

Lovely and cute for kids

[princesseve81 · 10/10 · 25 January 2022]

This is an adorable and cute show for young kids...My 6 year old loves it and even I can sit and watch an episode or two with him...I recommend for parents looking for something safe that doesn't contain agendas or PC stuff a lot of kid's cartoons contain these days..

Just bad

[Uberlim · 3/10 · 31 July 2020]

Imagine there was a slot to fill in a bad idea called hbo max, that's a perfect fit, senseless, vapid, checked it out hoping for a Calvin & Hobbes reboot sorta', turns out it ain't worth putting in the recycle bin, waste of bandwidth. If i were to rate recent tv worst animated series from worst to shouldn't have existed, it would go : that 1, Duncanville, Close enough. Just ekh, i'd rather let my kids drink mercury than watch these failed attempts @ entertainment.

Kinda there

[Gleem247 · 5/10 · 11 April 2024]

This show really is just Uncle Grandpa just with no Pizza Steve or Mr. Gus. That show where you follow the titular character with the premise being that he's a do-gooder and helps people. You watch him derp around for most of the episode, mostly doing random things that don't really connect with anything, until something happens that solves the situation that the characters are in, sometimes leading into another situation, and then the episode ends. I don't hate Uncle Grandpa, not saying that this show is bad for being like it either, but like with Uncle Grandpa, the plots can sometimes be stretched out and boring, at least to me. At least with Uncle Grandpa there's Pizza Steve and Mr. Gus that at least work off the main character well and add a sense of chill humor to help balance out the randomness. The side characters in this show don't do much and just add on the randomness.