The Jetsons Season Two
SCORE: 82
I continue my exploration of The Jetsons television show with The
Jetsons Season Two. There is a volume one and a volume two of The
Jetsons Season Two. I lumped them all together. By my count there were
thirty-eight episodes in The Jetsons Season Two. It took me around
fourteen hours to watch The Jetsons Season Two from start to finish. I
noticed some interesting improvements throughout The Jetsons Season Two.
The animation showed some improvements later in the season. The
character art changed a bit, and there were more expressive postures by
the characters in The Jetsons Season Two. Also certain things were done
differently in some of the backgrounds in The Jetsons Season Two. I am
sure they were trying to do some more impressive things with the
technology they had. It stuck out as I watched The Jetsons Season Two.
One of the things in The Jetsons Season Two that really baffled me is
how the family would spend the money before they got it. So they won
this lottery thing from another planet and were spending all this money
to upgrade their apartment. The market of that other planet plummeted
and they lost all their winnings. Yet somehow they were not in major
financial distress for it. I believe in waiting to get the money before
spending it.
There is a great episode in The Jetsons Season Two about being honest.
George teaches Elroy to be honest about making a mistake. Numerous other
characters try to get George to lie. George sticks with the truth and
his wife appreciates it in The Jetsons Season Two. I wish modern day
cartoons taught lessons like that. There is a bit of cartoon violence in
The Jetsons Season Two. There is also an episode where George pretends
to be a lady to woo another characters as a spy.
Orbitty is a new character in The Jetsons Season Two. He is a fur ball
with spring like legs and suction cup feet that enjoys hanging from the
ceiling. George continues to get fired and rehired quite often in The
Jetsons Season Two. There is some good fun and humor within The Jetsons
Season Two. I felt bad for George thanks to the code red, but it got all
resolved. George also showed he was the bigger man with that rich aunt.
- Paul
Video: 74%
Audio: 86%
Replay/Extras: 85%
Functionality: 85%
Family Friendly Factor: 79%
System: DVD
Publisher: Warner Bros
Developer: Hanna-Barbera
Rating: ‘NR’ - Not Rated
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