Critic Reviews
| 80 |
Los Angeles Times Robert Lloyd
A smart, amiable, colorful new cartoon series. |
| 75 |
Detroit Free Press Mike Duffy
A clever new animated series. |
| 75 |
Entertainment Weekly Clark Collis
Cute enough if you're 8 years old or under. [3 Nov 2006, p.71] |
| 70 |
Newsday Diane Werts
The show moves more like a ready-for-prime-time comedy than a kiddie toon. Think "The Simpsons" with soul. |
| 70 |
Hollywood Reporter Ray Richmond
The visual style is nothing terribly special, but the hues are rich, the writing reasonably clever and the premise a healthy cut above the often lame-o material that passes for creativity in the kiddie toon universe. |
| 70 |
Philadelphia Inquirer Jonathan Storm
Frenetically energetic, as all good music-school cartoons should be, Class of 3000, like The Simpsons, has material for young and old alike. |
| 60 |
Washington Post John Maynard
Benjamin clearly did not sell out with this good-natured, inspirational cartoon. |
| 60 |
The New York Times Virginia Heffernan
An eclectic, speedy and fun-enough cartoon. |
| 60 |
Boston Globe Matthew Gilbert
A slight but appealing mix of old-school Saturday morning cartoons from the early 1970s along with happy hip-hop tunes. |
| 30 |
Variety Brian Lowry
Limited animation, uninspired character design and ho-hum writing conspire to keep this all on a rudimentary level. |
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