I find that I have little patience for most teen programming. Disney Channel 'sit-coms' like Hannah Montana are excruciating as comedy entertainment. Yet, 6teen is consistently funny without resorting to cheap sight gags and pratfalls all of the time and is cleverly observant of teen life with its insecurities and hangups. The characters are well individualized, if oddly mismatched, and the dynamic between each of them is explored and evolves as the show goes on and the characters pass through the usual teen rites of passage, such as dating and breaking up, getting a job and getting fired etc... Shallow, fashion-obsessed Caitlin wants to fit in, and clicks quickly with athletic and driven Jen, but dark non-conformist Nikki isn't looking for an 'insta-friend'. And sensitive Wyatt finds himself an odd man out among chauvinistic Jonesy and slacker Jude. Yet, the six teens are closer to one another than to anybody else in their lives and they wind up supporting and lending strength to each other as they dust themselves off after every new misadventure.The character animation and action direction are a bit simplistic, but the show is driven primarily by its character interactions anyway and it thrives on its writing.

Just keeps giving our wonderful and beautiful country of America more crappy cartoons. I don't know what i hate more, Totally Dramatic Island (Total Drama Island) or 6fiend (6teen). Teletoon cartoons are the worst, for example, George of The Jungle is horrible (0/10). Getting to the point of this review, 6teen is WAY beyond awful. I'll tell you why (↓).1: The animation looks a quadrillion times worse than normal Canadian cartoons, it looks like somebody threw-up on there desk and decided to paint with it! 2: These are not what sixteen year-old teens act like (in reality, a 6teen year old is serious and curses a lot, but there is no sign of profanity in this show). 3: Don't watch this show.

I love the character designs for this show, and the humor is great for those of us who aren't 5 years old, yet still don't want completely offensive jokes of the likes of the Simpsons. It's called 6teen, the characters are 6teen, and I can only assume the target audience is of the same age. The content isn't going to be squeaky clean when your main characters are teenagers in the teenage world of dating and growing up. The show surprisingly deals with a lot of teenage issues behind all the ridiculous cartoon situations they're put in... stuff like dealing with mixed marriages, and heck, even periods! It's one of the few cartoons I can still find joy in watching in my grumpy old age of 21 (*wink*). It does contain character stereotypes, but I think in that way it tries to include all the different "cliquey" types of high school and shows that they all can get along.

6teen showcases the adventures and mishaps of the world of 6 sixteen year old teenagers, set in one gigantic mall. Diverse episodes feature relationship woes, job worries and the ever important arcade hall of fame title. The characters' personalities differ respectfully, so you never feel cheated and the content is always fresh and entertaining.6teen is a show appropriate for kids old enough as, yes, sixteen, and even older. The program features humor for all ages: small funnies and spills for children as well as inside jokes and more mature content for older audiences. What is really appealing about this cartoon is the fact that it takes its rating to the limit. From skateboard tricks gone awry to fart jokes, to two hot girls thinking Jonesy and Wyatt are gay, and Jude reading Nikki's assistant manager pin as "ass man", everyone can appreciate this television show's offering of hilarious content.6teen is a well rounded program, well thought out and written. You can truly believe that these animated teenagers are real people with real personalities, and, most of all, real problems. The best thing about watching 6teen is getting funny lines you can use in real life, and watching a character's embarrassing situation unfold and saying, "Haha, I've done that!"