I mean looking back on the pilot of this show when there a lot of crap on Cartoon Network and all that, seeing this show was a relied. It looked nice the characters were...new and it had a whole lot of potential to be something entertaining to watch. Then it continues and it looks at that potential take a a selfie with it then goes on its way. This show is really bland, like, extremely bland. A kid would watch an episode and not remember it until they saw it again. I just, I wouldn't rate it a bad show just one no would jump up and get excited for if they saw it was airing. The only reason this was saved from 4 was because the episodes where they're little kids are good and fun, though a bit out of place.

I don't know even how to rate this. It started great, went a bit downhill, came back better than ever, then went a bit downhill again. The three bears feel like real people, and the side characters are rarely annoying, with exceptions like Nom-Nom and Andy, but they were designed like that. I honestly love this show, and I think it's the 2nd best of modern CN after Over The Garden Wall. Overall, 9/10

We Bare Bears is a show about three bears, Grizz(short for Grizzly), Panda, and Icebear, who are trying to adapt to the overall nature of humans in mind of their own. I will admit, this show has a really good plot, which is why i'm not surprised that the show was a lot more popular when it first surfaced. However, the show's well developed plot is often interrupted by meaningless-try hard "pop culture" jokes/references, which are just annoying and awkward. Another thing that bugs me immensely is the fact that there are literal talking bears roaming around the streets (that seem to be the only of their kind), and are somehow treated as equal as a human being, wh-, what!? In short, this show just seems rushed and try-hard-y, and I would suggest watching it.

I've been getting back into Cartoonetwork since they've been adding gems into their line up and where Steven Universe has lore and character build, We Bare Bears has witty humor and relatable ties to its audience. Which I think is refreshing. Because as much as I like long stories, comedic humor and interesting situations that don't involve a plethora of magic and just result in mundane craziness is applause worthy.The only problem people have with this show as far as I can tell is, why are they bears or why is there no deeper meaning to them being bears? They're suppose to be outcasts in general society. I think that's something most can relate to, the bears don't have to represent a certain group or a reason why they're domestic. It's doesn't need satire or complexity.I suggest if you want to watch the show you should google the pilot episode; it does a much better introduction of the bears and humor then the official first episode. Also YouTube the behind the scenes with the creator Daniel Chong and the voice actors who really cement the ideas and views of the show.On the whole it's a great come back with simple needs. You'll love the voices. Resonate with feelings and emotions of the characters. I have faith that future seasons will dig deep and bring out some hard hitting classics.