Like Johnny Bravo, not that many characters stood out for me (even The Red Guy) except for the main ones. Among the other characters are Cow and Chicken’s mom and dad who’s top halves are never seen, Chicken’s best friends Flem and Earl, and The Red Guy, who has every occupation in town. I wasn’t the brightest kid, but I digress. Then again, I did think Buttercup from The Powerpuff Girls was a boy during the first season or so. Is it weird if, as a kid, I thought Cow was a guy? Not sure how that slipped by me. Cow is Chicken’s 7-year-old naive sister and Chicken is Cow’s 11-year-old intelligent brother.

The series centers around a fictional and gender-confused world where Cow and Chicken live. I’m not sure that I would consider this show to be as good as some of the other Cartoon Network classics, but that doesn’t mean it wasn’t funny or enjoyable.

Dad was proud, he didn’t care how!” basically sums up the nonsensical yet likable humor of Cow and Chicken. I’ll still try to cover as much territory as possible. I’ve been busy lately, so this review is probably going to be one of the shorter ones. Cartoon Cartoons with Eric: Cow and Chicken

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