Coop and Cami Ask the World

After watching the first episode on Disney (and the second one on Disney's YouTube channel), I have to say this was actually a decent show to watch. Sure, there were many shows that it resembles, but there's a big difference. The previous two shows iCarly and Bizaardvark have 2 girls (who are friends) hosting their web shows. In this show, it's a boy and a girl who are siblings.They ask their fans (known as wratherheads) to cast their opinions to what situation the Wrathers face. Also, I must say I like the cast. Dakota Lotus (Coop) and Ruby Rose Turner (Cami) have a good brother and sister dynamic. Albert Tsai plays Coop's friend Fred is hilarious. Tsai is no stranger to sitcoms. He starred on two former ABC sitcoms: Dr. Ken and Trophy Wife. The only cast member that drew me in to this show was Just Add Magic's Olivia Sanabia. She plays the older sister Charlotte, who is a very relatable and a likeable character. This is a very different role for Sanabia, since Just Add Magic has more drama. I can't wait to see more episodes.

For the most part, this show seems to get the thumbs down on IMBD. I don't get it. My kids love it, (my oldest boy is 12yo and absolutely in love with Ruby Rose Turner) and truth be told, I enjoy watching it with them each week. It's fluff, sure, but so is 90% of what's on tv. The thing is, it doesn't pretend to be anything else so why such harsh reviews? Here's hoping there's a third season!

A lot of the show is boring (maybe it's because I'm watching with three kids under ten), but Albert Tsai's character is great and makes the show fun.

So much potential in this show. First episode wasn't really all that but like others say, the actors are very talented. Lol if they can keep the same cast for a few seasons then this will be a top 3 for Disney.

When I watched Coop and Cali I first thought this show was created for preschool toddlers. I cannot stand Ollie and Fred. The most relatable character is Charlotte and by far the best looking cast member. When it comes to C and C, I compare the awkward and dumb Asian American friend of the family Fred to Thomas Kuk's character on Game Shakers named Hudson. Why does every one of these shows on kids tv cast someone to play a pathetic, clumsy, and stupid supporting character who the audience feels sorry for? Maybe they are all trying too hard to teach kids a lesson that it's ok to be unpopular, mocked, and pitied by their peers. I hope Olivia ditches this garbage and signs on for something more befitting her talents, more mature.