mitsubishizero
There's not much to say about it other than it's very meh. The movie it was based on was meh and the same can be said about this show. Personally I like it because it's not the greatest cartoon but the animation is passable and some of the jokes do hit. The show's basically about the misadventures of Otis and friends have daily. One thing that's strange is that Otis' a male yet his body's a female. As for Abby (who's a new character) it's never explained why or how she came at all.Only a handful of the cast from the film return. Probably the best example was Kevin James' absence. The episodes don't break ground but it's still funny to see the gags and the jokes they tell. The show only had 2 seasons and it's not hard to see why. I notice in the second season there're a few changes in the characters: There're more pop culture references in many of the episodes, some of the characters such as Duke are less visible and their personality's reduced. Duke for example originally wanted to succeed Otis as the leader of the barn animals in the first season but this completely removed and Bessie's shown more of an emotional side than the previous season.Overall it's not a bad show, it's just meh. If you get the chance you should see it.
Hamza Tahir Malik
I just noticed the simplest of things in this animated series that there is not one bull or oxen included, so this situation really annoys me and whenever i catch my little brother watching this show it just frustrates me.You are ignoring the simple biology here man ! So Basically we have male and female cows which doesn't even sound right.When i watched the movie for the first time i ignored it but when i caught my brother watching this series it amazed me that no single person thought about it and its just common sense.I mean cows need a bull to reproduce and this whole show seems that a gay person is directing it.
gonelunch1
OK, this isn't Robot Chicken, but it is well written with spot-on pop references and nicely developed characters. Yes, Otis has an udder. No, I don't know why the "totally vegan" farmer keeps a farmyard full of animals (but it's nice to know my little animated friends are safe). The story lines actually keep me guessing, and the CGI is surprisingly sophisticated, especially for a TV show. Watching this show is a little like going to a Bowling for Soup concert - don't go into it expecting a deeply intellectual experience, just prepare for a terrific party! Nick's new cartoons have been a mixed bag lately, with some uninspired entries (Tak and the Power of Juju) and some terrible ones (The Mighty B). This show is a welcome reminder of just how good Nick can be.
MairegChernet
If you liked the movie Barnyard like i did, you are not gonna like the series better. the series is basically a diversion of the movie, and is basically about the barn animals' efforts to cope with their barn lives. this is not one of nick's best shows. it's no much compared to the earlier shows on nickelodeon like fairly odd parents and spongebob squarepants. Back at the barnyard is an okay show, it's not gonna stand out like the other shows did and it might be canceled after a couple of more seasons, but since it's intended for 6-10 year olds, it'll be somewhat amusing to them.
