The Ghost and Molly McGee is a Disney animated series that started in 2021. Since then, it has developed a small but passionate and vocal fanbase.
The show is about Molly McGee, a very friendly girl that moves to a house that's haunted by a ghost named Scratch. Scratch attempts to scare Molly, but Molly isn't afraid of him. In fact, she wants Scratch to be her new bestie. Scratch is a lazy, immature ghost, but Molly's positivity brings out the best in him. This causes Scratch's superiors to take issue with his new behavior. Meanwhile, Molly's positive energy starts having a positive effect on Libby, her shy human friend, as well as the other residents of her now city.
The Ghost and Molly McGee may be centered around ghosts, but the show isn't scary. In fact, it's quite the opposite. It's an upbeat, feel-good show that has lots of positivity. In addition to being an upbeat show, it's also a very funny show. The show is very witty, playful and fun.
One of the key aspects to the show's success is the cast of characters. Molly McGee and Scratch have an odd but enduring friendship that's both sweet and funny. Scratch is far from being the friendliest of ghosts, but he grows and changes throughout the show. Molly's lovable positivity and passionate energy make her a treat to watch. She's incredibly likable, colorful and creative. Her relationships with others are very touching and joyful. Molly is far from perfect, but her eternal optimism helps give her the boost that she needs to continuing making a strong difference.
The show has a very good supporting cast. Molly's family and friends, as well as the Ghost Council, add a lot of entertainment to the show. For me, the most memorable character of the show is Molly's human friend, Libby. Her shyness and eccentric attributes make her very relatable to me. Her touching bond with her mom and her close friendship with Molly provide a lot of the show's most heartfelt moments. Libby's adorableness and lovable personality make the show a joy to watch.
The show has been given an impressive voice cast. Scratch is voiced by Dana Snyder. Dana Snyder is best known for his work in Adult Swim's Aqua Teen Hunger Force, but he's a talented enough performer to make his style of acting work in a family cartoon. One of the busiest voice actors of all time, John DiMaggio voices one of Scratch's superiors. As always, his voice is a delight to hear. The always fun Patton Oswalt gives an enjoyable performance as the mayor.
One of the best things about the show is the animation. This show has some of the most expressive looking characters that Disney's ever had. Molly's a character that moves and act very fast, but the skilled animators managed to keep up with her by giving her so many expressive faces and mannerisms. Libby's one of the cutest characters that Disney's ever had, and a lot of that comes from her lovable, unique design.
The Ghost and Molly McGee has quickly become one of Disney's hidden gems. It's a quirky, sweet show that's full of enjoyment and adorableness.
The show is about Molly McGee, a very friendly girl that moves to a house that's haunted by a ghost named Scratch. Scratch attempts to scare Molly, but Molly isn't afraid of him. In fact, she wants Scratch to be her new bestie. Scratch is a lazy, immature ghost, but Molly's positivity brings out the best in him. This causes Scratch's superiors to take issue with his new behavior. Meanwhile, Molly's positive energy starts having a positive effect on Libby, her shy human friend, as well as the other residents of her now city.
The Ghost and Molly McGee may be centered around ghosts, but the show isn't scary. In fact, it's quite the opposite. It's an upbeat, feel-good show that has lots of positivity. In addition to being an upbeat show, it's also a very funny show. The show is very witty, playful and fun.
One of the key aspects to the show's success is the cast of characters. Molly McGee and Scratch have an odd but enduring friendship that's both sweet and funny. Scratch is far from being the friendliest of ghosts, but he grows and changes throughout the show. Molly's lovable positivity and passionate energy make her a treat to watch. She's incredibly likable, colorful and creative. Her relationships with others are very touching and joyful. Molly is far from perfect, but her eternal optimism helps give her the boost that she needs to continuing making a strong difference.
The show has a very good supporting cast. Molly's family and friends, as well as the Ghost Council, add a lot of entertainment to the show. For me, the most memorable character of the show is Molly's human friend, Libby. Her shyness and eccentric attributes make her very relatable to me. Her touching bond with her mom and her close friendship with Molly provide a lot of the show's most heartfelt moments. Libby's adorableness and lovable personality make the show a joy to watch.
The show has been given an impressive voice cast. Scratch is voiced by Dana Snyder. Dana Snyder is best known for his work in Adult Swim's Aqua Teen Hunger Force, but he's a talented enough performer to make his style of acting work in a family cartoon. One of the busiest voice actors of all time, John DiMaggio voices one of Scratch's superiors. As always, his voice is a delight to hear. The always fun Patton Oswalt gives an enjoyable performance as the mayor.
One of the best things about the show is the animation. This show has some of the most expressive looking characters that Disney's ever had. Molly's a character that moves and act very fast, but the skilled animators managed to keep up with her by giving her so many expressive faces and mannerisms. Libby's one of the cutest characters that Disney's ever had, and a lot of that comes from her lovable, unique design.
The Ghost and Molly McGee has quickly become one of Disney's hidden gems. It's a quirky, sweet show that's full of enjoyment and adorableness.
