mamacornbread6 I think Unfabulous is a really great show. It's about a girl in middle school named Addie Singer who is trying to basically find herself and grow up. She uses her close friends Gina and Zach, her family, and her music to learn about herself.I think this is a really great show but only if you can relate to it. It is meant for 11-14 year old girls. I can relate to the episodes and the problems that occur, therefore I love to watch it. It's also a really great show to watch because of the eye candy; some of the boys are really cute, like Randy Klein and Jake Bahari.Many people complain about the acting and the singing in the show. If it is your first time watching the show or you have watched every episode yet you say you hate the show (why do you keep watching it?), you have to realize that these are young actors. Emma Roberts hasn't been in the business for 30 years so give her a break. She also is playing a young girl who doesn't have a perfect voice so stop complaining, all of you haters. Half of us can't act as well as her or even sing as well as her. Unfabulous is being compared to a lot of other teen shows but most of the events that happen in the show can be related to, even if they are exaggerated. IT'S A TELEVISION SHOW! And this whole thing about Unfabulous putting down Catholic school, anything about Catholic school maybe happened two or three times total during both seasons. It's not even that serious. No one was intentionally putting down the schools, unless you read really really deep into it. It's not the best show in the entire world, and Nick used to have a lot of really good shows. But Nickelodeon has to provide for another, younger generation of kids so if you are older than about 14, you probably don't/shouldn't watch the show.

rosannamariastead OMG! I am so surprised looking at so many of these reviews, this is a totally predictable show with absolutely no potential to be anything more that a kids TV show. Yes I am aware that it is just a TV kids show but what self-respecting actor ever made it big after a kids show? the plot lines are unrealistic and give young teenagers false hope that you will get the boy you want and everything will turn out OK at the end of it. And also, that girl may be related to Julia Roberts but it is obvious that the acting gene has not passed itself down to Miss Emma, and sorry to say it, but she can't sing a tune either. I'm giving it a 3/10 and the only reason it gets a 3 is because it seems to entertain some kids, however, it is poorly acted, not funny, badly written and over the top. Its totally pathetic!

durian_frenchfrie_queen Bad show. Very stereotypical. About a girl named Addie Singer and her best friends Gina and Zach. She has a good relationship with Randy, but also likes Jake a little bit. Her arch rivals are Maris and Cranberry who hate her very much. Her older brother is Ben who works in a smoothie shop called Juice. Addie always gets into all sorts of weird trouble, and sings about it with her guitar. This story is also about the rest of her friends in school. I don't like this show because it seems like a really bad influence, and the actors aren't very good. Well, this is only my opinion, so you should watch it and find out yourself!

zuzucat14 Being an old school Nick child myself, I had long ago resigned myself to the fact that the kids' channel would never again reach its former glory with such cheap imitations as the new "All That" and mind-numbing "Zoey 101." One day, however, out of boredom I flipped back to my old favorite station and came across this show. I'll be the first to say that it isn't brilliant, but it's not supposed to be. As I believe another commenter before me said, it's not Shakespeare. It chronicles the life of Addie, an average, if slightly socially awkward, teenage girl.Though I've been out of junior high for some time now, I find Addie easily relatable and often very similar to myself, such as the scenes involving the made-up songs sung slightly off-key and the fantasies about what she would -like- to have happened as opposed to what really did.I really am unable to understand the people who simply begin bashing this show because Emma Roberts "can't sing" and claim that this is supposed to be a musically inclined show and the only reason she got the part is because Julia Roberts is her aunt. The show is depicting a normal teenage girl (i.e. not a teen singing sensation and therefore not someone who's going to sound professionally trained) and Roberts can act whether some people recognize it or not. Sure, she may not be up for any prestigious awards in the near future, but I think with a little time she could become a well-respected actress in this business.Overall, I give this show an 8.5/10.