Over The Garden Wall Is A Masterpiece

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[krsvicamusvica]

Over the garden wall is the closest thing to perfection.

[cobalt_blue]

"She never was in the lantern, was she beast"

[petergeissler]

I paused the video and watched every episode of the show. Thank you for showing this wonderful piece of artwork to me

[mikey_m]

for those who didn’t read the comics, here’s a fun fact! the Woodsman’s daughter, Anna, never even turned to Edelwood - she remembered her mother’s warnings about the Beast and went home, but her father was already out searching for her, and assumed she’d died when he found her cloak laying at the feet of the Beast. since he took up residence in the Old Mill to fulfill the Beast’s wishes, he never went back home and saw her there - the reality was that both of them were just waiting to see one another again. :’D

[codechasr]

My oldest had just turned 10, and I saw the promo for this "interesting looking" miniseries, "Over the Garden Wall." We watched it together and were enthralled. It was whimsical, nostalgic, spooky, tragic, funny, and ultimately very deep, and incredibly moving. The music grabbed us, as each song was a treasure. She memorized most. The next year, as Autumn returned, we watched it again, and I was amazed that we enjoyed it even more. The following year, my younger twins watched, after begging and promising they were old enough to not get too spooked. They were singing "Potatoes and Molasses" for days after. In a few days (this Friday night), we will be watching it again, because Fall has returned; our 7th annual viewing! We now project it onto our garage door and watch from lawn chairs in our driveway. We are joined by 3 other families on our block and their children. We will sing the songs and share the thrill of rediscovering it again, and welcome the season that used to mean little to me, but has become sacred. It is a cherished family tradition, and I can hardly wait for next year when we will do it again. It is, absolutely, a masterpiece.

[valerieli]

hearing the opening sequence at 1:12 really brought a smile to my face

[ShinGallon]

Best October watch? Best october watch.
This show loves autumn even more than I do, and since discovering it I've made it a yearly tradition to rewatch it every October, and every time I find more in it.

[TotallySearch]

This proves that Quality>Quantity in tv shows

[magawell]

I can't believe you didn't talk about Mr President :(

[AnnRomey]

Saw the series 4 years ago and rewatched it again a month ago. It really is a masterpiece. Sometimes I wish I can re-experience the feeling of watching this gem for the very first time.

[myscarylibrary]

This was the only show that became my favorite in a day.

[amandastuckey]

This series has stuck with me since I first watched it. I had just turned 8 or 9. I couldn't explain why I loved it so much, but I knew it was different from the other shows I had watched. It's such a beautiful story; simple, elegant, yet so full of life and meaning. It truly is perfect. I'm almost 15 now, and I still watch it every spooky season.

[gmss]

I just finished Over the garden wall and I cried . It's so amazing

[deadchannelgoaway]

I have been listening to "old black train" on spotify just to remind me of this masterpiece, also may i add that the soundtrack is the best thing i ve ever heard?

[guynation]

One thing i noticed, in almost every episode, Wirt and Greg stumble into the unknown. Those pumpkin guys, that kindergarten, that mansion with that creeped guy, and so on. But at the end of every episode, everything was not how it seemed to be at the start. Those pumpkin guys were not trying to bury Wirt and Greg, the teacher's father was not trying to rip all the fun out of the kindergarten, the gorilla was not a gorilla but a man in a suit, there was no ghost in the mansion, and the Lumberjack was harmful during the first episode. What is the show trying to say in my opinion?: Embrace the unknown.

[honeytlbadger]

I was really confused by the opening of the show. The animation was kind of weird looking to me and all the sequences were nonsensical. By the time I finished I have completely forgotten about it. I then rewatched the show a day later and the opening blew my mind. Definitely in my top 3 animated shows ever.

[dongbong]

Excellent review. What a great and passionate love letter to Over The Garden Wall and all of the fans who share that very same love. Thank you for continuing to keep the show relevant

[aafricaofficial]

Great video! I love Cartoon Network but Over the Garden Wall feels like such an outlier compared to most of their shows. The only other CN show that's even comparable, in terms of its simple sheer artistry, to Over the Garden Wall is Samurai Jack in my opinion.

Also looking forward to Patrkck McHale's project with Guillermo Del Toro. That man has come a long way since Flapjack.

[kae]

U can probably tell, but it is my favorite show EVER

[phari]

I just watched Over the Garden Wall some months ago, but it feels SO nostalgic. The atmosphere, the characters, the story, the music, it all feels like a long lost memory that I just got back. It's definitively one of the most beautiful animations I've ever seen