Tuttle Twins (2021– ) User Reviews

Brings back the nostalgia

[kjwiggs-92308 · 9/10 · 25 October 2021]

Schoolhouse rock, magic schoolbus, and now the Tuttle twins. Great educational resource for educating our children on principles that founded the United States.

Funny, informative, not perfect

[wilkinsjonathon · 8/10 · 5 March 2022]

The show has great humour throughout with some truly hilarious parts intermixed. It's a very informative show with an unnashamed tilt towards capitalism. I'm not finished yet, but I do hope they explain that capitalism isn't perfect and knowing the flaws it what can help us overcome them.

There is also a great, widely acceptable, moral lesson in each episode.

Pretty Cute

[tashasjunkmail96 · 9/10 · 26 October 2021]

It explains the concepts clearly and without sounding preachy. The animation is cute and their little adventures are entertaining. I would say the voice actor for Ethan sounds to old and I wish they had subtitles. Overall a cute an appropriate show for everyone.

A Rarity

[Roostereviewsmovies · 10/10 · 14 October 2021]

This show is such a refreshing change from the kid's shows that parents don't enjoy. This show is truly enjoyable for parents and children alike. I would recommend giving this show a try!

How Refreshing. . and entertaining!

[justsaynit · 10/10 · 25 October 2021]

Watched on a whim as I could find nothing else and WOW. . although not a kid anymore I truly enjoyed the episode and how it mixed entertaining dialog, great animation and you actually learn something! Was very pleasantly surprised and was so refreshing to actually watch something that is new and it doesn't rely upon cheap shots, laughs and distorted views to engage you. I love how it also has the feel of reality in that while there is diversity in the characters (race and culture) there is a normalcy about it. It doesn't highlight the differences in a way that causes you do say they are "different" but instead makes you feel like you are amongst your own family and friends. This is a great start and I hope they keep it up. Kids today need shows like this one !

LOVE IT!

[tigerlily-51110 · 10/10 · 10 March 2022]

As a mother of six children it is refreshing to know that there is a show out there that is truly educational and funny that my kids enjoy to watch together while learning important lessons.

We can't wait to watch the next episode.

Finally!

[dj-26656 · 10/10 · 25 October 2021]

This show is a game changer. They address pretty complex political and economic subjects in ways that are simple for kids (and let's be honest, parents, to understand).

The humor is A+. Watching just the first episode had our whole family rolling. It's also refreshing that they are upfront about this being a pro-freedom show. Well done!!!

Finally truth and reason for kids

[youngstermint · 10/10 · 13 October 2021]

Finally someone had the guts to create a kids show that touches upon universal truth and doesn't cave to the wokesters and the global liberalists who want to make their own truth.

A fantastic lesson for all kids to get onboard with.

My kids LOVE this

[burke1024 · 10/10 · 27 October 2021]

I'm so happy there is finally a family friendly cartoon that teaches democracy the way it was meant to be. My kids absolutely love it and told me when the new episode premiered. Thank you so much!

Fascist Fever Dream

[montyatreus · 1/10 · 12 November 2023]

Imagine that Julius Evola suffered a head wound and then decided to write a piece of Magic School Bus fan fiction and you can start to get an idea of just how melted and reactionary this show is. The willful misrepresentation of basic reality (history, economics, sociology, you name it), episode after episode, is staggering. The creators insist that these stories teach lessons that kids won't learn in schools. This is true, but that's because the content is completely divorced from reality. In one episode, for example, the show's mouthpieces time travel to Plymouth to meet the Pilgrims and are told that the reason they were able to survive is that they adopted a more capitalist mindset in order to incentivize themselves to work harder, which they were somehow lacking when they first arrived. Utter brainworms.

The show's creators started from a point of wanting to justify their utterly sociopathic ideology and worked backward from there, regardless of how little sense it makes.

Age appropriate life lessons

[brandijnoble · 10/10 · 29 January 2022]

I can't be happier that there is FINALLY a program that entertains my daughter without the mature content so many "kid's shows" seem to have now.

It's even better that she's learning about hard work, contributing to society and how commerce works. I love hearing her quote Tuttle Twins and apply the ideas to her real life.

Tuttle Twins fills a big gap!

Good basic lesson on the bounds of good government.

[fredrickpena · 10/10 · 25 October 2021]

Basically, this episode teaches that it is wrong for the government to harm people - to make laws that do something a person couldn't themselves do (like stealing). Our kids laughed all through the episode.

Refreshing

[arosesea · 10/10 · 25 October 2021]

As a classical Liberal this show is refreshing. My kids, husband and myself all enjoyed the books and now the TV show. I love the changes made. My children are Latino and White. This makes it more relatable to them. Grandma Gabby reminds me of both my abuelitas. It is absolutely wonderfully done. I can't wait for the next episode. If you want your kids to have common sense watch this.

Fun, freedom, and free markets

[stearns-jp · 10/10 · 28 October 2021]

You've read the books, now bring the fun to your screen. Believe reward comes to those who take risks and work, you'll love the Tuttle Twins. Buckle up and enjoy the ride as our protagonist twins learn principles of Smith, Hayek, and Friedman.

Kids love it

[jkamick · 10/10 · 26 October 2021]

Kids love it, but no snowflakes were present for the screening. Definitely not pure cringe, a good alternative to the constant agenda driven garbage on Wokeflix.

The Magic Schoolbus for Economics and Philosophy!

[johnfinvent · 10/10 · 18 January 2022]

100% the material I would want my kids to watch. It covers unaddressed topics in today's education like political ethics, economics, and philosophy in a logically consistent framework.

Just what I was looking for!

[teresa-66558 · 10/10 · 26 October 2021]

I'm not sure who enjoyed this more - hubs & I or the kids! It's funny and explains complex ideas in a simple and interesting way. Best of all it teaches and promotes values that kids aren't seeing enough of in school and day to day life. Thank you for creating this!

A nice change of pace for a kids show!

[jp-av · 10/10 · 25 October 2021]

I love this show because it offers something different than most cartoons out there. It tries to teach a lesson, while being entertaining and fun. We love the books as well. Hopefully the show will continue to do the books justice in the future.

Adults can appreciate the humor

[bigmike01star · 10/10 · 16 March 2022]

My kids love it and I can't help but notice the puns and shootouts to my generation. Great story lines and colorful characters. I hope they can get this mainstream and pump out more seasons. This is a highly competitive market but they've got something going on.

Great!

[hsheely · 10/10 · 26 October 2021]

Great show the whole family loved it! Can't wait to see more! Finally a show that we know is safe for kids to watch. Everything these days seems to have something bad in it. This show is the exception!

My Boys (and I) Love the Tuttle Twins

[alan-02822 · 10/10 · 5 February 2022]

My four boys ranging from age 7-15 absolutely love the Tuttle Twins. They are constantly asking when a new episode will come out, and as soon as one does they want to watch it immediately. New episodes were coming out every other Tuesday and my autistic 10 year old was quite upset when there was a break at the beginning of the year, but then the Inflation episode was so good, it almost made up for his required patience.

The humor is clever and I am constantly laughing. The Tuttle Twins series is not only entertaining for kids and adults, but it's also educational at the same time. It teaches essential values and truths our country was founded on that the woke are so earnestly trying to destroy.

It's like Gravity Falls meets School House Rock!

[TheRealSuper · 10/10 · 25 October 2021]

We watched the first episode and it was fantastic! The next day my kids quoted it and wanted to watch it again! If anyone hasn't read the series of books beforehand, then you're in for a treat. If you want to simply convey principles of self-ownership, entrepreneurship, cooperation, caring about the world and giving others equal opportunity and freedom of choice and self determination and learning about history - this series is for you and your kids.

Wholesome Entertainment

[mhanlonj · 10/10 · 30 October 2021]

This is the kind of entertainment that the world needs. We need programs that teach children about civics, freedom and how to treat each other. And the fact that it is fun and entertaining for adults too, is even better.

It was Awesome!

[mandyh-11118 · 10/10 · 26 October 2021]

Our whole family loved it! Our boys are 11,12 and 16 and we all laughed and learned together! Love that it teaches the truth about how our country was founded to be!

Kids were totally entertained!

[claudiapruby · 10/10 · 25 October 2021]

This was awesome. Kids watched it, had questions, and were totally into it. Asked if we could watch another episode! I had to explain to them that they are coming out one by one... but it gives me a chance to go over the books and other them again as they watch each episode.