This is a typical Hanna-Barbara cartoon. And that basically says it all. It's cheap, it's simple and it's pretty cute.
But take turns. Each film begins with a live cast. The actors are animals. The plot of the screensavers is built on the same scheme. There's a kitten Waldo and he's playing with his friends. But then the evil dog Tyrone comes and breaks up Waldo's company. Then our kitten begins to dream about how cool it would be if he were some kind of hero. In fact, the series always ends with a kitten, inspired by his own fantasies, chases Tyrone away. And if I liked the screensaver itself, it looks very fresh and interesting, then the template is a little depressing for me. I don’t mind template, I like series like “Scooby-Doo” or “Power Rangers”, but the fact that Waldo has already thrown Tyrone out so many times and still fears him and dreams all the time confuses me. A small but minus.
In his fantasies, he is a new character every time. True, the first five episodes. The creators did not have enough imagination. And the characters themselves are not very original: Batman, Tarzan, Robin Hood, etc., all of them can be seen in the opening screensaver. And that, some heroes can be seen 3 times, and some only 2. That’s not how the creators worked.
And the stories themselves do not shine originality. You always feel like you’ve seen it somewhere. But if I call it a downside, it'll be nitpicking. It's a 1975 series. But still, it seemed to me, the plots are long and they could be easily reduced to 10-minute episodes.
The animation here is typical of the Hannah-Barbar series of those years. It can even be called a plus, because it betrays a certain warmth and lamp.
As a result, we have a strong middle class of that era. Pretty nice and kind show. Not a masterpiece, but not a raging thrashak. You won’t regret the lost minutes.