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You may scoff at a show about 'Little Ellen' DeGeneres. But it's easy to recommend
The beleaguered talk show host lends her persona and brand, but not her voice, to the child heroine of a new cartoon, premiering Monday on HBO Max.
www.latimes.com
Let me say from the start that I was disappointed to find that Ellen DeGeneres is not an actual presence in "Little Ellen," a new animated series from HBO Max, as Louie Anderson played his smaller self in "Life With Louie." (Let me also say that you won't find any toxic workplace observations in this review of a cartoon.) DeGeneres' comedy is, among other things, a way of talking, one that adapts in a lovely way to animation — she is so well used in "Finding Nemo" and "Finding Dory" — and I would have liked to hear her zig-zag locutions in the mouth of a 7-year-old. That is not the case — Little Ellen is played by Laurel Emory, 11 — but what's here is, if fairly conventional, very appealing and easy to recommend. (That it is fairly conventional will for much of its intended audience also amount to a recommendation.)
The LA Times thinks it's alright
I don't know, seems pretty goofy to make a show like this now