Jackie Chan Adventures (JCA) is basically Jackie Chan made into a cartoon, with added magic and mystique thrown in. Basically, Jackie and his neice Jade, and his Uncle, Uncle, go around the world searching for the 12 mystical talismans of Shendu, (7 demon's chi in Season 2 & 5, 9 Masks in Season 4) each with its own power. They evantually collect them all, but they apparently have an element of fail around them as the various villians always get them in the end. Overall, JCA is the show almost equal in proportions to Avatar. (That's Avatar: The Last Airbender. [ATLA]) The villians include: Finn, Chow, Ratso, (Season 1-5, though the only the first episode in Season 5.)
Hak Foo, (Season 2-4) collectively known as "The Enforcers", and Tohru, (Season 1).
It also includes: Valmont (Season 1,2), Shendu (1-3, 5), Daolan Wong (Minor in Season 2,4 and Major in Season 3), Tarakudo (Season 4), and Draco (Season 5). The heroes known of the J-Team, in the Season Finale, usually after appearing earlier in the season save the world once more. So, if action and enthralling plots are what you desire, JCA is the show you have (Actually HAD" been waiting for.

This episode started mediocre, but ended on a very high note! Nothing intersting in reward, but Immunity heated things up! One by one, in a challenge from All-Stars, survivors drop their bucket hanging overhead in excitement or for rewards until five are left. James, Ozzy, Amanda, Jason, and Parvarti. James loses concentration and is elimanated while Ozzy jumps for some donuts. Amanda needs to use the bathroom, so she drops leaving only two competitors. The rest of the tribe agrees to keep Jason alive and in the game, with full intentions of voting him off. He drops and Parvati gets immunity, and the rest of the tribe gets the reward that prompted them to make the decision to "keep" Jason: a platter of guitly pleasures, all the ones featured in that challenge. However, upon return to it, James begans to feel some bad vibes aroung the camp and begans to feel the tight "Girl Power" around camp. Ozzy wrongly ignores it, as Cirie convinces all the girls-Amanda and Jason to oust Ozzy. Eliza revealing he had the idol destroys him, and he dosent't bring the idol. The result is a spectacular ending with certain jury member in a classic pose.

When I first heard the plot, as I said in the summary, I thought this show would fail. To my suprise, it actually got more and more intersting. It helps that the show isn't just the random adventures of some arrogant little boy and a "watch".(Seriously, just because it goes on your arm, dosen't mean it's a watch) It actually has a plot, some a little stupid, but plots nontheless. Sometimes, Ben is too unbeleivably stupid, and it does get too kiddy sometimes, but overall, it is a modest show that is worth watching. If you can handle the kiddy-ness.

Wow, I had amazingly low hopes for this show. It just seemed so much lika a certain other terrible show involving a certain other anthropomorphic animal. To my surprise, the show was fabulous! It actually had funny moments and most if not all of the four episodes had mildly or more intresting plots! In fact, with Foster's falling to a level of sheer stupidicy, Chowder just might, if it lasts, be able to fill the void Foster's is leaving with every episode. Sure it has some, a little TOO immature moments, but overall, C.N. picked up a winner with Chowder. .

I don't know how I started watching this show. My sibling probably watched it and I picked it up. This show is amazing. I can't believe it was cancelled at 52 episodes. That may seem like alot but, Cartoon Network gives its great shows 75 episodes. This is one of those great shows. It delivers, I'll admit scary, gripping and funny action all at once. And with memorable villains like Le Quack, Katz, and Freaky Fred *shivers* ( I didn't even rememeber this guy at first but when I saw some clips of him, the memory flooded back.) this show had/has me hooked. Cartoon Network picked up a real winner with this one. However,I see one reason that is SLIGHTLY acceptable for cancelling it. The voice actor of Eustace died. Also, on much more dumb reasons, it was cancelled when the creator left to work on Camp Lazlo. Maybe he should've reconsidered with that choice, huh? Anyway, the episodes are great and I hope I'll be able to pick the some episodes when the Dvd's come out this holiday season. If the rumors are true. If you are looking for a show that stands out, choose Courage the Cowardly Dog.