Danger Mouse (2015)
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 British comedy's most popular secret agent, just got better.
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Danger Mouse (2015) is a Canadian-Irish co-produced British animated reboot of the original Cosgrove-Hall production of the same name.
Why The Mouse Got Better
- While being a reboot, the show still has its charm and the original source material that made the original series good.
- Humorous writing that doesn't even take itself too seriously.
- The soundtrack is pretty epic.
- The show has a very entertaining and hilarious narrator that steals the whole show.
- The new characters that never appeared in the original are very good and that's rare in a reboot.
- Colonel K has hilarious dialogue.
- Exciting episode plots.
- Very stellar and well done flash animation that blends with the CG backgrounds nicely.
- The show always ends on a positive note.
- Well put-together remix of the original show's opening.
Bad Qualities
- It contains toilet humor in some episodes. One of the villains is an actual toilet.
- It's kind of formulaic.
- Some of the villains are rushed like Monsieur Camembert, who wanted to turn the world into cheese.
- There was a disturbing scene in The Scare Mouse Project where Professor Squawkencluck gets all lovey-dovey almost kisses Danger Mouse when the real one appears, and it turned out to be a hologram by Penfold.
- There are some bad episodes such as "Danger At C Level", "Greenfinger", "Big Head Awakens", "Never Say Clever Again", "No Place Like Greenback", "Happy Boom Day!", "The Hamster Effect", "The Good, The Baaaaa, And The Ugly", "Danger Is Forever", "All 5 It", "Sir Danger de Mouse", and most infamously, "Dark Dawn".
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