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Team Kaylie is a comedy streaming television series created by Tracy Bitterolf and developed by Pamela Eells O'Connell, directed by Bob Koherr, and starring Bryana Salaz and Alison Fernandez.
Plot
After a brush with the law, teenage celebrity billionaire Kaylie Konrad is ordered by the court to lead an inner-city wilderness club.
Why It's Not a Team
- The premise is just bland, generic, and boring.
- The logo is a horrible rip-off of the Barbie logo.
- Very poor and nonsensical writing.
- The main problem is that it steals jokes from other sitcoms like:
- The clothes they have Kaylie wearing is a horrible example for the children.
- Weak, unfunny, vapid, stale, gross, cringeworthy, and forced humor that falls face flat.
- So many unfunny scenes and boring heartwarming moments.
- Much like The Thundermans, Young Dylan, and Bizaardvark, the show tries so hard to be hip and current as it has references to internet lingo, roasts, selfies, and social media.
- There are many inappropriate episodes. One episode involves the characters large butt molding that they slap, and it jiggles. A younger character wears it under her clothes and posts pictures of her fake behind on social media. Just not a good message for children.
- The show is a clear cash grab.
- As mentioned above; It sends a horrendous message to kids such as: you have to be beautiful and popular.
- It normalizes the "Social Media Celebrity" lifestyle that isn't sustainable or realistic for kids.
- The laugh track is played so much it gets irritating.
- So many awful jokes and puns.
- The acting is horrible.
- The characters are unlikable and rip-offs of other characters.
- Kaylie is an opposite rip-off of Liv from Liv and Maddie but written so much worse.
- Her family is even worse as they just treat Kaylie like absolute crap and they only use Kaylie for her fame and money.
- Kamantha Konrad is similar to Piper Hart from Henry Danger, she never gets punished for the horrendous stuff she does
- Ray Ray and Chewy are both opposite rip-offs of Robbie from Victorious; for Ray Ray, however, you can see on mentioned in RQ#3.
- Val is a terrible rip-off of Jade West from Victorious.
- Jackie is one of those annoying nerdy teen girls so she can be seen as the opposite rip-off of Phoebe Thunderman from The Thundermans.
- Kaylie is an opposite rip-off of Liv from Liv and Maddie but written so much worse.
- The characters are so stereotypical on the opposite.
- Many reviews said that this show is technically a very cheap Disney Channel show, despite being developed by Pamela Eells O'Connell (Who made Jessie, Bunk’d, etc)
- The show has many bad morals, such as:
- Bullying
- Violence
- Lying
- Breaking rules
- Impersonation
- Manipulation
- Not being yourself
- Starting drama
- Not learning from your mistakes
- The show is extremely irritating to watch at times.
- The episodes have so many stupid plots and subplots.
- The characters be making very poor choices most of the time and it gets very annoying and boring to watch.
- Lots of plot holes.
Redeeming Qualities
- The theme song is very catchy.
- Kaylie is more likable than her sorry excuse you call a family.
- Including Ray Ray is a likable character.
- Some very funny moments.
- Well-designed sets.
- Part 3 is a minimal improvement in terms of the writing and characterization, but not by much.
Reception
Team Kaylie received mixed-to-negative reviews. It is considered to be one of the worst shows Netflix made. It has a bad score on IMDb with a 4.5/10.
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