First of all, let me start off by saying that I am a HUGE fan of the creator's other show "Kappa Mikey" which is how I came to know this. Oh boy did I instantly fall in love with Three Delivery! Watching Nicktoons Network as a kid back in 2006 - 2009 was genuinely one of the best times of my life (so much so that I'm getting nostalgic just by writing this). Tragically it was canceled rather abruptly, more or less before it's prime and after only one season. Not to mention TD is also rather unjustly obscure to say the least. I'm even surprised that nobody has reviewed this before and it has only 90 votes on here. I wish more people knew about it though, this gem definitely deserves some more recognition!
The characters are all likable, the surreal plot is well-written (especially for a cartoon) and it has supernatural undertones, plus possesses a certain charm that a lot of kid's shows nowadays are seriously missing. Oh and not only is it funny, but TD has a awesome main theme too, just like Kappa Mikey does. If only they would have given Three Delivery another season... The finale of season 1 surpassed my expectations but it would have been cool if they delved more into the background of the characters Hopefully I can own both shows on DVD sometime in the future. This is probably one of the MOST CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED and under-appreciated cartoons I've ever seen that is just simply begging for an official DVD or Blu Ray release to say the least.
The characters are all likable, the surreal plot is well-written (especially for a cartoon) and it has supernatural undertones, plus possesses a certain charm that a lot of kid's shows nowadays are seriously missing. Oh and not only is it funny, but TD has a awesome main theme too, just like Kappa Mikey does. If only they would have given Three Delivery another season... The finale of season 1 surpassed my expectations but it would have been cool if they delved more into the background of the characters Hopefully I can own both shows on DVD sometime in the future. This is probably one of the MOST CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED and under-appreciated cartoons I've ever seen that is just simply begging for an official DVD or Blu Ray release to say the least.
