I gave this show a 9 out of 10 because I find the animated villain a little "old school" with the deep voice and narcissistic demeanor.
I find "the sorcerer" (the real life partner to the animated villain Megabyte) very fascinating and had to look up info on the actor and his background, he is a professor of Shakespeare at a University, how am I not surprised, he is an EXCELLENT actor! I also very much enjoy the real life character "VERA", she plays her role of a come-to-life robot very convincingly.....how does she do that twisting motion with her head? I love how they show the guardians faces in the helmet and it looks as if the electronics inside the helmet are glowing on their faces! When the characters talk about getting killed in real life if they get killed in the digital world I feel like I can really hear the anxiety in their voices, it is very convincing. A lot of people on here have been complaining that the story line is old, but really, lots of TV shows share similar story lines, if it is done in a fresh, new way then who cares, it's ALL new to the next generation of TV watchers and ALL old to people who have watched TV for years. For the parents out there: this show does NOT have boy/girl relationship scenarios, everyone is dressed in a manner that would not offend most people, there is no adult content or language, and nothing suggestive at all from what I have seen so far and the story line does not seem to go in that direction. The only warning I would see the potential for is that VERY Young children might find "the sorcerer" villain character mildly scary which is probably why it has a Y7 rating instead of a G rating.
Review of ReBoot: The Guardian Code
