Don't know how enjoyable this would be for children but, as an adult unfamiliar with the source material, this was a mildly amusing Indiana Jones style romp that has clearly had a fair amount of money spent on it.
It does feel like there's an element of time travel involved here as George acts as though she is a 21st century kid while the three Metropoliitans seem stuck in the 20th. (And one of the latter is clearly channeling Harry Potter.)
There is a tremendously ridiculous mustache (sic) which will not fail to crack you up. Of all the actors involved, Ann Akinjirin gives the strongest performance as Aunt Fanny and I hope we get to see more of her in subsequent episodes.
It does feel like there's an element of time travel involved here as George acts as though she is a 21st century kid while the three Metropoliitans seem stuck in the 20th. (And one of the latter is clearly channeling Harry Potter.)
There is a tremendously ridiculous mustache (sic) which will not fail to crack you up. Of all the actors involved, Ann Akinjirin gives the strongest performance as Aunt Fanny and I hope we get to see more of her in subsequent episodes.