Wizards Of Waverly Place has managed to become one of the numerous
addictive television shows that I cannot stop watching. It centers
around a family who's 3 children are wizards. Their father Jerry who was
once a wizard (no longer though because he married a mortal) teaches
his children different charms, potions, and spells in every episode.
When his children are to pass a particular wizard test, they get their
results back. Everyone has gotten a passing grade except for Alex.
Alex attempts to hide her failing report card from her parents, but
this is no ordinary report card, its a magical one, and no matter how
many attempts Alex makes at getting ride of the report card, it keeps
magically appearing.
When Alex is cornered and nearly busted she panics, and uses her magic
to turn her parents into guinea pigs to spare herself some time to
explain. Things turn South though as soon as Alex discovers that her
parents have been mixed up with her pet guinea pigs.
As soon as the head master discovers that Alex is responsible for
using her magic carelessly, he strips her of all of her magical powers.
Does Alex get her powers back? Do her parents get to become human again, or do they remain as guinea pigs?
Report Card (Season 1, Episode 17) was nearly the first
episode I had ever caught on the series, and it was seriously the
episode that managed to keep me hooked on the show. The episode was fun,
taught a lesson, and is filled with fun humor and comedy scene after
scene.
Overall:
This episode, and every episode in my opinion is meant for children
and adults alike. It has that awesome Sabrina the Teenage Witch vibe to
it, that fans old and young alike will enjoy. There is nothing scary
about Wizards Of Waverly Place, so even the youngest of youngins can sit
down and watch this show.
All in all I would rate Report Card a solid 10 stars out of 10.
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