Behind Over the Garden Wall

Two brothers, Wirt and Gregory, get lost in a mysterious, unknown place called the Unknown. They must find their way home with the help of a wise, old woodsman and a bluebird named Beatrice. Along their journey, they encounter strange creatures and dark forests, all while trying to avoid being turned into trees by the terrifying Beast.

Over the Garden Wall received widespread critical acclaim for its animation, storytelling, voice acting, and unique blend of autumnal atmosphere with dark fairytale elements. It is often praised for its sophisticated themes, emotional depth, and appeal to both children and adults.

• Praised for its stunning visuals and atmospheric, autumnal aesthetic.
• Lauded for its compelling narrative that balances childlike wonder with genuinely unsettling moments.
• Celebrated for its excellent voice performances and memorable characters.

Google audience: Audience reviews consistently highlight the show's beautiful animation, captivating story, and the heartwarming sibling dynamic between Wirt and Greg. Many appreciate its nostalgic feel and mature themes that resonate with older viewers.

Won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program in 2015. Nominated for Annie Awards for various categories.

The show's creator, Patrick McHale, was inspired by folk music, fall foliage, and old illustrations from the early 1900s, aiming to create a "living storybook" feel.