Never Too Young

Never Too Young was a short-lived American television sitcom that aired on CBS. The series centered on the antics of 10-year-old orphan orphan Uncle Fee, who lives with his two elderly guardians. Fee constantly finds himself in amusing and often chaotic situations, much to the chagrin of his guardians and neighbors.

Never Too Young was a Saturday morning children's program that had a brief run on television. While it aimed to provide lighthearted entertainment for young viewers, it received little critical attention and is largely forgotten by television historians. Its simplistic plots and characterizations were typical of many children's shows of its era.

• The show is a relic of a bygone era of children's television.
• Its humor is generally considered dated and simplistic by modern standards.
• The series is notable for featuring a young Johnny Whitaker in a lead role before his later success.

Google audience: Information on specific Google user reviews for 'Never Too Young' is not readily available, likely due to its limited run and the era in which it aired.

The series was one of the first roles for Johnny Whitaker, who would later go on to star as the titular character in the popular sitcom 'Family Affair'.