Father of the Pride

This animated series follows the daily lives of the Pride family, a group of performing lions in Las Vegas. The show delves into the challenges of being a family of performing animals, dealing with show business pressures, marital issues, and raising their children. Larry, the patriarch, strives to balance his demanding career with his responsibilities as a husband and father.

Father of the Pride received overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics and audiences alike. It was widely criticized for its crude humor, inconsistent animation, and what many perceived as a confusing and inappropriate tone for a family show. Despite its star-studded voice cast and high production values, the series struggled to find an audience and was quickly canceled.

• Criticized for its overly adult humor and inconsistent animation.

• Panned for its weak plot and lack of appeal to its intended family audience.

• Seen as a commercial failure despite its significant budget and voice talent.

Google audience: Audience reception for 'Father of the Pride' was mixed to negative. While some viewers appreciated the animation and voice acting, a significant portion found the humor too adult-oriented for children and the storylines unengaging. Many felt the show missed the mark in balancing adult themes with family-friendly entertainment.

The show was a massive financial disappointment for DreamWorks Animation, reportedly costing $150 million to produce and market, making it one of the most expensive animated films ever made at the time.