Cousin Skeeter

Bobby Walker is a typical teenager whose life takes an unexpected turn when his freeloading, magically-inclined cousin, Skeeter, from the 'other side' comes to live with his family. Skeeter, a puppet who is invisible to most people, causes a lot of comedic chaos and helps Bobby navigate the challenges of adolescence, school, and relationships.

Cousin Skeeter was a Nickelodeon sitcom aimed at a younger audience, generally receiving positive feedback for its humor and the unique concept of an invisible puppet character. It was appreciated for its lighthearted approach to teen issues and the dynamic between the human characters and Skeeter.

• Praised for its inventive premise and blend of fantasy and everyday teen life.
• Appreciated for its lighthearted humor and the comedic interactions involving the puppet Skeeter.
• Seen as a fun and engaging show for its target demographic.

Google audience: Audience reception for Cousin Skeeter is largely nostalgic, with many viewers fondly remembering the show's unique concept and humorous characters. It's often cited as a memorable part of early 2000s Nickelodeon programming.

The character of Skeeter was performed by puppeteer Josh Ryan Evans, who also voiced and performed the character of the nerdy neighbor, Timmy, on the show. He was often seen manipulating Skeeter from behind furniture or from off-screen.