I gave 2 and a half stars to this series, but that is only taking into consideration that you are an Aladdin fan. The animation was ok for its time, although not as good as some previous Disney series (like Gummi Bears or Ducktales). Most of the villians were original concepts and actually fun to watch, except for the one who made his debut on "The Return of Jafar" (I can't remember his name). The voice of the genie is not made by Robin Williams, but by Dan "Homer Simpson" Castellaneta, which is just plain awful in my opinion. The other voices aren't that bad. To sum it up: not the best Disney cartoon series, but worth checking out if you have fond memories of the movie.

It's really hard to write a decent review for a series ou haven't seen in a really long time; however, I think I remember enough of it to give a decent atempt.

My biggest problem with the series was that I've always enjoyed CLOSURE. The first movie ended. They didn't need more adventures. Everything had been resolved; why this?

However, my personal complaints aside. The series was good; especially compared to some other more recent series based on movies.

The animation was decent enough though, of course, no where near the original. The plots of each episode are what really made this worth watching. It had enough original and inventive villains to create plenty of fun plots without redundancy.

However, in the end, unless your a big fan of Aladdin I wouldn't recomend you track it down.

This was a fairly enjoyable series. One thing that stuck out, to me, were some of the bad guys. They were pretty interesting compared to a lot of animated tv series I have seen. I think there were only two or three seasons run for this show and all of them were pretty good. I'd recommend this series to any aladdin fan.