This cartoon, written in the style of Dr. Seuss, is an impeccable tale that should be told on Black Friday and on every shopping melee. This Christmas rarity invokes a boy's transition from a toy-crazed, greedy, selfish brat to an altruistic, generous child, whose mishap became a munificent, charitable deed to a poverty-stricken town with his matching name. This is a must see for anti-consumerists!

A quaint little masterpiece.

The story of Jeremy Creek is told completely in rhymes, which you may think gets on your nerves, but really they pull it off quite well. It's a very simple little story, but I a sucker for that kind of stuff. In a period where everyone is trying to outdo everyone else, some people pull away and do a humble little cartoon, like this one, and it gives it a certain charm. Plus I just love Christmas specials. It even has a little suprise ending. One of the great unknown classics.