starrynightskies-3 I think its a great show and I'm really sad that people are criticizing it. I think all the seasons are equally as good and they should had made a fourth season. I love how they add bits of humor here and there and show how Sadie herself feels about high school life. In the second series, Sadie becomes more involved in a typical high school life, but still having a passion for nature and science. Her best friends, Rain and Margaret, are very supportive for her and always giving her advice. Yet they do get caught up in their own dramas once in a while. Overall, I think its a great show and DEFINITELY worth watching.

friendsforever2429 Hey everyone in case you want a very frank report on how this serial is then here it is. It is really useful , but if you want someone to fall asleep. Sadie is this really gullible , boring , sort of scared girl who is surprisingly even a nature freak. Its surprising how anyone can find it interesting since she just compares humans to animals and then describes the animal. Besides i don't understand the plot line of many of the episodes. Honestly , the casting was not at all good. Jasmine richards has done bad acting in this. Rainbow or whatever his name looks like he is seriously retarded i mean there's a bad combination of many features in him. Overall i give this show a rating of 4.

aimless-46 "Naturally Sadie" is very atypical of the current Disney Channel lineup, probably because it is made by a Canadian production company. The Canadian writers have actually managed to create a cerebral children's show, inside a package that is like a blend of 'The Saddle Club" and "Even Stevens". It probably would be a better fit on Discovery Kids because it is a bit over the head of the standard Disney Channel viewer (at least judging by some of the comments and messages on IMDb). "Zack and Cody", "Hannah Montana", and "Raven" are basically "I Love Lucy" episodes in content (zany slap-slick with little attention to a theme) and much like "The Honeymooners" in their cartoonish production design. So you would not expect many in that audience to connect with something like "Naturally Sadie", which actually has a message as well as a realistic look."Naturally Sadie" is really working on three levels. There is a commentary by the title character (Charlotte Arnold-who looks like a younger and shorter Misha Barton) relating the human world to the animal world, this is sometimes a voice-over and other times Sadie looks directly into the camera and talks to viewers. There are the standard teen comedy adventures centering on family and school. Finally, there is the friendship dynamic between Sadie and her two best friends, Margaret Browning-Lesveque (Jasmine Richards) and Rain Papadakis(Michael D'Ascenzo). The writers give each episode a semi-serious theme, often about this friendship dynamic."Naturally Sadie" is more like a coming of age feature film than a television show. The nature emphasis is appropriately symbolic of Sadie's growth. Each episode she learns something, gains more perspective, and grows wiser. With her red hair and freckles, Arnold is effortlessly charming and like the other younger members of the cast has become considerably more polished as the series has progressed. The newest episodes show a nuance and subtlety in her acting that was not there when the series started. Then again, what do I know? I'm only a child.

rachel7949 I love this show. Although Sadie is a little crazy she is still a normal teenager. I know what putting up with a brother feels like, and the writers really show how frustrating it is to put up with another sibling. I love this show and I Tivo it all the time so I can watch them. Sadly they don't show it very much on Disney channel and I wish they would. The actors are great. Sadie is so real you can empathize with her and it is really convincing. I really enjoy the situations that the characters are put into, they are so real. And being a teenager, I must include that Jacob Kraemer is hot! He is one of those characters you love and hate at the same time. He brings so much life into the show. This show has made me laugh out loud numerous times. And I have covered my eyes with a pillow, when I just couldn't imagine how embarrassed Sadie must feel at some parts. I would diffidently recommend this show to anyone from the ages 11-18. I hope I have convinced you to watch and episode or two.