Does anyone know what that feeling is when you watch this show?

It's bliss. It's just pure excitement (as if you want to be part of their lives) and relaxation. It feels as if you are part of the show, being Kowalski or whomever your favourite character is.

I know exactly what you all mean. For example, this morning I've been worrying about how I have this big semester test for none other than my least favorite subject: math. AND I also have a big research paper to write. So I got up early, put in my POM DVD, and started Dr. Blowhole's Revenge. Suddenly thoughts of anything else began to simply slip away. eventually I was completely relaxed, and the only things going through my mind were Penguins of Madagascar and Led Zeppelin (since I had been listening to them prior).

The excited "OMIGOSH!!! YAY!!! YES!!!" thing that feels like you're going to explode into a billion pieces, come back together, shout and run around the room yelling "WOOOOOOOT!" like a lunatic... and when you finally settle down you watch with extreme intensity...?

....'Cause that's how I feel.... X3

(You should've seen me when I saw Kowalski's poem... XD)

If it's an old episode I jump up and down and run all over the house but when it's a new episode I also run around the house, scream at the top of my voice and do a silly dance in front of my parents and feel like herp derp afterwards XD

I'm always 100% relaxed when I watch the show, and that's a lot for a stressy chicken like me... They're so funny! The show is so full of clichés, it's like watching some old series such as the A-team. XD Can't wait to see them in the third film! In the movies they're epic! XD

IT'S PURE AWESOMENESS. Dont think about why this show is so good, just ENJOY it.

well my expression is like the cereal guy. haha. then i make a comment :) then spit out my cereal.

remember: you wanted me to answer B)

You feel the excitment and the intesntiy as the show progresses. You can feel their emotions as well as see what they're feeling.

For example, in Hot Ice, when Kowalski read his poem for Doris, "We swam as one, I touched your gentle flipper. Then we were done, you wanted someone hipper" you could feel the anger he was feeling towards the hipper guy Doris wanted. And when he banged his head against the wall, you could feel sad and sypathize with him.

That's all I can explain for it. You just, feel the feelings and experience the happenings and events. You really know when they're sad, happy, angry or scared. I think that's what you're asking, isn't it?