YMMV / The Get Along Gang

• Anvilicious: The title alone makes the show's aesops of "We all need to get along" and "Unity, at its best, is the only way out of your problems" crystal clear.
  • "The Big Bully" hammers "When you're the only one having fun or laughing, it's not a joke, it's not a game and it's not a prank; it's bullying and your friends have every right to tell you to go away until you're ready to apologize and change your behavior" home like a sledgehammer.
• Cult Classic: The series is another obscure Merchandise-Driven Saturday-Morning Cartoon that happens to have a huge following amongst furries.
• Ensemble Dark Horse: Dotty Dog appears to be the most popular member of the gang. Also the members who did not travel over from the pilot.
• Friendly Fandoms: With American Greetings corporate sibling Care Bears as well as that of The Raccoons.
• Germans Love David Hasselhoff: The series is quite the cult favorite in Brazil, with the translation of the show's theme song becoming a popular children's song in the country.
• Popular with Furries: The show has a lot of furry fans, given it takes place in a World of Funny Animals.
• Retroactive Recognition:
  • Dotty is voiced by Bettina Bush, who was previously the voice of Lucy Little, and voiced Rainbow Brite the same year. She would later go on to voice Megan in My Little Pony 'n Friends.
  • Bingo is voiced by Scott Menville, who would later go on to be the voice of Ma-Ti and Robin (which, given that Captain Planet and the Planeteers is sometimes criticized as being similarly heavy on sticking with the group no matter what, could be Hilarious in Hindsight).
• Unintentionally Sympathetic: Bingo in "The Get Along Gang Minus One". He learns that his family is moving but his friends don't believe him, thinking he's just lying to gain sympathy. Then they find out he's telling the truth but get mad again when they discover that the Beavers were just moving to a different house in town, thinking that Bingo purposely omitted that detail. Except Bingo never knew he was moving at all, let alone that he wouldn't be leaving town.