History YMMV / BillyDilleysSuperDuperSubterraneanSummer

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Judy is a fan favorite for a number of viewers, but she only had a significant role in one episode ("Hey Judy"). It's understandable given that the series was finding its footing, and other characters had more active roles and quirks that were easier to write for; however, many viewers would have liked to see more of Judy's cute and kind character. Aaron Springer declared that she would've gotten far more screentime [[WhatCouldHaveBeen had the show got picked up for a second season]].

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Judy is a FanFavorite for a number of viewers, but she only had a significant role in one episode ("Hey Judy"). It's understandable given that the series was finding its footing, and other characters had more active roles and quirks that were easier to write for; however, many viewers would have liked to see more of Judy's cute and kind character. Aaron Springer declared that she would've gotten far more screentime [[WhatCouldHaveBeen had the show got picked up for a second season]].

* SoOkayItsAverage: The show itself, isn't considered just bad or good, but rather just basic to most, despite of the main character having to be more or less favorable, most of those who watch the show tend to be more interested in Zeke, Marsha, and pretty much all of the Subterranea-Tania characters. However, in recent years people have started to look past the show's flaws and come to appreciate its' lighthearted, unpretentious tone.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Judy. She hardly got any spotlight and development and only ever made four appearances throughout Season 1. Her official debut episode ("Hey Judy") was her only major spotlight role, her second and third appearances ("The Mushroom Prince"[[note]][[OutOfOrder Which aired a day before her official debut episode.]][[/note]] and "Rat's Entertainment!") were non-speaking cameos, and her last appearance ("The Battle for Subterranea-Tania") was a more semi-recurring role where she only had a few lines and didn't get too much spotlight here. The series' small fanbase expressed disappointment in how underused she was compared to most other side characters. It's gotten to the point where she the mascot of this trope. (Which is shared with [[WesternAnimation/SanjayAndCraig Sam Lastnamè]]) Aaron Springer however declared that she would've gotten far more screentime [[WhatCouldHaveBeen had the show got picked up for a second season]].

* BaseBreakingCharacter: The title character himself. Several viewers view him as having an unappealing design, bland nasally voice, poorly-adapted personality, and in some episodes [[TookALevelInJerkass he acts like a total whiny jerk who gets away with everything.]] While some think that he gets crammed in every episode that does involve more with him rather than Zeke, Marsha, and most of the side characters, to the point where they rarely appear in almost most of the episodes, aside from appearing either minor or supporting role. (Judy has gotten this the worst of them all.) However, some people have grown on the character, especially after the Season 1 finale.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Judy. She hardly got any spotlight and development and only ever made four appearances throughout Season 1. Her official debut episode ("Hey Judy") was her only major spotlight role, her second and third appearances ("The Mushroom Prince"[[note]][[OutOfOrder Which aired a day before her official debut episode.]][[/note]] and "Rat's Entertainment!") were non-speaking cameos, and her last appearance ("The Battle for Subterranea-Tania") was a more semi-recurring role where she only had a few lines and didn't get too much spotlight here. The series' small fanbase expressed disappointment in how underused she was compared to most other side characters. It's gotten to the point where she the mascot of this trope. (Which is shared with [[WesternAnimation/SanjayAndCraig Sam Lastnamè]]) Aaron Springer however declared that she would've gotten far more screentime [[WhatCouldHaveBeen had the show got picked up for a second season]].

* BaseBreakingCharacter: The title character himself. Several viewers have criticized the character for his unappealing design, bland nasally voice, poorly-adapted personality, and in some episodes [[TookALevelInJerkass he acts like a total whiny jerk who gets away with everything.]] While some think that he gets crammed in every episode that does involve more with him rather than Zeke, Marsha, and most of the side characters, to the point where they rarely appear in almost most of the episodes, aside from appearing either minor or supporting role. (Judy has gotten this the worst of them all.) However, some people have grown on the character, no matter how bad his design or voice is, especially after the Season 1 finale.

* NeverLiveItDown: '' "[[WhamLine WE ARE]] [[FriendshipDenial NOT YOUR FRIENDS, BILLY DILLEY!!!]] [[GetOut GO AWAY]] '''[[TearJerker FOREVER!!!!"]]'''''
** Billy's design, voice, and behavior are highly questionable to the point where he's often viewed as a [[TheSociopath sociopathic]] {{Jerkass}} who often bullies his friends.

* Narm: The infamous TearJerker line can sound a bit immature with the way it's worded, somewhat killing the mood.

* SugarWiki/AndTheFandomRejoiced: A lot of people got very excited when it was announced Aaron Springer, acclaimed for his work on ''[=Spongebob=]'' and ''Samurai Jack'', was finally getting his own show, having had many close chances in the past with ''Periwinkle Around the World'' and ''Korgoth Of Barbaria''.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Judy. She hardly got any spotlight and development and only ever made four appearances throughout Season 1. Her official debut episode ("Hey Judy") was her only major spotlight role, her second and third appearances ("The Mushroom Prince"[[note]][[OutOfOrder Which aired a day before her official debut episode.]][[/note]] and "Rat's Entertainment!") were non-speaking cameos, and her last appearance ("The Battle for Subterranea-Tania") was a more semi-recurring role where she only had a few lines and didn't get too much spotlight here. The series' small fanbase expressed disappointment in how underused she was compared to most other side characters. It's gotten to the point where she the mascot of this trope. (Which is shared with [[WesternAnimation/SanjayAndCraig Sam Lastnamè]]) Aaron Springer however declared that she would've gotten far more screentime [[WhatCouldHaveBeen had the show got picked up for a second season]].
* WinTheCrowd: A lot of people got very excited when it was announced Aaron Springer, acclaimed for his work on ''[=Spongebob=]'' and ''Samurai Jack'', was finally getting his own show, having had many close chances in the past with ''Periwinkle Around the World'' and ''Korgoth Of Barbaria''.

* SpiritualSuccessor:
** To Nickelodeon's ''WesternAnimation/SanjayAndCraig''. It helps that a few crew members worked on Billy Dilley, after production of "Booyah for Bollywood" finished.
** A more accurate comparison would be ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' (which Aaron Springer previously worked on), ''WesternAnimation/{{Chowder}}'', ''WesternAnimation/TheMarvelousMisadventuresOfFlapjack'', or ''WesternAnimation/The7D''.
** It's also the third in Disney's unofficial "Summer Vacation" trilogy, following ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb'' and ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' (which each premiered five years apart).

* ItsShortSoItSucks: Mostly the series itself, by the length, it aired only 13 episodes and lasted only 2 weeks for most of its run.

* SoOkayItsAverage: The show itself, isn't considered just bad or good, but rather just basic to most, despite of the main character having to be more or less favorable, most of those who watch the show tend to be more interested in Zeke, Marsha, and pretty much all of the Subterranea-Tania characters. However, in recent years people have started to look past the show's flaws and come to appreciate its' lighthearted, unpretentious tone, even deducing that it SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove.

* CultClassic

* {{Moe}}: Marsha.
** Also Judy. She is arguably the most adorable thing to come out of the show.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: The Subterranea-Tania characters are very well-liked way more than the title character himself, considering how unique and diverse they are in terms of appearance and personality.

* SoOkayItsAverage: The show itself, isn't considered just bad or good, but rather just basic to most, despite of the main character having to be more or less favorable, most of those who watch the show tend to be more interested in Zeke, Marsha, and pretty much all of the Subterranea-Tania characters. However, in recent years people have started to look past the show's flaws and come to appreciate its' lighthearted, whimisical tone, even deducing that it SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove.

** The biggest one would have to be the green swamp girl Judy, due to having an adorable and appealing design. She only ever appeared as a one-off character in the series in the appropriately named episode "Hey Judy". (She also made 3 smaller appearances in the series.)

* EarWorm: The show's theme song will be stuck in your head for days!
** The song that plays during the end credits, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hT1Mo2imsQ "Catch Me If You Can"]], is pretty catchy too!
** "When you're in lovvvvvvvve..."
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yb04m9VaP-c RATS MAKE EVERYTHING BETTER, RATS MAKE EVERYTHING GOOD!]]
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b11T3-xbHtU Hey hey hey hey, what's with these kids today?]]

* SoOkayItsAverage: The show itself, isn't considered just bad or good, but rather just basic to most, despite of the main character having to be more or less favorable, most of those who watch the show tend to be more interested in Zeke, Marsha, and pretty much all of the Subterranea-Tania characters. However, in recent years people have started to look past its' flaws and appreciated its' lighthearted, whimisical tone, even deducing that it SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove.

* SoOkayItsAverage: The show itself, isn't considered just bad or good, but rather just basic to most, despite of the main character having to be more or less favorable, most of those who watch the show tend to be more interested in Zeke, Marsha, and pretty much all of the Subterranea-Tania characters. However, in recent years people have started to look past its' flaws and deduced that it SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove.

* SoOkayItsAverage: The show itself, isn't considered just bad or good, but rather just basic to most, despite of the main character having to be more or less favorable, most of those who watch the show tend to be more interested in Zeke, Marsha, and pretty much all of the Subterranea-Tania characters. However, recently people have started to look past its' flaws and deduced that it SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove.

* SoOkayItsAverage: The show itself, isn't considered just bad or good, but rather just basic to most, despite of the main character having to be more or less favorable, most of those who watch the show tend to be more interested in Zeke, Marsha, and pretty much all of the Subterranea-Tania characters. However, recently people have started to look past its' flaws and deduced that it NeedsMoreLove.