I find that its pointlessness is its appeal. Characters in a town that is out-of-touch with reality, going through their days especially touching on the kid that even the weird kids think is weird. It's heartening to know that their lives or personalities aren't ever going to change, because of that thin layer of innocence they have by sticking to the things they know and the things they were brought up and around with. I didn't want Napoleon to go through a big change, I liked him just the way he is. I absolutely adored that it was family friendly. Finally something I can watch with the family, with humour that they can actually understand right of the bat because the characters and their personalities just speak for themselves.