Gabby’s Dollhouse is a colorful TV show that combines live-action and animation. Gabby is a cat-lover and in each episode, she reviews a package from her Meow Meow Mailbox, which gives her clues about what’s happening inside the dollhouse. She and her stuffed cat, Pandy, shrink to doll size and enter the animated world of Gabby’s dollhouse with Gabby’s Cats.

GABBY’S DOLLHOUSE is high-quality with vivid and detailed colors. The series combines music and learning opportunities. GABBY’S DOLLHOUSE is very entertaining; the characters often interact with the viewers by asking educational questions. GABBY’S DOLLHOUSE has a moral worldview, involving teamwork, helping each other and working together. However, it contains a subtle occult worldview with light magic, such as Gabby shrinking to dollhouse size, Mercat’s magical powers and the use of a potion. It’s a wonderful show for children, except for those who want to avoid all magical elements.

Episode 4 begins with Gabby making a toy for her cat Floyd. Then, Gabby receives a delivery from her Meow Meow Mailbox, a birthday present for her friend Cat Rat, who lives in the dollhouse world. She plans to have a surprise birthday party for him. Gabby sings her song, which shrinks her to dollhouse size. She meets Cakey, who plans to make a cake for Cat Rat. Together Gabby, Pandy and Cakey make the cake. The whole world turns “upside-down” to make their upside-down cake. They complete the cake and realize Cat Rat is about to enter, so they hide it. He enters and implies he smells a birthday cake, but they deny it. They then meet Baby Box, who offers to help decorate for the party. 

They want to make Cat Rat something to make him feel special, so they make him a crown. Cat Rat enters, and they hide the crown to avoid ruining the surprise. They then meet DJ Catnip and Fluffy Flufferton to work on a special birthday song, helping each other choose rhyming words while interacting with the viewers.

In Episode 5, Gabby shares a contraption she created. Mail arrives in her Meow Meow Mailbox with gears on the outside and a toy cat robot inside. She realizes it is one of Baby Box’s “Kitty Bots.” She shrinks down to dollhouse size and goes into the dollhouse. Baby Box made a “Craft Bot” for every room in the dollhouse. Craft Bot attempts to make a craft but malfunctions and tries to cook the crafts. Baby Box realizes she mixed up her robots and sent them to the wrong rooms, and this robot should be in the kitchen. 

They check on Cakey in the kitchen, who got the Spa Bot, which makes a complete mess of bubbles. They bring Cakey the correct robot and head to Mercat’s Spa to give her the correct robot. Mercat has received Music Bot, which is creating a mess in her spa. They encourage the robot to play “soft and jazzy” music and return it to the music room. 

DJ Catnip is stuck to the wall with glue when they get to the music room because he has the Craft Bot. They explain the mix-up to DJ Catnip and call Baby Box to tell her they found her robot.

Episode 6 begins with Gabby creating a pom pom picture frame with a photo of her and her Grandma. The Meow Meow Mailbox delivers a package that looks like a cat grandmother and contains baby photos of Cat Rat. Gabby shrinks and enters the dollhouse, where Cat Rat sings about his amazing Grandma. She’s coming over and has plans for what they will do for the day. Grandma arrives, and they make snacks together and play games. Grandma and Rat accidentally launch into a virtual world, and the Gabby cats go to save them. 

A “bubble chomper” threatens to eat Cat Rat and Grandma, but Gabby and Pandy save them. Cat Rat takes his grandma to Mercat’s spa for a bubble bath. Mercat uses a potion to play relaxing sounds for Grandma and involves viewers in finding the correct sound. Cat Rat pours a magic potion into her bath and changes her fur color to polka dots. Grandma says it’s the best day ever. 

Episodes 4 through 6 of GABBY’S DOLLHOUSE:  Season 10 are very enjoyable. The characters interact with viewers by asking educational questions and encouraging participation. The episodes combine music and learning opportunities, making them informative and fun. GABBY’S DOLLHOUSE has a strong moral worldview. It stresses helping each other and working together. However, it has some light occult elements. Thus, Gabby shrinks to dollhouse size, and Mercat has magical powers. For the most part, though, GABBY’S DOLLHOUSE is a delightful program for children.