Arthur, PBS Kids, and Propaganda for Kids

I'm in my early twenties and remember watching that show in the afternoons

pretty shitty volume you have there. Thanks for sharing though.

I read on the wiki that Ratburn danced with the female librarian Paige Turner. Anyone know what episode that was in? I'd like to review their chemistry. Is Ratburn possibly bisexual rather than gay? Hoping to get an MP4 we can use to show he was originally portrayed as hetero.

They took all the good parts out of Warner Brothers cartoons (like seeing the RR hit thr ground) in the 80s. My first encounter with the memory hole.

The Price is Right taught me about California emissions standards and that polite people call shitty art "nice conversation pieces." Oh, and spaying and neutering pets of course.

What is it with librarians and corny jokes?

How old are you?

Just curious how much of the cultural revolution you've had to endure.

Disgust for homosexuals used to be a nearly universal human trait.

It's amazing to me how fast that changed.

The writers had to have planned the joke.

I was spoiled on (mostly) decent British children's shows, so when Arthur and the like aired it wasn't appealing. That said, few American children's shows ever were. Even back then (mid 90's) they were nauseatingly PC; and I picked up on that as a child.

Wow, that animation looks like dogshit in comparison to the 90s version. What the hell happened to cartoons?

Lowered budgets

I’m calling bullshit