Paw Patrol FAO BB
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Stick with it mate, it gets off to a slow start but the cliffhanger at the end of episode 6 is unbelievable. The second season is right up there in the best t.v. ever made for me. Have you seen The Wire? Pingu is very similar, once you understand the lingo then it's a game changer. Don't give up on it yet.
In a similar vein, Peppa Pig inspires a later interest in bacon butties.
I was quite glad my kids were never really into Thomas the Tank Engine. Often seemed quite mean-spirited to me, the situations always seemed to be inspired by one of the trains acting like a complete dick, before being told off by the fat controller for causing confusion and delay. Admittedly, that may be the newer episodes rather than the older ones though.
That said, it was still preferable to Chuggington, my god that was annoying.
I was quite glad my kids were never really into Thomas the Tank Engine. Often seemed quite mean-spirited to me, the situations always seemed to be inspired by one of the trains acting like a complete dick, before being told off by the fat controller for causing confusion and delay. Admittedly, that may be the newer episodes rather than the older ones though.
That said, it was still preferable to Chuggington, my god that was annoying.
Fat Controller???? Where’ve you been the last 40 years? It’s Sir Topham Hat, the evil, white capitalist bastard. You can’t pick on his body mass. He has no choice over that.
I like the moralizing btw. Engines succumb to willfulness and pride, engage in minor mischief, come unstuck, learn their lessons, and start acting decent (for that episode at least). My beef is with the equipment and operational aspects of the program, plus George Carlin’s Scottish accent.
Loved the books as a kid.
I like the moralizing btw. Engines succumb to willfulness and pride, engage in minor mischief, come unstuck, learn their lessons, and start acting decent (for that episode at least). My beef is with the equipment and operational aspects of the program, plus George Carlin’s Scottish accent.
Loved the books as a kid.
