My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic

[Qwertygiy]

Winnie the Pooh has complex character development, etc.

Let's all go watch Winnie the Pooh.

There's a whole nother argument.

The latest Winnie the Pooh TV shows stink. The Super Sleuths and whatever the puppets one was -- The Book of Pooh, I think -- were not that good at all. Even when I was in the intended age range.

But the original, from about 20 years ago, is quite nice.

[Fat_Sacks]

Because children's shows can't have characters?

Dont put words in my mouth, Im saying that i dont see a "complex character development" in a freacking kids show involving ponies flying around and drinking tea.

That's where you're wrong. The show has more than enough action to satisfy the average person.

Winnie the Pooh has complex character development, etc.

Let's all go watch Winnie the Pooh.

There's a whole nother argument.

The latest Winnie the Pooh TV shows stink. The Super Sleuths and whatever the puppets one was -- The Book of Pooh, I think -- were not that good at all. Even when I was in the intended age range.

But the original, from about 20 years ago, is quite nice.

Same thing with MLP, except for the fact that the new generation is actually good. Generation 2, 3 and Newborn Cuties was the worst thing ever put on television.

[Who]

Because children's shows can't have characters?

Dont put words in my mouth, Im saying that i dont see a "complex character development" in a freacking kids show involving ponies flying around and drinking tea.

That's where you're wrong. The show has more than enough action to satisfy the average person.

Out of curiosity, define "action" in a ponie cartoon

[simonheros]

Because children's shows can't have characters?

Dont put words in my mouth, Im saying that i dont see a "complex character development" in a freacking kids show involving ponies flying around and drinking tea.

That's where you're wrong. The show has more than enough action to satisfy the average person.

Out of curiosity, define "action" in a ponie cartoon

It's like any other show.
It has it's conflicts.
Characters have their own unique personality.
Problems arise.
Things are done to help weaken or fix the conflict.

[Who]

Because children's shows can't have characters?

Dont put words in my mouth, Im saying that i dont see a "complex character development" in a freacking kids show involving ponies flying around and drinking tea.

That's where you're wrong. The show has more than enough action to satisfy the average person.

Out of curiosity, define "action" in a ponie cartoon

It's like any other show.
It has it's conflicts.
Characters have their own unique personality.
Problems arise.
Things are done to help weaken or fix the conflict.

Then I belive it is one of those shows that implement morales like:

"Don't lie"
"Always share!"
"Don't cheat on a friend"

[simonheros]

Then I belive it is one of those shows that implement morales like:

"Don't lie"
"Always share!"
"Don't cheat on a friend"

Well I guess it is...

At least it teaches the right values? :S

[Who]

Then I belive it is one of those shows that implement morales like:

"Don't lie"
"Always share!"
"Don't cheat on a friend"

Well I guess it is...

At least it teaches the right values? :S

That's one of the things I don't like. For example my favourite cartoon when I was younger was Tom & Jerry, the only thing I learned from that show is that you can easily knock someone's teeth with a hammer.

Matter of taste...

[Fat_Sacks]

Because children's shows can't have characters?

Dont put words in my mouth, Im saying that i dont see a "complex character development" in a freacking kids show involving ponies flying around and drinking tea.

That's where you're wrong. The show has more than enough action to satisfy the average person.

Out of curiosity, define "action" in a ponie cartoon

Dragons, manticorns, average villains.
And while the show does teach very kid-like stuff, it's still very entertaining.

[simonheros]

Because children's shows can't have characters?

Dont put words in my mouth, Im saying that i dont see a "complex character development" in a freacking kids show involving ponies flying around and drinking tea.

That's where you're wrong. The show has more than enough action to satisfy the average person.

Out of curiosity, define "action" in a ponie cartoon

Dragons, manticorns, average villains.
And while the show does teach very kid-like stuff, it's still very entertaining.

It's like SpongeBob... If you like it that is.cared:

[Fat_Sacks]

Spongebob when it was good.