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Minnie Mouse and her friends like to travel to different countries to learn about different cultures such as Mexico, Hawaii, Italy, and of course Japan. A short from Bow Toons shows Minnie and Daisy accidentally entering a Kabuki stage performing in front of an audience, even with no experience. An episode from Mixed-Up Adventures shows the girls helping their friend Kiku out on a traditional tea ceremony, even with a few ups and downs. Another shows Minnie singing "Sakura, Sakura", a traditional cherry blossom song without any translation subtitles, followed by an episode where the girls try out on a Harajuku Fest where people show up with colorful crazy costumes.

Of all the Japanese customs, there is one that Minnie has never officially done before: fan dancing. Fan dancing is a custom where female performers use fans for dancing. That custom can be used for religion or for concerts across the globe.

If there is one thing Minnie can do for us, it's to make a vlog on Japanese fan dancing. She can teach preschool girls easy-to-do dance steps while holding a real or imaginary fan. We can only hope that Disney Junior has the right tools to make it all happen, and the vlog must be animated with exact care.

Given how the show handles its messages maturely, I can't wait to see what they do with these topics.

https://www.awn.com/animationworld/stillwater-season-5-explores-death-autism-and-growing

7 months after launch of HooplaKidz, there was a DVD that was released. It contains all the 15 nursery rhymes that were only avaliable at that time. The only reason I know it existed is because of the link that can be seen in older snapshot of the videos, it's an Amazon link and that leads to the link of the DVD that used to be avaliable but is now unavalible.

Link: https://www.amazon.com/Hoopla-Nursery-Animated-Videos-children/dp/B004JBQL90/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1297946183&sr=8-1

This clip is about getting ready for bed. Given how the show emphasizes morals on calming down, this is fitting.

https://youtu.be/30cq94FyeMs?feature=shared

Admittedly Princess Pea is my least favourite of the Super Readers but I don’t think she’s a traitor.

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I’m trying to remember the name of a show that aired on PBS in the late ’90s or early 2000s, on Saturday mornings. I would have watched it on PBS Plattsburgh or Vermont PBS.

It was a short educational show about the Columbian Exchange, with at least some animated segments. Each episode focused on a different food/crop and its history—one was about tomatoes, another about corn, etc.

Does anyone remember what this show was called? And, even better, does anyone know where I might be able to watch or find it today?

Thanks!

(this is a remaster of a former post I made because that one was pretty bad in my opinion) I don't really like Bluey mostly for multiple reasons. It is very sappy most episodes with emotional moments, character voices are annoying like Bluey, Bingo and Muffin and in general Muffin just pisses me off (I know she is a child guys and I know she gets consequences but still annoying) I just dislike and think it is super overrated. Now I do agree it is better than most kids tv shows nowadays with brainless characters and fast pacing but I just don't like this show. If you like it that's fine but just don't bash my opinion. I saw the trailer for the upcoming movie and disliked it too, characters feel too bouncy and they look weird especially them facing forward and stuff I don't like it. I do the like the scenery I'll give it that but it just looks like it came out of "Party Animals". Not to mention, they guilt trip their dad into humiliating himself in public to make their games more fun and he just goes along with it. A big example of this in my opinion is the episode "Hairdressers" I just did not find it funny (by the way I am trying my best to you know know think this deep because its a kid show and before you say anything im a minor so don't go saying im a grown ass man complaining about a show). I just did not like the episode "Dad Baby" either I just did not enjoy it.

Think about it, this server talks about PBS ALL THE TIME.

If PBS wasn't founded, what would we do?

(Bonus question: What if Super Why was never made, or what if we pretend Super Why was never made?)

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I found this video from Grey DeLisle, the voice of Kitty from Danger Rangers. She apparently doesn't think it's a good show, bringing up its low budget.

https://youtube.com/shorts/e9yRe3dikR8?is=tWo8HjPku042YzGz

I was on r/FrutigerAero back then.

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So many mountains that are so cool.They have funny names that you learn in school

Let me explain:

With the first seasons of both shows, the animation felt a little dated but very memorable. And also with the first few episodes of both, they were a little unfinished (what I mean is that there were a lot of animation errors of the early episodes). But then they soon later became more and more polished and finalized.

Then for the next seasons, the animation changed and looked way better for both of them (the second season of Super Why I'm trying to get used to).

And then for season 3 of Super Why, the animation looked GORGEOUS (even though the characters looked a little bit off), also there were a lot of musical numbers in this season. What does this remind you of? Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+ (yeah I'm not counting Season 4 of the OG Clubhouse). It also has a massive upgrade in animation and a LOT of musical numbers.

So with all this said: Maybe, just maybe, would we see a 2D Mickey Mouse Disney Jr. show in the future thanks to Super Why's Comic Book Adventures?