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Series · Prime Video · 1996

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Arthur

65Worth an evening.

Ordinary school days, ordinary fault, a family that is still there at supper. A good long habit.

The review

Arthur is not exciting, which is why a child can grow on it. The conflicts are the size of a classroom. D.W. is selfish and four, and the family does not organize itself around her tantrum. Binky, Francine, and the Brain are particular. The best episodes end with a person changed a little, not crowned.

Put it on for the grade-school years. Sit for one and ask what Arthur had to admit. That question is the whole curriculum.

Journal

Keep Arthur in the record.

No house has filed a sentence for this yet.

Live Historic number 65. Yours can differ.

The glance

Piety is the thin one.

Can conscience actually stop someone, or is reverence only in the shot so it can be mocked?

This phone is set for a grown person, just me. Change the ages.

Consider this

Bluey

78 instead of 65

Bluey is still a children show, and it scores 78 instead of 65. What you gain is industry: Parents have jobs.

The eight

5
Industry
A father who runs a catering business, a mother who works. Homework is real.
8
Household
Parents with authority, a grandmother, a sister. Arguments end with someone still in the house.
4
Piety
No worship. Conscience is a teacher, a parent, or a friend who is done with you.
6
Courage
The brave act is usually an apology or a try at a thing you are bad at.
8
Republic
Elwood is a town: a library, a school, a shop, a teacher with a name.
7
Temperance
The portion is a problem a child can finish before dinner.
7
Truth
Someone was wrong. The episode is not over until that is said.
7
Stewardship
Manners, reading, and how to lose a friend and get her back.

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Series · Crunchyroll · 2023

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Frieren: Beyond Journey's End

65Worth an evening.

Time, a master, and grief that arrives late. The best story on this shelf.

The review

Frieren won the quest and missed the people. The series is what she does with that, which is mostly walk, remember, and learn magic as if skill were a way of loving the dead. Himmel is gone, and his absence is the moral fact. Almost nothing here is in a hurry. A boy trained on Solo Leveling will be bored, and the boredom is the correction.

A teenager can watch it. A parent should, because it is one of the few popular fantasies that thinks a victory is worthless if you did not know the people you won it with. The magic is lovely and secondary. The primary thing is attention, paid late, and then paid on purpose.

Journal

Keep Frieren: Beyond Journey's End in the record.