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Series · Netflix · 2015

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Little Lunch

60Watch it awake.

The truest thing on the children's row. Short, funny, and fair.

The review

Australian children, one recess, a problem the size of a sandwich or a game that went wrong. Little Lunch is unusual because it does not improve the children into lessons. It watches them. A teacher has authority. A slight is a slight. The funny part is that you remember being exactly this tall.

Excellent for a child, and for you beside them. Fifteen minutes is the right length. Talk about who was left out of the game. Then go outside.

Journal

Keep Little Lunch in the record.

No house has filed a sentence for this yet.

Live Historic number 60. 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

Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood

73 instead of 60

Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood is still a kids show, and it scores 73 instead of 60. What you gain is household: The family is intact, affectionate, and in charge.

The eight

6
Industry
The day has rules, bells, and a teacher who is doing a job.
5
Household
Parents wait at the gate. The children live in houses we hear about honestly.
4
Piety
Fairness and embarrassment are treated as if they mattered, which they do at that age.
5
Courage
They survive small social risks: a swap, a dare, a misunderstanding.
7
Republic
A schoolyard is a commons, and the show knows every child in it.
7
Temperance
Nobody is destroyed for a joke. The joke is recognition.
8
Truth
Children talk the way children talk. The show does not correct them into slogans.
6
Stewardship
It hands you a way of seeing a child's hour as a real hour.

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Series · Disney+ · 2017

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Big Hero 6: The Series

60Watch it awake.

Grief, a craft, and a robot who is a sibling. Better than the team fights.

The review

Hiro's brother is dead before the series starts, and Baymax remains as the care that was programmed and then became love. The series is a gadget-of-the-week with a team. The part that belongs here is a young person who would rather live in the lab than in the loss, and a machine that keeps putting a hand on the grief.

Fine for the middle years. Prefer the episodes where someone has to be cared for over the episodes where a villain wants a chip. Say that a robot's kindness was taught by a person. Persons are still the source.