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If you wanna watch that and the monsters on that street go ahead waste your life |
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Wow, do you watch blue's clues and barney too? Or are you just socially awkward? |
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I find that it is scary. |
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I find it really.......... Almost perverse... But really weird... That 13 is the age that you put as
the bar for promoting watching what is a toddler's show... I mean no one wants kid's feeling rushed
to age... No teenager should be watching a show teaching the building blocks of aging short of
sentimentality or reaching back to a simpler time... But to be educated by? To learn from? For
entertainment??
Um go outside, man... Go build something |
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Discovery channel, Bob the builder, how it's made, or Bob the Builder, Mythbusters, or Bob the
Builder. I know what I would choose. |
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This is stupid soon you're going to tell me telletubies and barney are ok too |
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Well, I'm in my mid-teens, and I do not watch Bob the Builder. I have a little brother who does, but
he is only five. For kids thirteen years of age and older, Bob the Builder is nothing but a silly
children's program. It does teach morals and things that are good for development, but once a person
reaches a certain age, certain things become outmoded and ineffective. Bob the Builder is one of
them. (For those of you that have kids or siblings that watch the Disney Channel, you will know that
Lazy Town is a different story. Even I enjoy Lazy Town). Frankly, my peers and I would much rather
watch the Discovery Channel, History Channel, or even Animal Planet.
However, if you can get a 13+ year-old to sit down and watch Bob the Builder and say afterwards:
"Hey, I really enjoyed and learned from that," I will agree with you. Until then, it is pretty much
impossible. |
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This is like not even debateable! Well in my opinion. |
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It's Bob the Builder, and you're not doing a good job on setting up a debate. Educational shows are
already offered for older ages- just flip to the National Geographic, Discovery, or History channel.
Bob the Builder already has a destined age group appeal. |
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If you have enough time in your day then go for it. |
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01 Feb 2008 02:54
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