Silent treatment tropes bother me, mostly because they’re proven to be psychologically, mentally, emotionally, and even physically manipulative and damaging, not to mention the fact that it does nothing to repair the relationship. (For clarity the silent treatment is different from not talking to an abusive or toxic person or taking a few minutes away from someone who’s angered you before going back and working things out). You’re basically forcing a person to beg for forgiveness and whatever they can do to get back in your favor, even if they don’t know what they did wrong. Shows use this as an effective way to make people apologize shouldn’t, especially to children who may see it and use it instead of talking out their problems. Edit: Two things, one being that i would like to apologize for forgetting to list my source, Psyc2Go’s video “6 Ways the Silent Treatment is Harmful” and second thank you Strider!
I’ve always hated the silent treatment. It speaks volumes of the person using it more than it does the guilty party in question. Communication is key and it is vital to calmly and rationally talk out your issues rather than resort to childish behaviors such as passive aggressiveness. Folks with NPD use this a lot just to gain control over other people emotionally. Best to avoid those kind of people.
It's especially cruel to inflict on autistic people, young people, and others who genuinely don't know what they did wrong and can't magically read minds or "read the room."
@@connorstratton5961 not really because in go animate instead of the parents being good and discipline him right .the caillou parents Verbally and physically abuse caillou and ground for no reason
True but they suck at it They could make him like Arthur and Bart Simpson mixed together At least he's able to be more likable especially since he's still immature and bratty
The sad part is, with a few minor changes, "Caillou Goes to the Circus" would be an acceptable episode: For starters, instead of Caillou simply getting the day wrong, have the circus be cancelled altogether, so the audience has a _real_ reason to sympathize with him. Secondly, instead of bawling and throwing a fit, have Caillou be depressed and/or bored for about half the day so the audience would find him more relatable and will sympathize with him more, before getting into the main "circus at home" part of the episode. Please reply if you think the episode needs any more changes.
I really like your idea dude. Seriously, you could easily write way better books than the original Caillou books (not that they are any good to begin with, tho)
Two more things I would change is… 1. I would make them cheer him up by decorating the house like a circus 2. NOT MAKE THE TOOTHPASTE LOOK LIKE A PINK BUBBLE BEARD
I agree. It's really not like Arthur to just bully someone, the way it's done here was so incredibly out of the blue. Arthur is normally one of the nicest characters in the series, so what the heck happened?
*after the legendary battle* Caillou: I told you’d die for that Dw: you should have renewed your series Caillou: NO *caillou gets cancelled* Dw takes the W Caillou takes the L
For real though, PBS has to be one of the least problematic channels to date, even if they are sometimes under the radar nowadays to companies like Disney and Nickelodeon. I remember PBS the fondest.
For a channel that relies on public funding for their existence, they've done a fantastic job on helping to shape multiple generations. I still remember growing up on sesame street, Arthur and between the lions, and the first book I ever learned how to read on my own was a Thomas the Tank Engine book that I still hold onto for any future children of my own.
Most PBS shows other than Caillou is 99% great for little children and families. I tend to prefer it to Nick Jr and Disney Junior. I just wish Parents can parent instead of letting their kids be unsupervised on TH-cam “kids” videos. I know that most adults probably aren’t into these shows mostly targeted to young kids. However I would 100% rather have a kid that learns and be loving than not trying to parent and end up like Caillou.
Ikr when he bullied Sue Ellen, Everyone goes @ him but others do nothing when Arthur gets bullied, Muffy posted a video talking bad about Arthur, Francine made fun of Arthur's glasses, DW brought his underwear to HIS school in front of the girls.
I was thinking the same thing and came to the comments to see if anyone would mention it. Since I only knew him from Hamilton and I didn't watch it, I couldn't say with 100% certainty that it was him. I could only go base off of my memory of how he looked like (I haven't seen him in any form of media for months) and his voice. So I'm glad I found your comment to confirm it WAS him 😅
The sad part is that DW probably adds a certain realism and relatability to the show (is it intended? idk...). You do get families irl where one kid just weirdly gets a pass for most everything for some reason.
Yeah it's that sibling that tests all of our potential underlying psychopathic tendencies by pushing us to the point where we must ponder werther or not we would still strangle them to death if no one was looking, every once in a while and thankfully no normal person does :))
Just cause it’s sometimes realistic doesn’t make it a good lesson and honestly it just encourages spoiled behavior. (And this is coming from a younger sibling)
I suppose the "I Forgot to Laugh" episode of Arthur was meant to show how an innocent joke can be taken too far. I'm assume the coat was supposed to be fuzzy, like a sheep dog, & that Arthur didn't realize he was being a bully because everyone laughed at first. The silent treatment bit was probably meant to show kids' that they'd loose all their friends if they played cruel jokes. Not saying the episode was good or bad, just that I can understand what the writers were trying to do.
Yeah I was gonna say, I was surprised that Lin Manuel Miranda was in such a low rated episode. The pushy real estate agent is probably something thrown in for adults watching
I'd expect the derisive behavior more from Gordon than Edward. Gordon is a pompous engine, but Edward is consistently seen as a wise and mild-mannered engine.
When I saw Barney stealing I immediately thought of that thing about Piracy y'now "YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A CAR, YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A TV, YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A DVD, YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A HANDBAG" Barney would Edit:It also has EXTREMELY loud heavu metal music
I loved PBS growing up. Arthur, Maya & Miguel, Zoboomafoo, It’s A Big Big World, Cyberchase, Fetch with Ruff Ruffman, and Thomas were my favorite shows. I’d love to see you talk about Cyberchase
@@ReReCoil I remember when there were also animation artifact errors that would happen in most of those episodes as well. I'm just surprised it's still going at this point. Same with cyberchase, but at least it's still fine to watch despite it not doing the cybernetic theme as much anymore
I hate to go political, but I’m sure there are certain types of mothers I know who’d stop literally any kind of wars by disciplining them. Take Queen Elinor from Pixar’s “Brave” for example. She literally grabs ALL FOUR Clan leaders by the ears!
When I first saw the Flash animation, it was like it was made by freshman animating students. I met Marc Brown who created Arthur, he said it was because of the cost of animation.
Yeah it's sad when an animated show loses it's animation budget. But I will say it looks far better then what happened to the Fairly Oddparents and at least it didn't lose all of it's writing quality.
Yeah, it looks so bad and awkward. I get that because its on PBS, it won't have the most highest budget and is publicly funded. Hand-drawn animation isn't cheap but wow, Arthur in flash animation feel unnatural. At least, the episodes are still good writing wise.
He said he could have filled this list with nothing but Caillou episodes, but didn't for the sake of variety. Plus I doubt there are any "good" Caillou episodes out there?
I think you’d get a kick out of the AOK TH-cam series Caillou the Grownup, which depicts Caillou as a selfish, childish, psychotic adult who still lives with his parents, he drives them nuts with his selfishness and immaturity and if they don’t give into his demands he threatens to harm them.
And in the first episode the dad admits it’s their fault why he’s a messed up adult, because they spoiled him, enabled his bratty behavior, never punished him, and never told him “no”.
I haven’t seen it outside this video, but based on what Strider showed, it really seems like Arthur was extremely cruel. The kind of person who would do that would not be someone you could just make up with at the end of the episode. You have to be malicious to keep harassing someone like that. Also, as an autistic person, not being explicitly told what someone is doing wrong is one of the worst social habits I keep seeing. It’s caused me so much trouble, and there’s no logic to it. If a person isn’t getting something, continuing to give them subtle hints just because you think they should get it doesn’t mean they will get it.
Well, Barney may be a little too sweet and slightly sugar coated but if you have seen more episodes than me (some Barney haters only watch one episode and automatically say it sucks) you would know that when he talks to the audience, he doesn’t treat them like idiots. Not only that, but Barney Is kind of character that wishes for world piece (something that we actually kinda need if you think of it now).
@@LardManAnimation Though, some of the songs on the show can get pretty dark. Just listen to "I'm Being Eaten By A Tyrannosaurus Rex" and that song about a rabbit nearly being shot by a hunter. Granted, both songs were from earlier seasons but man! Barney can get hardcore!
@@jenneacubero1036 Shit, I forgot about that song. I only remember because I was in the target demographic during the early days of Barney & Friends. Those were the days. Oh dread, oh dread, he's up to my... GULP!
@@LardManAnimation funnily enough, Barney stopped my younger siblings from bullying me several years ago. My dad liked this show called Rodger Ramjet and my siblings watched it so much I hated it. So, instead of listening to me and watching it a little less, they'd sing the theme song day in, day out. It went on for a whole school term... until one morning, I got up earlier than I'd meant to so I could taped a show on channel 9. As I turned on the TV, I realized I had to wait through Barney before my show would even start. Instead of going back to bed, I decided to just watch it... but, the moment the theme song started playing, a lightbulb went on in my head. The tune was EXACTLY the same as Rodger Ramjet. Now, at the time, my siblings HATED Barney. They were in that "ew. I'm too big for kids shows like that anymore" phase. So, I recorded the theme song and took every chance I could that weekend to watch it over and over until I had it memorized. 2 days later, on the car ride home from school, they started singing Rodger Ramjet's theme song. I waited for the second verse, then, with the biggest shit eating grin on my face, started singing the next verse of Barney's song judging from the tune. They stopped, looking confused, before they became HORRIFIED. They never sang the song ever again and ALWAYS fast forwards through it whenever they watched the show.
The reason people hate Edward Strikes Out so much is because Edward is completely out of character. Gordon being rude is fine since it's part of his character, but Edward is a kind, wise, old engine. Seeing him act like James is baffling and a spit in the face to his character. Henry would've be a much better choice instead of Edward since he's a bit aggorant himself.
Exactly. And DW's parents are extremely permissive toward her. Someone give HER the GoAnimate treatment! Speaking of Caillou, he's finally canceled! Good riddance, isn't it?
7:18 fun fact: originally James was supposed to be the protagonist of the episode,but for some reason he's model was not present so instead they used blue Jesus
yetitruckdrum: *makes a video about Arthur going to prison for beating up one of his slightly younger sisters DW and Caillou* PhantomStrider: I thought that would happen. Then again, he is the same cyberbully that slandered and harassed me on “Top 5 Worst (or in his case, ‘Best’) Films of 2016” before I ever found out, so I shouldn’t be surprised.
Honestly, Boohbah is by far worse (in my opinion). For one the teletubbies at least had a plot as opposed to boohbah with random shit happening. Also, the boohbahs (if thats their name) were way more ugly and annoying.
There's a few things that always pissed me off about Arthur's Big Hit as a kid. 1. Arthur got punished for hitting DW twice in the episode. Once from his parents, & then the second time from Binky punching him. It comes off as if the show thinks he deserved to get punched because he hit his sister. 2. His parents try to lecture him about how he should feel empathetic towards DW because now he knows what it's like to get punched. Even though he didn't do anything wrong or valid for Binky to hit him. 3. DW comes off as insanely bratty & unlikeable in this episode. The way she downplays her breaking Arthur's plane is just beyond despicable & stupid (even for DW). If they had written her as much more sympathetic in the episode like maybe she dropped the plane by accident & apologized immediately to Arthur, then it would've come off as much more likable. Instead she just tries to justify she didn't do anything wrong & then blames Arthur for not making it fly. Seriously, that would piss me off too. 4. Not showing DW get punished for breaking the plane was bullshit too. All they literally had to do was show Arthur saying DW broke his plane, her parents questioning if this was true & then getting upset at her for doing it. It wasn't that hard at all, but nope, the show decides to go the "I don't care what happened, hitting is always wrong" route.
I remember seeing "Arthur's Big Hit" as a kid and, yeah, I just felt sorry for Arthur the whole time. Like, I get the moral they meant to convey and I don't condone resorting to violence unless necessary for self-defense, but they went so over the top making DW an unapologetic little brat that I seriously can't blame Arthur for losing it. And then instead of the whole story being taken into consideration and both kids getting reprimanded/punished accordingly, everyone completely invalidates Arthur's side and acts like he just went over and punched DW for no reason. And _then_ when Binky actually _does_ go and punch Arthur for basically no reason, his parents are all like "Well, that's what you get. Now that you know how it feels, go apologize to your sister." Umm, what now??? So when Arthur hits DW, he's in the wrong and gets punished, but when Binky hits Arthur, it's acceptable because justice? Aaaand to top it off, if memory serves, there's never any mention of Binky being punished; he just feels bad and apologizes his own. The writers go out of their way to emphasize that punching your sibling when they harass the crap out of you and break your stuff is wrong, but not that giving in to peer pressure and punching someone who's minding their own business might also be -- at the _very_ least -- equally bad?
30:20 Holy shit! He bites her?! You’re sick, Canada! You’re sick! But don’t get me wrong, I really like Caillou from my childhood. As it’s actually not meant to be about Caillou being a brat, but using his imagination to go on adventures or exploring the world around him. But they oddly focus on him throwing temper tantrums and overall being toxic way too much. But *THIS!* *THIS* is way too far!
A supervillain in his early childhood (no pun intended on the fact that one of the only Mario games he likes being The Software Toolworks even though even Hotel Mario is better than this because of its YTP content despite its massively frustrating gameplay of just shutting down all hotel doors).
25:58 There was actually a Betty Boop cartoon with a plot similar to this. Except in that cartoon, they couldn’t go to the circus because it was raining. Also, while I don’t condone children throwing tantrums, the way they illustrated the child breaking down into tears in that cartoon actually kinda made me feel bad for him. That’s sad when a cartoon made over 50 years prior is better for kids than one that was actually made during our lifetime! 🤨
There’s 2 episodes I can remember where I actually didn’t dislike DW. The first is how she feels when she overheard her parents fighting, and starts getting visions about them getting divorced or hating each other forever. Child’s imagination and also sympathetic. The second is when she just starts playing around with sounds, making a choir out of doo dads and things. She actually had something she was passionate about, a way to express herself. And as an artist, I’m a bit biased towards that kind of thing.
I like the one where Arthur cuts his knee on a lima bean can because D.W., for once, seems genuinely worried about him when it happens. It makes her much easier to like.
@@SnakeitySpoonGilmour And she tells Arthur that he needs to tell his parents what happened because if he doesn't say anything, his cut knee will catch an infection and make him very sick
I'm actually with Arthur on this one. D.W. brought this upon herself, for not leaving her brother, or his model airplane alone. D.W. should have been punished as well. And WOW! When even Family Guy addresses how bad Caillou is, that's when you know you F***d up!
@@mileshayter7440 No problem. I have a younger sister who was self-righteous and always pure-pressured me into things I knew were wrong. Which one time, cause me to get my fingers crushed between an umbrella stand(My fingers are fine BTW. Just left a white mark that went away long ago.) So needless to say, we didn't get along all that much during childhood, but are better now as adults. Plus I'm never a fan of spoiled brat characters in TV shows and movies. Hense why I hated both D.W. from Arthur and Angelica from Rugrats.
The worst part about "So Funny I Forgot to Laugh" is Sue Ellen. She is tough and assertive. Literally one of the first episodes of the show is about her not standing up to Binky's bullying. Yet in this episode she is a pushover and actually attempts to SWITCH CLASSES because of how mean Arthur is being. Arthur and Sue Ellen are amazing friends, and it makes no sense that she would feel that bad about the joke. If this was realistic, Sue Ellen would've tried to resolve it with Arthur more. She had that one confrontation after the locker incident, but from that point onward, she only talked to Mr. Ratburn. And of course, Arthur was insufferable in this episode as well.
The worst Arthur episodes were the later ones when Kate, Pal, Amigo, Killer & Mae Lyn were able to communicate between each other. It made no sense, as Arthur was a show for older kids..
I never cared for the main characters of Teletubbies as a small child. But I personally loved Noo-Noo. As a vacuum robot, he's always depicted cleaning up other people's messes. He's seemingly the only person with a true sense of duty and responsibility on the show. These are moral lessons kid shows should teach. Honestly, I'd love to see a show solely about Noo-Noo's life.
I would like that too. It'd probably give us some insight about him, maybe even show us some of the sad things he has to go through in his life, & even show how badly he is treated by the Teletubbies.
Honestly, I like a lot of the practical effects used in Teletubbies, and some of the set designs are pretty cool. Noo-Noo is the best practical effect in the show imo. So cool!
My first experience with telettubies was watching a Slendietubbies 3 review Now i can't see Noo-Noo as anything other than a fricking monster But seriously, why does that game have legitimately good moments, it's fucking Slendietubbies I nearly cried when watching the La-La scene, WHYYY
Imagine it like a mockumentary where they interview him and he tries to get a new job doing something other cleaning up. He could go to college or something 🤣
Are you assuming she is a mom based on a photo of her holding a baby from like several years ago (the one used for the Teletubbies reboot), or is it true that she is a mom?
the thing is, big brother caillou had some promise, as they accurately portray the feeling of having a new sibling, but from the pinching scene onwards ruined whatever message they were going for. there were also 10 writers in the credits, so take that as you will
Strider, Michael's narration on Thomas sounded bored and absolutely dead since around Season 7. Not being mean, just saying it wasn't JUST for Edward Strikes Out.
I think it began when Hit Entertainment bought the rights of the show from Britt Allcroft after she resigned in the wake of Thomas and the Magic Railroad's failure. They essentially dumbed down the show and I think Angelis's narration from that point onwards shows the lack of enthusiam he had from that point, yet he kept going until series 16, though ex-James Bond Pierce Brosnan narrated a special episode during that time.
@@matthewskidmore2397 Yeah, pretty much. He was really enthusiastic in Season 6, I wonder if he knew the show was "losing steam" by reading the 7th Season scripts, or if it was an issue related to his age. I doubt that it was the latter, since there was only a 1 year gap between Seasons 6 and 7.
Strange to make Edward torment someone, I always that role would be suited for James or Percy. Ed was always a gentleman. Sometimes I wonder what these guys were on when they wrote this stuff.
@Renai Circular Motion Well, he is an older engine and I think they tried to play off that, by making him like an old person commenting on new technology, but it just didn't work.
I like how Edward was like "no, we don't need Rocky, Harvey's doing it" apparently forgetting how uncharacteristically prejudiced he was against Harvey himself when HE first arrived
Back when I helped teach Pre-K and K on sunday mornings, there were a few kids who behaved very poorly to say the least, and I learned it was probably because Caillou was their favorite show. I suggested the parents switch to Thomas the Tank Engine and from then on they were so much better behaved. So yes, Strider's claims are Grievous-verified.
I used to binge watch it on Netflix and I turned out great,but seriously if you're gonna talk about a brat,get more than like two episodes of content,because those two horses have been dead since 2010
This is why Caillou is BANNED in my home. He's a whiny little shithead. My nephew used to mimic him constantly, and I would rather dump acid into my eyes and ears than to see and hear my own son act that way.
Oh yeah I thought it was him I've watched Hamilton at my school but it's not really the best song in the world but it's Lin-Manuel Miranda so I'll let it go
23:19 "And only 2 frames of animation were actually given to DW falling down. I counted, and you're off by 10. 12 frames were made to DW's falling animation.
Ik that PBS isn’t really targeted for older children, but the writing is just a lot better than other channels. The other episodes definitely make up for these bad episodes.
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My favorite pbs shows from when I was a kid: Arthur, Sesame street, Cyberchase, Fetch w/ Ruff Ruffman, and some others I don't want to type. But my favorite our of all of them was Cyber Chase
I think what would've helped the moral is DW becoming scared of Author after he hits her, it's realistic, and maybe he realizes how it's affected her and starts to feel bad, also it makes sense, DW is a pretty sheltered spoiled kid, so the idea of someone straight up punching her for her actions would mess with her world view
Yeah, if we saw DW actually upset, kids would get why hitting is wrong. Like, show the punch, and show DW completely freak out, since her older brother just punched her, and she is a tiny child. Have DW afraid to go outside. Have her afraid to talk to the big kids. And show that just because DW is annoying, and can be a brat, she's still a kid.
That sounds like it could’ve been an amazing episode with Arthur and DW possibly even getting a better brother and sister relationship once everything has been cleared up
@@ThePhantomSafetyPin Agreed! I've built a few Gundam models myself, So I can relate to Arthur snapping at D.W., for breaking something he worked so hard on.
I was mainly hear for “Edward Strikes Out”, “Wonky Whistles” and “Arthur’s Big Hit” It’s so weird to see Edward be sooooo out of character in that episode, I would’ve expect James to act that way towards Rocky, but not Edward.
I actually watched So Funny I Forgot to Laught a few weeks back and yeah... I don't think I've ever seen someone so out of character. Arthur wasn't even flanderized, his behavior is in NO connection to his character in any way shape or form. This could have worked with Muffy or Binky but Arthur of all characters?? And you wanna know what could have erased a lot of the problems of Arthur's Big Hit? At the scene of Arthur hitting her, instead of DW bitching about how Arthur built the plane wrong, instead have her genuinely apologize for breaking it. And THEN have Arthur hit her anyways. That would put Arthur in the wrong and justify his punishment. Even if you kept the rest of the episode exactly the same, this one change could have drastically changed the scope of the episode. Instead, I felt no sympathy for DW at all and I honestly think Arthur was completely justified in hitting her. I'm a 19 year old man and I'd probably clock her myself
Luna_Lotus Don’t forget that one episode that parodied Macbeth where Muffy manipulated Francine into putting Buster’s alien toy in Brain’s backspace so Brain could get in trouble and Francine could win Student of the Month. And then later manipulated Francine to get Arthur and Buster in trouble when they started to suspect that Brain was framed. All she cared about was her lunch with that weather man she fawns over throughout the episode, she didn’t even seem to care that she was getting her friends into trouble. And at the end of the episode, when Francine and Muffy both confess to their crimes, Muffy gets rewarded by going with Brain to eat on the lunch with the weatherman while Francine has to stay behind and do community service. 🤦♂️
I always found Arthur’s Big Hit to be really mean spirited and I think Arthur will now grow up resenting his parents for this blatant favoritism. And that’s not the only episode where Arthur’s clearly the unfavorite child
I get it. I remember another episode where DW was playing her favorite song so much it drove Arthur up the wall! Then he later gets punished for threatening to destroy her CD if she didn't knock it off! (He was trying to do his homework!" When the CD disappeared she accused him of stealing it! The rest of the episode has her ransaking his room looking for it! Arthur never took it. Their parents accidentally took it with them to the party. Even when DW discovered Arthur was innocent she never apologized to him for accusing him and messing up his room! The parents never even scold her for doing those things!
@@melissacooper4282 Now that you mention it, it seems like the parents NEVER scold DW for making Arthur’s life miserable. They only scold her when she does something to THEM. I remember an episode where DW was a picky eater, and you know what? Ok. Kids can be picky eaters at that stage in life. But the parents only scold her and try to correct her behavior after she embarrassed them in public. The unfair treatment they display between their two older kids really comes into affect when in “DWs Beastly Birthday,” they literally make Arthur give “pony rides” to a bunch of little kids, despite him telling his mom it’s hurting his back. Not to mention that they are HITTING him with a stick. “It’s just one day.” Argh.
11. Arthur's TV Free week. This episode is just.... hypocritical. You're telling kids "Don't watch TV. You don't need it". Yeah, the problem here? It's being told ON TV. We get that PBS is publicly funded (With the exception of things like Libby's Juicy Juice. 100% concentrate for a 100% chance of diarrhea!) but let's be honest here - regardless of where the funding is coming from, you do want people to view your stuff. Arthur's TV Free week basically threw the rest of PBS under the block by saying "Don't watch TV. At all. Period." The episode tries to teach kids restraint but instead comes off as giving a middle finger to PBS. PBS always prided itself on running educational programming as an alternative to the violent, immoral, and advertisement driven nature of other channels. (Ignore our inclusion of things like Chuck E Cheese commercials, btw.) So by telling kids NOT to watch TV... it came off as just saying 'Yeah, even US!'. Another PBS show, "Adventures from the Book of Virtues" and a Disney Channel show Adventures in Wonderland handled this moral a lot better. They basically were saying "Hey nothing wrong with watching TV - I mean you're doing it right now - but just don't do it to the expense of your commitments, hobbies, friends, or your health."
How is it that one scene in a movie could give a brat more character development than the entire run of Arthur could? For context, there is a scene in the second rugrats movie (rugrats in paris) where Angellica confesses to what she's done, acknowledges that what she did was awful and apologizes. This is more character development than we've ever seen for DW.
@@155chipmunkz Maybe, but Angelica at least grew out of her brattiness over time. She helped Chuckie and his dad out and away from an awful marriage/stepmother which was something she caused. DW has not grew out of her brattiness.
“So funny I forgot to laugh” is such a terrible episode. They handled the message badly and Arthur acted completely out of character. This is not only one of the worst episodes of the series, but one of the worst episodes I’ve ever seen. It’s like on par with episodes like everyone knows it’s bendy or make em up pals from FOSTER home for imaginary friends.
I think the episode might have (big maybe) if it was Buster taking a joke too far. Really, I think this episode was just out of place. Like they were teaching what harassment was, but didn’t know how.
I hated the episode because Arthur was so out of character for teasing Sue Ellen. And Sue Ellen was out of character for taking it and eventually telling Mr. Ratburn. She normally would've confronted the bully herself.
@@zebraterabyteztproductions9595 There’s a difference between a joke and harassment. What Arthur did qualifies as harassment. She told him to stop and he wouldn’t.
@@mondenkindqueen I've forgotten that she told Arthur to stop first before she reported him to Mr. Ratburn. I did remember that Arthur harrassed her to the point that she was considering transferring to another school!
The one memorable thing about Arthur’s big hit was the Fist Meme that came out of it.
Lol
Arthur: I told you NOT TO MEME IT!!!
People: Exactly! So we gonna do it! And this is nothing compared to what D.W. did!
Arthur: AAAUGHGHH!!!
i ToLd yOu noT tO TouCh IT!
@@sophiebubbles07 YoU BuILT It AlL WrOng!
Arthur memes are amazing
fun fact about teletubbies, one of the characters was accused of being a homosexual stereotype because he carried a purse.
That, I believe was Tinky-Winky.
I have no idea how I can respond to that.
Isn't it trans-support?
@@toadtv4389 Technically yes, but it was the Conservative crowd were offended because it depicted what they perceived as a gay character.
@@julieporter7805 Imagine getting offended over a bag.
I'm sorry, but every time Elmo screams "ClOwNsSsSsSsSsSsssSSSSS!" I can't stop laughing my ass off.
@King 150 lol true
Same here! I laughed as well!
Hail to good clowns! 🦾🤡👍
That also made me laugh to even tho I only liked Elmo's world when I was young
I made have found the episode weird, but that was the best part.
Silent treatment tropes bother me, mostly because they’re proven to be psychologically, mentally, emotionally, and even physically manipulative and damaging, not to mention the fact that it does nothing to repair the relationship.
(For clarity the silent treatment is different from not talking to an abusive or toxic person or taking a few minutes away from someone who’s angered you before going back and working things out). You’re basically forcing a person to beg for forgiveness and whatever they can do to get back in your favor, even if they don’t know what they did wrong.
Shows use this as an effective way to make people apologize shouldn’t, especially to children who may see it and use it instead of talking out their problems.
Edit: Two things, one being that i would like to apologize for forgetting to list my source, Psyc2Go’s video “6 Ways the Silent Treatment is Harmful” and second thank you Strider!
Well said
This guy definetly deserves credit for typing all that, I'm really proud of this guy.
Yes! That's exactly what I was thinking :)
I’ve always hated the silent treatment.
It speaks volumes of the person using it more than it does the guilty party in question.
Communication is key and it is vital to calmly and rationally talk out your issues rather than resort to childish behaviors such as passive aggressiveness.
Folks with NPD use this a lot just to gain control over other people emotionally.
Best to avoid those kind of people.
It's especially cruel to inflict on autistic people, young people, and others who genuinely don't know what they did wrong and can't magically read minds or "read the room."
I just realized that Go Animate is the ONLY people who ground Caillou.
*EDIT* CAILLOU HAS BEEN GROUNDED! IT HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM PBS!
They are truly the heroes we needed
@@connorstratton5961 not really because in go animate instead of the parents being good and discipline him right .the caillou parents Verbally and physically abuse caillou and ground for no reason
True but they suck at it
They could make him like Arthur and Bart Simpson mixed together
At least he's able to be more likable especially since he's still immature and bratty
@@niabella8897 exactly ! They MADE them WORSE
It's very meanspirited and way too harsh
And he's EVEN WORSE
He's like Bart Simpson BUT EVIL
Actually, they changed their name a while ago to Vyond.
Personally, the "cLOOWN, AAAAA" thing had me rolling. It was funny.
IKR???? 😂😂😂😂😂
I found it annoying!😲
Yeah!!🤣😂😂
samee
I find it funny too!
Me: Sees Caillou
Also Me: *V I E T N A M F L A S H B A C K S*
HE MUST BE SMITED ONTO THE FIREY PIT.
Mung Daal is there too.
I agree with Armstrong
Though modern Caillou is better, it’s be even better if the show never existed at all
I remember almost every episode i've seen of Caillou
The sad part is, with a few minor changes, "Caillou Goes to the Circus" would be an acceptable episode:
For starters, instead of Caillou simply getting the day wrong, have the circus be cancelled altogether, so the audience has a _real_ reason to sympathize with him. Secondly, instead of bawling and throwing a fit, have Caillou be depressed and/or bored for about half the day so the audience would find him more relatable and will sympathize with him more, before getting into the main "circus at home" part of the episode.
Please reply if you think the episode needs any more changes.
That would make Caillou so much more tolerable.
Your idea works!
That or have the parents finally beat the hell out of caillou for his wrong doings
I really like your idea dude. Seriously, you could easily write way better books than the original Caillou books (not that they are any good to begin with, tho)
Two more things I would change is…
1. I would make them cheer him up by decorating the house like a circus
2. NOT MAKE THE TOOTHPASTE LOOK LIKE A PINK BUBBLE BEARD
As an Arthur fan, So funny I Forgot to Laugh hurt me because of how uncharacteristic Arthur acted
I agree. It's really not like Arthur to just bully someone, the way it's done here was so incredibly out of the blue. Arthur is normally one of the nicest characters in the series, so what the heck happened?
Yeah and it wasn’t good
DW , doing this , I understand but Arthur
Liked arthur and the magic school bus but i feel i will get annoyed at them if i come back and watch them now
Yeah I don’t like this episode, and the episode when Francine got Nemo cause Arthur was just rude to Francine about cats
“Never a cop around when you need one!” - Barney the Dinosaur
This is canon
What
Hes true
I love you
You love me
No one fucks with our family
@@dominicthecool1784 did you even watch the video?
“Clean up, clean up, grab a bag N get the F out of there”
Thomas:
**almost kills multiple people**
Also Thomas:
*I am very silly engine*
The Miller era in a nutshell
The whole HiT area in a nutshell:
Thomas messes up costing the railway thousands of dollars
Thomas: Sorry
@@StumpyFunnel at least the Miller Era wasn’t as bad as that godforsaken BWBA Era!
Honestly after watching the BWBA era makes me miss the first few seasons
BWBA makes the Miller Era look like a 2nd Golden Age.
Dw in dw’s bad mood: exists
Cailou: Finally A worthy opponent!
Cailou again: Our Battle will be legendary!
*after the legendary battle*
Caillou: I told you’d die for that
Dw: you should have renewed your series
Caillou: NO
*caillou gets cancelled*
Dw takes the W
Caillou takes the L
🤣
🤣🤣🤣 y'all are funny
@@randomdudeonyoutube3504 so thats how she became an officer
For real though, PBS has to be one of the least problematic channels to date, even if they are sometimes under the radar nowadays to companies like Disney and Nickelodeon. I remember PBS the fondest.
At least they aren't like modern Disney and Nickelodeon. **shudders**
For a channel that relies on public funding for their existence, they've done a fantastic job on helping to shape multiple generations. I still remember growing up on sesame street, Arthur and between the lions, and the first book I ever learned how to read on my own was a Thomas the Tank Engine book that I still hold onto for any future children of my own.
Most PBS shows other than Caillou is 99% great for little children and families. I tend to prefer it to Nick Jr and Disney Junior. I just wish Parents can parent instead of letting their kids be unsupervised on TH-cam “kids” videos. I know that most adults probably aren’t into these shows mostly targeted to young kids. However I would 100% rather have a kid that learns and be loving than not trying to parent and end up like Caillou.
Some of my all time favorite shows are from PBS.
@@b.m.933 Disney XD has back problems from carrying Disney's TV programs
Arthur’s friends are mean to Arthur: *That’s fine.*
Arthur is mean to his friends: *This is an Avengers level threat.*
Moral Myopia alert!
Lmfao 🤪
@@uncannydanny5682 i know right. But he dis kind of take it far in that one.
Ikr when he bullied Sue Ellen, Everyone goes @ him but others do nothing when Arthur gets bullied, Muffy posted a video talking bad about Arthur, Francine made fun of Arthur's glasses, DW brought his underwear to HIS school in front of the girls.
@@therewasnoattempt8373 that was when they were going to camp . And it wasn’t at school .
Why is no one else talking about the fact that Lin Manuel Miranda was Freddy flapman?
I was thinking the same thing and came to the comments to see if anyone would mention it. Since I only knew him from Hamilton and I didn't watch it, I couldn't say with 100% certainty that it was him. I could only go base off of my memory of how he looked like (I haven't seen him in any form of media for months) and his voice. So I'm glad I found your comment to confirm it WAS him 😅
Alexander Hamilton
Yeah, I noticed that immediately and was expecting the comments to be screaming about it, but alas, there was nothing,,,
...I noticed albeit I was kind of second guessing myself
@@khaliyahjefferson832 I know right?
The sad part is that DW probably adds a certain realism and relatability to the show (is it intended? idk...). You do get families irl where one kid just weirdly gets a pass for most everything for some reason.
That was certainly true in my family! I don't know if it's intentional either though.
Very true, the dw big hit episode hit very close to home for me. Happened to many times wit me and my brother
@@mileshayter7440 for real sometimes siblings just push you too far and eventually you snap
Yeah it's that sibling that tests all of our potential underlying psychopathic tendencies by pushing us to the point where we must ponder werther or not we would still strangle them to death if no one was looking, every once in a while
and thankfully no normal person does :))
Just cause it’s sometimes realistic doesn’t make it a good lesson and honestly it just encourages spoiled behavior. (And this is coming from a younger sibling)
I suppose the "I Forgot to Laugh" episode of Arthur was meant to show how an innocent joke can be taken too far. I'm assume the coat was supposed to be fuzzy, like a sheep dog, & that Arthur didn't realize he was being a bully because everyone laughed at first. The silent treatment bit was probably meant to show kids' that they'd loose all their friends if they played cruel jokes.
Not saying the episode was good or bad, just that I can understand what the writers were trying to do.
They should not have used Arthur tho
Hearing it felt iffy because like... Aren't there dogs who are like actually people? It sounds like some kind of... Maybe racism?
lose
@@vacuumblink2300 totally.
@@byakuyatogami2905 In Arthur, Binky is a dog (I think).
Ok, I wanna know more about Barney stealing somebody’s purse.
@btamamura true
Me too
@@petros6013 agreed
Actually I searched for it on TH-cam and I think it was just the actors messing around, but it's still weird
I found it. It was an outtake, Barney was messing around.
I'm sorry but I just cant see an episode of Sesame Street where Alexander Hamilton tries to sell real estate to Big Bird though rap as being bad.
I WAS WONDERING IF ANYONE WAS GOING TO MENTION THIS XD
I thought the rapping was ok as he described the variety of creatures in the Rainforest
I could write a full musical with that concept
Yeah I was gonna say, I was surprised that Lin Manuel Miranda was in such a low rated episode. The pushy real estate agent is probably something thrown in for adults watching
It wouldn't be the first time someone convinced Big Bird to leave home. Remember "Follow That Bird"?
I'd expect the derisive behavior more from Gordon than Edward. Gordon is a pompous engine, but Edward is consistently seen as a wise and mild-mannered engine.
Yeah it’s almost as if this was meant to Be James script instead of Edward’s
@@paulnewmo I do see both James and Gordon as jerks
I think it would've worked better as a Cranky story, kinda like a season 10 version of "Kevin's Cranky Friend"
yeah
@@paulnewmo I call that episode “James Strikes Out” because it’s more fitting
Caillou: bites his little sister
Me: WAS THAT THE BITE OF 87
Goddamn it I laughed and I'm not even into FNAF
Its the bite of 83 not 87
@@quanashiab.9620 Well the bite of 87 exsists and it turns out it wasn't foxy it was cailou
@@quanashiab.9620 Plus it's a markiplier reference
the episode is from 1997
When I saw Barney stealing I immediately thought of that thing about Piracy y'now
"YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A CAR, YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A TV, YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A DVD, YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A HANDBAG"
Barney would
Edit:It also has EXTREMELY loud heavu metal music
I remember seeing that ad on a DVD. I forgot which one but right after it would be and ad for the first live action Garfield movie.
Fun Fact about that PSA: the people behind it got sued because they didn't get the rights to use the music
@@thegrandxbunny2073 same
@@Jacob-TNK How ironic.
@@Jacob-TNK That’s what they should have been teaching. How not to get caught.
I loved PBS growing up. Arthur, Maya & Miguel, Zoboomafoo, It’s A Big Big World, Cyberchase, Fetch with Ruff Ruffman, and Thomas were my favorite shows. I’d love to see you talk about Cyberchase
Omg i love Fetch with Ruff Ruffman
Yess cyberchase and fetch. I was so sad when they canceled fetch
@Nostalgia Kid And the show is still going on to the day.
Cyberchase had some episodes that scared ne
Ruff Ruffman was part of my childhood and I still like it growing up
Never ask:
A man: his salary
A woman: her age
Phantomstrider: to review teletubies
best profile pic award goes to you
@@punchy207 getting nostalgic?
@@doodle_productions0 yeah
mrmpht
Thanks for making me laugh. That's clever. 🤣😆
I noticed that the animation quality of Arthur has decreased.
Its lost it's frame rate to be honest
@@ReReCoil I remember when there were also animation artifact errors that would happen in most of those episodes as well. I'm just surprised it's still going at this point. Same with cyberchase, but at least it's still fine to watch despite it not doing the cybernetic theme as much anymore
@@ReReCoil Frame? or fame
@@yourlocalhooman2657 frame
That's why I only watch the episodes audio only now
Caillou: starts a warcrime
His Mom: *tHaT's nOt vErY nIce*
His parents smoking joints actually would explain a lot
@@jules6735 lmao
Mom of the f**king year!
I hate to go political, but I’m sure there are certain types of mothers I know who’d stop literally any kind of wars by disciplining them. Take Queen Elinor from Pixar’s “Brave” for example. She literally grabs ALL FOUR Clan leaders by the ears!
It’s sad to see that the makers of Arthur have resorted to cheap ass looking flash animation. Looking like something made on TH-cam.
When I first saw the Flash animation, it was like it was made by freshman animating students. I met Marc Brown who created Arthur, he said it was because of the cost of animation.
Yeah it's sad when an animated show loses it's animation budget. But I will say it looks far better then what happened to the Fairly Oddparents and at least it didn't lose all of it's writing quality.
The Flash-animated seasons of the show is a _really_ bad influence on animators like me.
TH-cam can do better.
Yeah, it looks so bad and awkward. I get that because its on PBS, it won't have the most highest budget and is publicly funded. Hand-drawn animation isn't cheap but wow, Arthur in flash animation feel unnatural. At least, the episodes are still good writing wise.
Caillou's parents make even Peter and Lois Griffin seem like responsible parents.
lol
Frrrr
Fr!
for what my parents imply that seems true
Number 1: the entire caillou collection
Imagine a world where the entire caillou show never existed
@@crizbit9746 YES!
That book pic leaves me with a 'scared/grossed out' feeling with a side of 'kinda freezing spine'! 😰
@@crizbit9746 we would have flying cars
I have a question for yall which is worst peppa pig or caillou
If you hate Caillou so much, then why don’t you make a top 10 ABYSMAL Caillou episodes list.
Pls he has suffered enough
Heh. Lol.
He said he could have filled this list with nothing but Caillou episodes, but didn't for the sake of variety.
Plus I doubt there are any "good" Caillou episodes out there?
@@nine_tails137 I know. I said I wanted an ABYSMAL Caillou episodes.
@@matthewgarner7215 Yeah, that's my point. As in all Caillou episodes are bad.
The “sheep dog” joke is also serious racism in the context of the show since they’re all animals 😬
gosh now i imagine the episdoe but instead of sheep dog it's the n word
Yah it is
Oh sheesh I didn't think about that but you're right.
I'm reminded of squirrel jokes from spongebob
@@someguy7777 “you look like a n#########################”
I think you’d get a kick out of the AOK TH-cam series Caillou the Grownup, which depicts Caillou as a selfish, childish, psychotic adult who still lives with his parents, he drives them nuts with his selfishness and immaturity and if they don’t give into his demands he threatens to harm them.
And in the first episode the dad admits it’s their fault why he’s a messed up adult, because they spoiled him, enabled his bratty behavior, never punished him, and never told him “no”.
The guy that murdered his parents at one on my local pizza plus was like that.
@@LD-2401 wait what-
@@Monotail_Razuin yeah his parents spoiled him so much that when he asked for money and they said no he murdered them.
Here’s an article onwww.bdtonline.com/news/son-gets-life-for-pizza-plus-murders/article_dedf32be-137a-11e4-9614-001a4bcf887a.html
Honestly that Arthur episode pissed me off they handled the subject matter of bullying and harassment in a very wrong way
I know, right? The episode with Molly did it way better. Unfortunately, I don't remember the name of the episode.
I haven’t seen it outside this video, but based on what Strider showed, it really seems like Arthur was extremely cruel. The kind of person who would do that would not be someone you could just make up with at the end of the episode. You have to be malicious to keep harassing someone like that.
Also, as an autistic person, not being explicitly told what someone is doing wrong is one of the worst social habits I keep seeing. It’s caused me so much trouble, and there’s no logic to it. If a person isn’t getting something, continuing to give them subtle hints just because you think they should get it doesn’t mean they will get it.
@@meowtherainbowx4163 OMG same and i’m also autistic
@@joelblake5310 The Last Tough Customers I Believe?
@@Anna-hy4sb Yes, that's it
“Did you watch a lot of PBS Kids growing up?”
*Take a wild guess.*
Ye
yez
No
There's no PBS in Britain
Ye
I don’t laugh out loud much but “Calling it a drug trip is an insult to drug trips” killed me
*Laughs out loud*
I’m sorry you died buddy
I'm surprised there's no Barney episodes, despite Barney being in the transition.
Well, Barney may be a little too sweet and slightly sugar coated but if you have seen more episodes than me (some Barney haters only watch one episode and automatically say it sucks) you would know that when he talks to the audience, he doesn’t treat them like idiots.
Not only that, but Barney Is kind of character that wishes for world piece (something that we actually kinda need if you think of it now).
@@LardManAnimation Though, some of the songs on the show can get pretty dark. Just listen to "I'm Being Eaten By A Tyrannosaurus Rex" and that song about a rabbit nearly being shot by a hunter. Granted, both songs were from earlier seasons but man! Barney can get hardcore!
@@jenneacubero1036
Shit, I forgot about that song. I only remember because I was in the target demographic during the early days of Barney & Friends. Those were the days.
Oh dread, oh dread, he's up to my...
GULP!
@@isaacgleeth3609 Pretty catchy song, I must admit.
@@LardManAnimation funnily enough, Barney stopped my younger siblings from bullying me several years ago.
My dad liked this show called Rodger Ramjet and my siblings watched it so much I hated it.
So, instead of listening to me and watching it a little less, they'd sing the theme song day in, day out.
It went on for a whole school term... until one morning, I got up earlier than I'd meant to so I could taped a show on channel 9.
As I turned on the TV, I realized I had to wait through Barney before my show would even start.
Instead of going back to bed, I decided to just watch it... but, the moment the theme song started playing, a lightbulb went on in my head.
The tune was EXACTLY the same as Rodger Ramjet.
Now, at the time, my siblings HATED Barney. They were in that "ew. I'm too big for kids shows like that anymore" phase.
So, I recorded the theme song and took every chance I could that weekend to watch it over and over until I had it memorized.
2 days later, on the car ride home from school, they started singing Rodger Ramjet's theme song.
I waited for the second verse, then, with the biggest shit eating grin on my face, started singing the next verse of Barney's song judging from the tune.
They stopped, looking confused, before they became HORRIFIED.
They never sang the song ever again and ALWAYS fast forwards through it whenever they watched the show.
Arthur: you can’t be serious.
Buster: you can’t sit with us!
There, I made a mean girls joke. Even this joke/meme gets old but millennials get it.
That reference isn’t Old, it’s a Classic
@@rachel_sj yes it is, and I’ll never get tired of it. 🦔
🤨
A mean girls reference?
that's so fetch
I didn't even know what you were referencing until you told me. You're fine. XD
Listening to a grown man rant about children's shows for a half hour is a perfect encapsulation of my 2020.
You should see the Thomas the Tank engine fandom
I honestly only clicked on here to see if I had seen any, I saw 4, maybe 5 of them.
I love that wonky whistle episode
Cool
A. Cougar
B. Hippo
C. Monkey
D. Red Panda
The reason people hate Edward Strikes Out so much is because Edward is completely out of character. Gordon being rude is fine since it's part of his character, but Edward is a kind, wise, old engine. Seeing him act like James is baffling and a spit in the face to his character. Henry would've be a much better choice instead of Edward since he's a bit aggorant himself.
It should’ve been James or Gordon in the episode
@@lilnike2 They could've worked too
The moral of Arther’s Big hit is don’t hit your siblings... unless they’re DW
LOL!
you deserve a pin
I told you, not to TOUCH IT!
@@ExtremeWreck yep lmao unless its the noisy DW lmao 🤣 😂 🤪 😆 💀 😅
I think they could have fixed it by DW breaking something fixable like the propeller.
Strider won't stop until he's told us the best, worst, darkest, and weirdest of every network out there!
Yep he has good taste in shows
@@VickroyG Yup! He's awesome! >:3
@@TheBombyExtra
Yep
@@daniexists6
Unfortunately?
@@daniexists6 That... wasn't a bad thing, but okay...
DW is just a female, furry version of Caillou
I remember when the word "furry"
wasn't used as a bad stereotype.
@@furanafriendszuentertainme2785 yeah, same
Yes, aardvarks are furries now, also I could personally agree, both were brats
Exactly. And DW's parents are extremely permissive toward her. Someone give HER the GoAnimate treatment!
Speaking of Caillou, he's finally canceled! Good riddance, isn't it?
@@davidhileman8567 definitely! I'm surprised he wasn't canceled sooner tbh 😂
7:18 fun fact: originally James was supposed to be the protagonist of the episode,but for some reason he's model was not present so instead they used blue Jesus
Blue Jesus😂😭
Blue Jesus
Caillou is gonna end up in prison when he's older. I wanna see that
Then search up Caillou gets arrested by many Vyonders.
He'll be bald for a VERY different reason in prison. (That's an Aryan Nation joke. I guess it's not that obvious.)
yetitruckdrum: *makes a video about Arthur going to prison for beating up one of his slightly younger sisters DW and Caillou*
PhantomStrider: I thought that would happen. Then again, he is the same cyberbully that slandered and harassed me on “Top 5 Worst (or in his case, ‘Best’) Films of 2016” before I ever found out, so I shouldn’t be surprised.
Have you check Cailou at 22 ? It a great animation series about a Groe up Caillou
@@DocVolteer Omg I love that show! XD
Don’t forget Boohbah, that show is terrifying, it’s the same creators of Teletubbies
Honestly, Boohbah is by far worse (in my opinion).
For one the teletubbies at least had a plot as opposed to boohbah with random shit happening.
Also, the boohbahs (if thats their name) were way more ugly and annoying.
It was werid. And creepy
I never found the Boohbahs scary. I thought they were cute!
@@slyninja4444 Ew!!!! Not TELETUBBIES!!!!
Oh god not Teletubbies 😖😖😖 not that damn show
There's a few things that always pissed me off about Arthur's Big Hit as a kid.
1. Arthur got punished for hitting DW twice in the episode. Once from his parents, & then the second time from Binky punching him. It comes off as if the show thinks he deserved to get punched because he hit his sister.
2. His parents try to lecture him about how he should feel empathetic towards DW because now he knows what it's like to get punched. Even though he didn't do anything wrong or valid for Binky to hit him.
3. DW comes off as insanely bratty & unlikeable in this episode. The way she downplays her breaking Arthur's plane is just beyond despicable & stupid (even for DW). If they had written her as much more sympathetic in the episode like maybe she dropped the plane by accident & apologized immediately to Arthur, then it would've come off as much more likable.
Instead she just tries to justify she didn't do anything wrong & then blames Arthur for not making it fly. Seriously, that would piss me off too.
4. Not showing DW get punished for breaking the plane was bullshit too. All they literally had to do was show Arthur saying DW broke his plane, her parents questioning if this was true & then getting upset at her for doing it. It wasn't that hard at all, but nope, the show decides to go the "I don't care what happened, hitting is always wrong" route.
And the writers never once apologized for this terrible episode.
@Jason Gonzales / Flandre Scarlet is Cute!!!! IKR?
Arthur doesn't deserve to get punched
@@LucasDeCorte Yeah, poor Arthur.
@@jacksonconley5117 And that's all bratty younger siblings do. It's to take and take and take without any regards to feelings or remorse.
I remember seeing "Arthur's Big Hit" as a kid and, yeah, I just felt sorry for Arthur the whole time. Like, I get the moral they meant to convey and I don't condone resorting to violence unless necessary for self-defense, but they went so over the top making DW an unapologetic little brat that I seriously can't blame Arthur for losing it. And then instead of the whole story being taken into consideration and both kids getting reprimanded/punished accordingly, everyone completely invalidates Arthur's side and acts like he just went over and punched DW for no reason.
And _then_ when Binky actually _does_ go and punch Arthur for basically no reason, his parents are all like "Well, that's what you get. Now that you know how it feels, go apologize to your sister." Umm, what now??? So when Arthur hits DW, he's in the wrong and gets punished, but when Binky hits Arthur, it's acceptable because justice?
Aaaand to top it off, if memory serves, there's never any mention of Binky being punished; he just feels bad and apologizes his own. The writers go out of their way to emphasize that punching your sibling when they harass the crap out of you and break your stuff is wrong, but not that giving in to peer pressure and punching someone who's minding their own business might also be -- at the _very_ least -- equally bad?
1997: We give you Caillou
Parents: “Blame Canada”
Not until 1999
Oh shit Caillou and South Park started the same year!
@Sir Derpymister good thing the bad one ended
But y’all love hockey so......
Caillou had character development and improved over the years. However i still prefer old and bitchy caillou
Fun Fact: The real estate agent is Lin Manuel Miranda: AKA the guy who created Hamilton!
He's also the songwriter for Moana, too.
I knew I recognized that voice!
I ran downstairs and asked my mom if it happened
*inserts my favorite Hamilton song here*
I knew it!
30:20 Holy shit! He bites her?! You’re sick, Canada! You’re sick!
But don’t get me wrong, I really like Caillou from my childhood. As it’s actually not meant to be about Caillou being a brat, but using his imagination to go on adventures or exploring the world around him. But they oddly focus on him throwing temper tantrums and overall being toxic way too much. But *THIS!* *THIS* is way too far!
Man this is why Canada always say sorry
"I don't like Rosy, Rosy doesn't play with me" the way he says that makes callu sound like a supervillain
A supervillain in his early childhood (no pun intended on the fact that one of the only Mario games he likes being The Software Toolworks even though even Hotel Mario is better than this because of its YTP content despite its massively frustrating gameplay of just shutting down all hotel doors).
Dude, she's an infant.
She's not able to play with you yet.
Do me a really big favor: STOP BEING A SPOILED BRAT, AND LEARN TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY!!!!
Or Eric Cartman
Who said he isn’t a supervillain?
@@Pebblez23 nobody
Also even a real supervillain is way more tolerable than him
Think of him as a rotten little that won't go away
Theory: Caillou is actually meant to hypnotize kids into being brats that expect everything they ask for
True that
I’m getting SCP vibes from this.
no wonder its been pulled from reruns
The the kids beg to buy caillou merchandise so they can make more MONEY
I don't think that Caillou is being that bad. I grew up watching Caillou and I'm perfectly normal in terms of behavior.
Okay i kinda laughed at:
“ELMO’S NOT AFRAID OF CLOWNS.
....
CLOWN!!! AAAAAAAA”
Same
Me too
XD same
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
That was funny.
25:58
There was actually a Betty Boop cartoon with a plot similar to this. Except in that cartoon, they couldn’t go to the circus because it was raining. Also, while I don’t condone children throwing tantrums, the way they illustrated the child breaking down into tears in that cartoon actually kinda made me feel bad for him.
That’s sad when a cartoon made over 50 years prior is better for kids than one that was actually made during our lifetime!
🤨
That's so true.
I thought Gordon's whole character was being an elitist jerk.
He’s basically Squidward
@Nic 2751 Hey! Squidward not bad character.
@@temin2776 I’m saying Gordon and Squidward are the same character
@@doctorjay420 but they’re still the same character at their core
I mistakenly thought you meant Gordon from Sesame Street at first 😂
There’s 2 episodes I can remember where I actually didn’t dislike DW.
The first is how she feels when she overheard her parents fighting, and starts getting visions about them getting divorced or hating each other forever. Child’s imagination and also sympathetic.
The second is when she just starts playing around with sounds, making a choir out of doo dads and things. She actually had something she was passionate about, a way to express herself. And as an artist, I’m a bit biased towards that kind of thing.
I also liked the episode with the Fire Drill because it showed her being afraid of fires, but helped Tommy calm down and get him through the halls.
I also like that episode where she heard a curse word.
I like the one where Arthur cuts his knee on a lima bean can because D.W., for once, seems genuinely worried about him when it happens. It makes her much easier to like.
@@SnakeitySpoonGilmour And she tells Arthur that he needs to tell his parents what happened because if he doesn't say anything, his cut knee will catch an infection and make him very sick
The fire drill one was pretty good, almost think the one with her surgery had her tollerable too
So am I going crazy? Or did Barney say “no police around when you need them”
NOPE
#GiveBarneythechair
I think he did! I heard him say "Never a cop around when you need one."
@@KittyCake_421 ok
Does... are you implying that Barney the Dinosaur stans BLM?
I don't know if that's weird, epic, or terrifying.
"So funny I forgot to laugh" should be rename to "Savage Arthur roasts Sue Ellen the entire episode"
But he's not savage is the problem he's just annoying and rude and out of character
Why are you asking Arthur if he’s ever seen a sheepdog? We’re talking about a character who’s supposed to be an aardvark.
Yeah lol, Nice icon BTW
He is? I thought he was a bear. If that's so you're making a pretty good point. 🙂
I'm actually with Arthur on this one. D.W. brought this upon herself, for not leaving her brother, or his model airplane alone.
D.W. should have been punished as well.
And WOW! When even Family Guy addresses how bad Caillou is, that's when you know you F***d up!
I agree. Arthur told her not to touch his model airplane and she did it anyway. She didn't even feel remorse for wrecking his plane!
@@melissacooper4282 IKR! It's no wonder so many people dislike D.W.
As a older brother with annoying younger siblings, thank you for seeing Arthur’s side
@@mileshayter7440 No problem. I have a younger sister who was self-righteous and always pure-pressured me into things I knew were wrong. Which one time, cause me to get my fingers crushed between an umbrella stand(My fingers are fine BTW. Just left a white mark that went away long ago.)
So needless to say, we didn't get along all that much during childhood, but are better now as adults. Plus I'm never a fan of spoiled brat characters in TV shows and movies. Hense why I hated both D.W. from Arthur and Angelica from Rugrats.
Actually Most People side with Arthur in Arthur's Big Hit!
I side with him all the way. DW is old enough to know what right and wrong is
Same here.
I certainly do as well.
I do too but I'm the second of seven children, so I have had that bratty kid sibling irritated olde sibling more times than I could count..
@@darwinbowman8512 i did
The worst part about "So Funny I Forgot to Laugh" is Sue Ellen.
She is tough and assertive. Literally one of the first episodes of the show is about her not standing up to Binky's bullying. Yet in this episode she is a pushover and actually attempts to SWITCH CLASSES because of how mean Arthur is being. Arthur and Sue Ellen are amazing friends, and it makes no sense that she would feel that bad about the joke. If this was realistic, Sue Ellen would've tried to resolve it with Arthur more. She had that one confrontation after the locker incident, but from that point onward, she only talked to Mr. Ratburn.
And of course, Arthur was insufferable in this episode as well.
Bad writing.
The worst Arthur episodes were the later ones when Kate, Pal, Amigo, Killer & Mae Lyn were able to communicate between each other. It made no sense, as Arthur was a show for older kids..
@@marcstevens8576It's not that big of a deal
I never cared for the main characters of Teletubbies as a small child. But I personally loved Noo-Noo. As a vacuum robot, he's always depicted cleaning up other people's messes. He's seemingly the only person with a true sense of duty and responsibility on the show. These are moral lessons kid shows should teach. Honestly, I'd love to see a show solely about Noo-Noo's life.
I would like that too. It'd probably give us some insight about him, maybe even show us some of the sad things he has to go through in his life, & even show how badly he is treated by the Teletubbies.
Honestly, I like a lot of the practical effects used in Teletubbies, and some of the set designs are pretty cool. Noo-Noo is the best practical effect in the show imo. So cool!
@@feltricfence7871 Not as cool as BAAAAAD CUSTARD!!!
My first experience with telettubies was watching a Slendietubbies 3 review
Now i can't see Noo-Noo as anything other than a fricking monster
But seriously, why does that game have legitimately good moments, it's fucking Slendietubbies
I nearly cried when watching the La-La scene, WHYYY
Imagine it like a mockumentary where they interview him and he tries to get a new job doing something other cleaning up. He could go to college or something 🤣
"Big Brother Caillou" was actually banned in the US.
Lol Too bad they couldn't do that with the whole show.
The US probably banned it for not having any guns.
@@ikeriawilliams So if there was an episode of Caillou where a real person shows up and shoots Caillou, it wouldn't be banned in the US?
@@somebodylikesbacon1960
*there’s a chance it wouldn’t be*
@@somebodylikesbacon1960 it would be the best episode of the show
Arthur clocking DW is the funniest moment in television history.
As he should. 💅 ✨
@@ethypoo You speak naught but facts, comrade.
I would've clocked her too if she touched my stuff after I told her not to!
@@melissacooper4282 Sometimes you just gotta clock a bitch to get the lesson through.
@@mediocreskullduggery hold up
Good news: According to FOX News, Caillou will no longer air on PBS Kids. 🥳
The Teletubbies' Sun Baby is a girl and she is now a mother. Let that sink in.
Are you assuming she is a mom based on a photo of her holding a baby from like several years ago (the one used for the Teletubbies reboot), or is it true that she is a mom?
@@AndrewsMagicandMore
I looked it up. She is, in fact, NOT a mother as of this moment.
So the Sun Baby had her own Sun Baby?
@@midnightgamer2158 lmao yeah
Lol
“Buzz headed Lin- Manuel Miranda can’t hurt you”
Sesame Street:
On Authur there was an episode were all the kids got addicted to a "special ingredient" in the candy bars
tangy rules
this comment is now irrevalent cuz he changed his profile pic
Imagine that in Apple and Onion
@@sophiebubbles07 um
I remember that one! Brain even says it has strange chemicals in it.
drugs
the thing is, big brother caillou had some promise, as they accurately portray the feeling of having a new sibling, but from the pinching scene onwards ruined whatever message they were going for. there were also 10 writers in the credits, so take that as you will
Strider, Michael's narration on Thomas sounded bored and absolutely dead since around Season 7. Not being mean, just saying it wasn't JUST for Edward Strikes Out.
I think it began when Hit Entertainment bought the rights of the show from Britt Allcroft after she resigned in the wake of Thomas and the Magic Railroad's failure. They essentially dumbed down the show and I think Angelis's narration from that point onwards shows the lack of enthusiam he had from that point, yet he kept going until series 16, though ex-James Bond Pierce Brosnan narrated a special episode during that time.
@@matthewskidmore2397 Yeah, pretty much. He was really enthusiastic in Season 6, I wonder if he knew the show was "losing steam" by reading the 7th Season scripts, or if it was an issue related to his age. I doubt that it was the latter, since there was only a 1 year gap between Seasons 6 and 7.
All i could hear was James and Percy's voices in the era.
I guess you can say that...
Michael is on *strike.*
He’s had enough of these goddamn trains & their fuckin’ shenanigans.
Watching Clifford makes me cry sometimes cause his voice actor died and the movie they have is dedicated to him John Ritter
I’d except teasing from Gordon or James, but NOT EDWARD.
Right?! Edward was arguably the nicest train character in the show; this was completely out of character for him
HarmonE Records I thought that too. Why couldn't they have used James in this scenario instead?
Strange to make Edward torment someone, I always that role would be suited for James or Percy. Ed was always a gentleman. Sometimes I wonder what these guys were on when they wrote this stuff.
@Renai Circular Motion Well, he is an older engine and I think they tried to play off that, by making him like an old person commenting on new technology, but it just didn't work.
I like how Edward was like "no, we don't need Rocky, Harvey's doing it" apparently forgetting how uncharacteristically prejudiced he was against Harvey himself when HE first arrived
24:42
They should’ve both faced consequences. What they both did was wrong. Arthur butting DW is awful and dw needs to stop being babied and enabled
That DW episode gets worse to think about when you realize she’s voiced by a dude
That's no more different than Bart Simpson being voiced by a woman!
Why...does that matter..?
Dang it, this is making me wish there was a cartoon that supported femboys! And no, I'm not talking that stupid Ghostbusters reboot.
Back when I helped teach Pre-K and K on sunday mornings, there were a few kids who behaved very poorly to say the least, and I learned it was probably because Caillou was their favorite show. I suggested the parents switch to Thomas the Tank Engine and from then on they were so much better behaved. So yes, Strider's claims are Grievous-verified.
I used to binge watch it on Netflix and I turned out great,but seriously if you're gonna talk about a brat,get more than like two episodes of content,because those two horses have been dead since 2010
This is why Caillou is BANNED in my home. He's a whiny little shithead. My nephew used to mimic him constantly, and I would rather dump acid into my eyes and ears than to see and hear my own son act that way.
Imagine if all toddlers grew up to be like Caillou.
*claps* Good job!
That 1st Sesame Street episode in this list seems like it reuses the "Big Bird moves away" plot idea from "Follow that Bird"
Yeah
Exactly what I was thinking
+AndrewsMagicAndMore When I first saw that episode, I thought so, too.
How little kids see Cailou: a friendly kid
How we see Cailou: an insane Canadian kid who is aimed at world domination
As a little kid, i changed the channel immediately after the intro
@@Oscar95451 smart
Lin-Manuel Miranda is one of the most talented Broadway performers in history, so I'll give his performance on Sesame Street a pass.
I was about to say, isn't the real estate agent the dude who wrote Hamilton?! (Couldn't remember his name.)
@@r.j.penfold Yep. He wrote two Broadway musicals (In the Heights was the other), both won Tonys for Best Musical. Hamilton also won a Pulitzer.
Oh yeah I thought it was him I've watched Hamilton at my school but it's not really the best song in the world but it's Lin-Manuel Miranda so I'll let it go
@@Quartzquiz333 I've never heard of In the Heights. Sounds interesting
@@r.j.penfold I saw a local production of it. EXCELLENT show, listen to the cast recording when you get a chance!
10 worst PBS kids episodes
*proceeds to show entire first season of cailou*
Caillou is the best, breath if you agree
Sadly the first voice actor was killed in a car accident she was 17 sadly
“I wAnNa gO tO tHe cIrCus!!11!”
@@lydiaminx666 She WHAT? Oh gods, I had no idea.
I would show only 4 and 5.
30:30
A family friendly children's book,
From hell.
That image is cursed :[
Fear
Totally
What is wrong with that baby's body!?
23:19
"And only 2 frames of animation were actually given to DW falling down.
I counted, and you're off by 10. 12 frames were made to DW's falling animation.
"Arthur's Big Hit" made fans side with Arthur 😂
As a person who builds Gundam Models, I relate more to Arthur than D.W.
They thought he looked too creepy. Same with Alvin and the Chipmunks.
@@155chipmunkz wait what?
I have a hunch Kazuma Satou would side with him too
To be honest, Kuki Sanban should of chased D.W with a chainsaw.
Ik that PBS isn’t really targeted for older children, but the writing is just a lot better than other channels. The other episodes definitely make up for these bad episodes.
@Will N yeah. I still watch PBS to this day, and I know that (except they removed Go! completely when they moved to 50-5.)
Same me too also I feel like most episodes of Arthur are bad.
@@gracebleekman2557 What do you mean?
@@SportsFan-vq9kk I don’t really know I think the old episodes are better. But it’s a good show.
@@gracebleekman2557 That's what I like to hear
Everything: *was peaceful*
Until Edward and Gordon: NeW fAnGlEd NoNsEnSe
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My favorite pbs shows from when I was a kid:
Arthur, Sesame street, Cyberchase, Fetch w/ Ruff Ruffman, and some others I don't want to type.
But my favorite our of all of them was Cyber Chase
Cyberchase is SO GOOD.
Cyberchase is shitter Than my ass. Caillou is better by a landslide
@@zebraterabyteztproductions9595 I'm going to guess you were one of those kids who saw Caillou too much
@@SunnLikesStuff between the lions is the best
Fact: Big Brother Caillou was banned due to violence
I believe it
Holy sheet of paper!
Then how come I seen that episode right before PBS Kids cancelled it this year... It was on last year on Universal Kids Sprout segment.
@@princesspikachu3915 I dunno
Wow I cam tell
I think what would've helped the moral is DW becoming scared of Author after he hits her, it's realistic, and maybe he realizes how it's affected her and starts to feel bad, also it makes sense, DW is a pretty sheltered spoiled kid, so the idea of someone straight up punching her for her actions would mess with her world view
Yeah, if we saw DW actually upset, kids would get why hitting is wrong. Like, show the punch, and show DW completely freak out, since her older brother just punched her, and she is a tiny child.
Have DW afraid to go outside. Have her afraid to talk to the big kids.
And show that just because DW is annoying, and can be a brat, she's still a kid.
She 100% deserved it and I don't blame Arthur for snapping.
@@ThePhantomSafetyPin Yes, I don't blame Arthur either.
That's the problem with this episode. They completely messed up the moral.
That sounds like it could’ve been an amazing episode with Arthur and DW possibly even getting a better brother and sister relationship once everything has been cleared up
@@ThePhantomSafetyPin Agreed! I've built a few Gundam models myself, So I can relate to Arthur snapping at D.W., for breaking something he worked so hard on.
I was mainly hear for “Edward Strikes Out”, “Wonky Whistles” and “Arthur’s Big Hit”
It’s so weird to see Edward be sooooo out of character in that episode, I would’ve expect James to act that way towards Rocky, but not Edward.
I actually watched So Funny I Forgot to Laught a few weeks back and yeah... I don't think I've ever seen someone so out of character. Arthur wasn't even flanderized, his behavior is in NO connection to his character in any way shape or form. This could have worked with Muffy or Binky but Arthur of all characters??
And you wanna know what could have erased a lot of the problems of Arthur's Big Hit? At the scene of Arthur hitting her, instead of DW bitching about how Arthur built the plane wrong, instead have her genuinely apologize for breaking it. And THEN have Arthur hit her anyways. That would put Arthur in the wrong and justify his punishment. Even if you kept the rest of the episode exactly the same, this one change could have drastically changed the scope of the episode. Instead, I felt no sympathy for DW at all and I honestly think Arthur was completely justified in hitting her. I'm a 19 year old man and I'd probably clock her myself
Lol DW is kinda an brat. I never liked her when I was little. Her or Muffy.
Aqua R The one time I hated Muffy was in the episode where she and Arthur ran for class president.
@Quinton Redlien She's a cartoon character so would that matter in the end?
Luna_Lotus Don’t forget that one episode that parodied Macbeth where Muffy manipulated Francine into putting Buster’s alien toy in Brain’s backspace so Brain could get in trouble and Francine could win Student of the Month. And then later manipulated Francine to get Arthur and Buster in trouble when they started to suspect that Brain was framed. All she cared about was her lunch with that weather man she fawns over throughout the episode, she didn’t even seem to care that she was getting her friends into trouble. And at the end of the episode, when Francine and Muffy both confess to their crimes, Muffy gets rewarded by going with Brain to eat on the lunch with the weatherman while Francine has to stay behind and do community service. 🤦♂️
I always found Arthur’s Big Hit to be really mean spirited and I think Arthur will now grow up resenting his parents for this blatant favoritism. And that’s not the only episode where Arthur’s clearly the unfavorite child
I get it. I remember another episode where DW was playing her favorite song so much it drove Arthur up the wall! Then he later gets punished for threatening to destroy her CD if she didn't knock it off! (He was trying to do his homework!" When the CD disappeared she accused him of stealing it! The rest of the episode has her ransaking his room looking for it! Arthur never took it. Their parents accidentally took it with them to the party. Even when DW discovered Arthur was innocent she never apologized to him for accusing him and messing up his room! The parents never even scold her for doing those things!
@@melissacooper4282 Now that you mention it, it seems like the parents NEVER scold DW for making Arthur’s life miserable. They only scold her when she does something to THEM. I remember an episode where DW was a picky eater, and you know what? Ok. Kids can be picky eaters at that stage in life. But the parents only scold her and try to correct her behavior after she embarrassed them in public.
The unfair treatment they display between their two older kids really comes into affect when in “DWs Beastly Birthday,” they literally make Arthur give “pony rides” to a bunch of little kids, despite him telling his mom it’s hurting his back. Not to mention that they are HITTING him with a stick. “It’s just one day.” Argh.
1:25 is that Alexander Hamilton!? I thought he died!?
Nah this is the sequel
It's Lin-Manuel Miranda, who plays Alexander Hamilton in _Hamilton_ .
Yea
@@Nilo1310 r/whoooooosh
11. Arthur's TV Free week.
This episode is just.... hypocritical. You're telling kids "Don't watch TV. You don't need it". Yeah, the problem here? It's being told ON TV. We get that PBS is publicly funded (With the exception of things like Libby's Juicy Juice. 100% concentrate for a 100% chance of diarrhea!) but let's be honest here - regardless of where the funding is coming from, you do want people to view your stuff.
Arthur's TV Free week basically threw the rest of PBS under the block by saying "Don't watch TV. At all. Period." The episode tries to teach kids restraint but instead comes off as giving a middle finger to PBS. PBS always prided itself on running educational programming as an alternative to the violent, immoral, and advertisement driven nature of other channels. (Ignore our inclusion of things like Chuck E Cheese commercials, btw.) So by telling kids NOT to watch TV... it came off as just saying 'Yeah, even US!'.
Another PBS show, "Adventures from the Book of Virtues" and a Disney Channel show Adventures in Wonderland handled this moral a lot better. They basically were saying "Hey nothing wrong with watching TV - I mean you're doing it right now - but just don't do it to the expense of your commitments, hobbies, friends, or your health."
Phantom: Honestly, Peppa is an angel compared to Calliou.
Me: *They say it couldn't be done*
Peppa's never bit or otherwise physically assaulted her little brother George.
@@scottgaultney She makes him cry by accident sometimes, but at least she always apologizes to him
There was a episode where Peppa threw a ball at George
@@Blobbydoesstuff5575At least Peppa apologized to George!
Angelica at least has some redeeming qualities. DW does not. 😂
How is it that one scene in a movie could give a brat more character development than the entire run of Arthur could?
For context, there is a scene in the second rugrats movie (rugrats in paris) where Angellica confesses to what she's done, acknowledges that what she did was awful and apologizes.
This is more character development than we've ever seen for DW.
I don’t think DW ever tried to murder anyone.
@@155chipmunkz Maybe, but Angelica at least grew out of her brattiness over time. She helped Chuckie and his dad out and away from an awful marriage/stepmother which was something she caused. DW has not grew out of her brattiness.
Strider: Caillou
Everyone: *oh yes daddy*
Everyone reading this comment: *AOK*
Didn’t your brother use to live in Macau... But not anymore?
Didn't know Kim watched Strider
I’d pay good money to have Strider make a Top Ten Worst list of Caillou episodes
I never thought I’d see Lin Manuel Miranda in Sesame Street
Caillou vs D.W
Make it happen Death Battle!
Yes.
Do you want the galaxy to implode again or cause World War 3
Why?
D.W. would win even in her worst episodes where she is like a mini Caillou. She at least learns her lesson and doesn't have parents who cave.
@@starkiller1289
*COUGH* DW's Very bad mood *COUGH*
“So funny I forgot to laugh” is such a terrible episode. They handled the message badly and Arthur acted completely out of character. This is not only one of the worst episodes of the series, but one of the worst episodes I’ve ever seen. It’s like on par with episodes like everyone knows it’s bendy or make em up pals from FOSTER home for imaginary friends.
I think the episode might have (big maybe) if it was Buster taking a joke too far.
Really, I think this episode was just out of place. Like they were teaching what harassment was, but didn’t know how.
Let me guess, you hate the episode because Sue Ellen cant take a joke
I hated the episode because Arthur was so out of character for teasing Sue Ellen. And Sue Ellen was out of character for taking it and eventually telling Mr. Ratburn. She normally would've confronted the bully herself.
@@zebraterabyteztproductions9595 There’s a difference between a joke and harassment. What Arthur did qualifies as harassment. She told him to stop and he wouldn’t.
@@mondenkindqueen I've forgotten that she told Arthur to stop first before she reported him to Mr. Ratburn. I did remember that Arthur harrassed her to the point that she was considering transferring to another school!