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- Today on blameitonjorge, we go over episodes of kids shows that bravely took on serious issues that still affect some of us today. Consider it a part 2 to Saddest Moments in Kids Shows!
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It was kind of hard to rank these because I believe all these episodes and specials are important. And please don't misunderstand me. I'm not saying one issue is more important than another.
I just want to compile a list of episodes that bravely and unapologetically tackled serious issues that I'm sure some of us may have went through or have experienced. I really hope some of them have helped you, or if there's a different show/episode that did, let me know in the comments down below.
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blameitonjorge dude why is the smart guy episode with the pedophile not on this list? that was an amazing well done episode on how to deal with those people
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What I expected: Stealing is bad, bad friends
What I got: AIDS, cancer, 9/11
Don't forget racial discrimination.
That one needs to be remade somehow.
Natalie Wiehl leukemia in the fuckin peanuts
I mean most of these episodes happened before the year 2007. after 2007, kid shows became more polished. I don't really blame the creators or the executive producers of networks, I actually blame the parents who think content expressing these situations are too sensitive for children.
I mean in good luck Charlie, one episode just hinted that there was a lesbian couple and what happened? homophobic adults sent a child (who was younger than 5y/o) death threats.
charlie friend had two mums
"Mr Hooper died."
"Ahhh, okay I'll give it to him when he comes back."
Damn.
Wow
Ouch
Such a gut punch
agh
I literally started crying
"Big Bird, when people die they don't come back..."
"Ever?"
"No, ever"
*cries*
Awww
*Falls into a deep depression*
Me:laughs in jesus
"No, never"
How to deal with this:
Fall to the ground
try not to cry
*Cry a lot*
I remember being showed “why Charlie brown Why?“ when I was first diagnosed with leukemia. It helped me understand what it was and that I would get better. I owe a lot of my hope to Charlie brown and Linus.
Thank you for sharing, I hope you're safe now and you recovered smoothyl!
That’s wonderful! I’m glad you could get see it.
It helped me too.
I hope you get better
Wait leukemia?
"May I have your attention please? A lot of you are worried about AIDS."
~Captain Planet
Gabe Ninja NOT A.I.D.S. = aim in da sights lol cod reference
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Gabe Ninja. i read your comment exactly when captain planet said it 😮
Dear Deer me too
Gabe Ninja //wheeze//
Ok, literally, Charlie Brown always looks and acts like he has depression. It’s really sad to watch the show and think about how Charlie might have depression.
Charlie has depression. No doubt about it.
@@emceemunchapussy1891 He IS Depression
Sad fact: in the Christmas movie he says he’s depressed while with Lucy.
Addison The Cat
HOW IS THAT A FUN FACT 😭
Purple Paintbrush I edited it.
“I’m not hiring a person named Watermondrea.”
Watermelondrea: 👁💧👄💧👁
I'd hire the poor dear out of pity, alone, and ask her, "Is there a name you want to be called, for short? Like Andi Or Mel? Then, when she earned enough money, she could change her name to something she wanted.
Honestly tho who would be dumb enough to name their kid after a fruit?
I probably wouldn't either lol
Anyone who names their kid that must genuinely hate them.
I would hire Watermondrea. Watermondrea is a beautiful name 🥲
"AIDS is a terrible epidemic plaguing our world, but two things makes it even worse: ignorance and fear" - Captain Planet
So why didn't people follow the same advice when we're currently dealing with the COVID-19 Pandemic?
I guess it’s because you can easily get the virus
But that’s just a guess
Probably because the experts don't know much about the Covid-19 anymore than the rest of us.
People get scared easily and panic,it is just people.We just have to give compassion,care a reassure them.
Its because people already got used to that ignorance
Imma be honest..I almost cried when they told big bird Hooper died. It was like telling a child. He's like "when's he coming back."
End My Life but true
Kai's nothere same
I believe Big Bird is actually meant to represent the mind of a young child. That's why he's so naive and questions everything.
I think Mr. Hooper's death was the first episode I saw.
I actually did fucking cry, he had the most innocent reaction and I couldn't handle it.
“I think he’s dead...”
“When is he coming back?”
🥺
After lunchtime.
Sorry, that was an attempted humor on a grim subject. It's my defense mechanism.
DisneyTimeLord that’s me
@@mkaplan1383 don't apologize
@@mkaplan1383 Same
After the radiation kicks in
When Linus stood up to that bully, I teared up
Anti-Simp detected
OH! The episode when his friend had cancer!
*linus had never been the same after losing his blanket*
same
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It's good that TV shows deal with serious subjects that should be dealt with, and not avoided like the plague. Kids need to know these problems and how to deal with them before they also encounter such issues, so they are prepared for their future and feel secure.
HiddenTV agreed I was never fully taught the concept of death as a child or ever really so when my brother died I repressed everything into myself and eventually snapped... I wish I knew better
The thing is, a lot of children in the world DO deal with serious problems. Death, abuse, depression, bullying, drugs, etc are things children often experience too. So it's good when a cartoon touches on these subjects and gives positive advice, and should be something seen more often imo.
And they also need them explained differently depending on their age and stage of brain development. A ten year old is capable of understanding things better than a four year old and will react differently than one too. Episodes like this should be made in shows for all ages.
Of course, not to extreme measures. You don't want to cause anxiety. Usually though all that's needed is a happy ending and some reassurance that everything will be alright.
kids need to learn from life not programmed by tv
Woah. I never expected this much attention. x3
But it feels good to see that people have similar opinions to mine, and that I'm not the only person thinking this.
You know what's funny, all these shows are all pretty old shows. They're from the "old Disney" and none of them are from the "New Disney." Because now a days, kids are not shown real life problems on shows, and that's sad. 😥
Liz Fordays Same ;-;
At the same time though, as much as it is important to know about these topics, notice how none of the episodes in this video were... "entertaining?" They're important and have great symbolism behind them and all, but not something you'd watch on a daily basis. You're saying that, "In order for a show to be good, it must have a moral", which I highly disagree with.
1Laika maybe so, but these older shows were willing to do this, because they felt it mattered. It emphasized that this was a world that was real, that sometimes things don't end up happy for everyone. The big issue here that I have with a lot of more modern shows is that, they don't want anything to really matter. If things are important, characters have to change, meaning that the story moves forward and the show can't go on forever. Tv has slid into a merchandising slump recently, and it feels like they don't want to make it about characters anymore. There are still good shows, and to be fair, part of the reason this doesn't happen much these days is because no one wants to make an anvilicious episode, be that one nosy guy. But sometimes, the anvil needs to be dropped, they need to learn about this.
I agree with what everyone is saying on this comment. The reason I feel shows now don't tackle serious issues is because it's controversial and polarizing. We live in a society where so much is being debated. Like the show "13 reasons why" recieved a lot of hate of their depiction of suicided and there was much argument on whether or not the show gave a positive message on the situation. If their going to do a episode involving serious issues, then they have to do it right or it could backfire on them. TV people don't want that kind or controversy, especially when it comes to children TV. Which is why they think it's a good idea to exclude these serious issues from their shows. But I do think it would be interesting to see more children shows tackling these issues.
so true
I was shown “Why Charlie Brown why “ in like 1st or 2nd grade because one of my best friends was diagnosed with leukemia. After they finished showing us the film, they brought my best friend in and said that she had the sickness talked about in the show. I started crying my eyes out.
Rest In Peace, Lia ❤️
Did she die?
@@moppycat2669 mhm,
@@tetradecagon I'm so sorry for your loss, I also recently found out one of my friends from elementary school died. 💕
I'm sorry.
@@helenaperez4343 im so sorry
Honestly, Big Bird is so innocent and adorable, and that Mr. Hooper clip made me cry
They all are
I nearly cried when they had to explain death to big bird. *my heart it hurts*
Why am I alive Lol Me too I'm crying under my sheets
Lol I laughed. I'm a horrible person. XDD
I skipped it, I couldn't take it DX
Same it hit me almost as hard as Mr. Rogers last episode.
same i cried through out the rest of the video lol
"big bird, mr. hooper's not coming back"
"why not?"
"when people die, they don't come back"
"ever?"
*"no, never"*
i am in tears
SAD
bIg BrIrDy
I'm meant to write birdy
I swear to god I wet my bed with tears kxsofkeokdrkf
**Depression noises**
"When people die, they do not come back"
Sadly, I agree because that's very true and also because "Nothing in this world lasts forever"
Same, I used to wonder when my dad was coming back for a whole year.
My Poppy(other Grandfather) Died and my sister asked
Where is Heaven to the doctors and it sounded
Like she was saying will he come back?
I was a baby and didnt remeber
Man, Mr. Rogers was such a wholesome, lovable guy. He taught kids serious issues. May he rest in peace
There was another remarkable show like that in the late 1950s: The Rifleman. Lucas McCain is raising his son after his wife died in the Old West and he tackles life's issues with him. It even spoke out against racism and ethnic hatred. Some of the episodes are truly beautiful.
When ever I think about Mr. Rodgers I always think about that time some gangster stole his car, found out who’s car it was, and gave it back
I always loved that story
The funny thing is, people thought that I changed my name to Roger because of him. I actually changed it to that because of the “Rent” character Roger Davis.
15:39
wow, linus f*ckin snapped like no character in peanuts has ever or will.
The fact that he even stood up to LUCY of all people is amazing.
ll RomanMapper ll Its Iconic, that episode.
My school made me watch it.
The interesting part is that this isn't even the first time that he's snapped in the specials. Check out "Happiness is a Warm Blanket, Charlie Brown".
That made me wanna cry omg aww
ll RomanMapper ll I love Linus
In "That's So Raven", they handled it shockingly straight forward.
but ton wow... kinda true in that episode, but wowww
Now I'm just curious if the racist episode of that's so raven was banned or not.
Robbie Farabee I don't think so but they aired it less often than other ones. Same with the smoking episode. I only saw them waking up very early in the morning to them half way through.
it wasn't I saw it on tv a little while ago
Then in real life Raven is actually a racist herself
That's the reason why I love "Infinity Train". That show point blank shows each main character going through real life issues and how they over come them, no "hidden meaning" that could or could not be interpreted as something else.
What I like is Infinity Train still considered as an new show.
"waist - away" waste away kit, that's pretty clever. i appreciate these shows for giving these lessons, especially for those that didn't have a guardian to be there for them.
Dark but clever
I actually remember watching that Charlie Brown episode in elementary school. One of the kids in my class was diagnosed with Leukemia, and as a way to help us understand it and what he was going through, the teachers in our grade showed us this.
Now, graduated from college, he has managed to beat Leukemia twice! 💜
LauraBell94 wow
LauraBell94 the bad thing is he could get it again
LauraBell94 Awww,that's a beautiful story you've shared! ^_^
I mean, technically speaking that would mean that he beat it once.
LauraBell94 Sweet!
Remember that episode where Helga’s dad had to spend time with her and he knew nothing about her and what she liked? Yeah they definitely didn’t care about my Helga at all and I actually felt bed
The only people to be mad at are her parents Olaga likes her. Her parents know almost know almost nothing about her at least Helga's mom knows her name. Her dad neglects her and chooses TV over his own DAUGTER!!
I remember that episode. It was 😥😞
Sasuke and sarada hmmmmmmm😌😌💯
I feel bed at night because I go there
@@Kayso789 xd
I do remember being shown the Cancer episode of "Why Charlie Brown, Why?" It was shown to us at our school for Cancer Awareness. But the first time I saw it, I legit got pissed off that the one bully made fun of a Cancer Patient. I Jumped out from my seat and I yelled. But then one of our classmates had Cancer, and We ended up singing Bruno Mars' Count on Me for her. She's much better now and I've learned to control my Temper but that School year was a frightening one...
Oh I'm rambling aren't I, sorry...
Edit: Why the flip is this getting so much attention? This was a year ago
You are sorry darling!😉😌🥰
@@carolrickroll767 mmkay?
Mm Kay!😄✊
damn
One of my friends had cancer and we sang "Friend in me". Sadly, she passed away.
“But two things make it even worse. ignorance and fear”
huh, that’s relevant again
Reminds me of what happened in Christchurch massacre in NZ 2 years ago and the COVID-19 pandemic from the last year until now.
Indeed.
Except this time, there’s not much hope that either of those things will go away.
@@lukethelegend9705 people will be ignorant forever, we can jus hope we aren't
@@lukethelegend9705 mhm :/
"I think he's dead"
"When is he coming back?"
"..."
MC_DogWarrior they mean by, "Big Bird, when people die, they don't come back."
That was sad
One day, one day he and the all death people of the world will back to life
@@elderjose9662 nah but when cloning humans is a thing....
@@e90baby
but the person still exists even though he is a clone, that is, he can return
Remember when Courage the Cowardly Dog made an episode about abusive relationships and homosexuality...?
*Alice Burke* What Opal said, "Mask."
+Mr. Friday
Was it the one with a dog and a rabbit? I think the dog was the abusive one. I can't clearly remember.
Clay Underearth yeah that's it
Along with implied rape (deflowered)
What were the writers on seriously
So is nobody going to talk about how they made a *half-hour special* about 9/11 in *less than 10 days?!*
That is impressive, and really shows how serious they took the topic.
It's a shame not many take this holiday of rememberation and respect seriously.
Yeah, i think what, 2k people unalived?
@@ur_local_nintendo_ds
2,996
The thing where it says “truth is, I don’t hire black people”
It literally made me laugh with her face and way she said it, they handled the episode so well.
Yeah, I remember watching that one..
it's not funny
@@shesoverit It can be funny to people. You’re allowed to laugh at someone saying something racist as long as you’re laughing AT them, not WITH them. It all depends on if you’re punching up or punching down.
@@shesoverit She was laughing at the manager's FACE not what she said
it's certainly not helped by the hokey vision effect that precedes it
I wish full house was on the list, it talked about dj and Stephanie dealing with their mothers loss, dj starving herself, boys at dj's school drinking beer, Stephanie's friends smoking, dj stopping Kimmy from driving drunk and a boy in Stephanie's class who has an abusive father
Alex Rush I remember dat episode ;-;
Alex Rush For some reason, the dj starving herself one is hilarious to me.
I have seen ALL OF THOSE EPISODES!❤😢
Eli Gayase
That is arguable.
Yes I know!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I think I learned most life lessens from full house
Anyone ever notice how Squidward from Spongebob Squarepants is extremely suicidal?
Yeah, but they never really do something about it that could be considering as educational or something, it's always treated like a joke.
@@greenleaf37 I know but like...Squidward is always saying stuff like "too bad that didn't kill me" or "I wonder if a jump this high would be enough to kill me". I was just wondering if it's a message.
@@user-bu7ds6wn7d Maybe it is, I have always felt weird whenever he says that, but unfortunately, it's never treated the way it should be as Spongebob is mostly a comedy show and Squidward's suicidal personality is a recurrent joke...
@@greenleaf37 Yeah, I guess you're right. Thanks for reading my comment and giving feedback as well. :)
@@user-bu7ds6wn7d Oh, no need to thank me, it's always great to share opinions!
9:45 "-but two things make it even worse: ignorance and fear"
That just explained 2020 in a nutshell...
Fr
Damn right.
It kinda sucks Thats so Raven was trying to give a message about discrimination when she herself was discriminatory years later. She became the thing she wanted to stop.
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^Never thought I'd see that on a video about children's TV shows.^
This is exactly what I was thinking /:
+Wolf and Raven
Are you kidding me!?
They should've cut that out. They should reupload this video, and cut that "warning" out. There's no need for a warning. Kids should be able to see this. I don't even recall anyone cursing in this video.
+Orange Swirl yeah but for him it makes the video look "serious" and "intimidating" for the viewer
+Orange Swirl
I never thought I'd see a profile pic that 100% fits the username.
+Boiled Headcrab Thanks!
“This video is not for younger audiences”
*kids shows*
(● )_(● )
( ●)_( ●)
I is a kid
Lol
At this point it’s not even a joke
And that’s the facts there thinking the old because of stuff they played with
“I’ll just show him when he gets back”
“Big bird, he’s not coming back”
*shattered*
Honestly, we NEED this in today’s cartoons for kids. Being an adult is tough, but being a kid is also tough in its own way. You have little to no control over your own life, you’re also hit with hormones that make you think and act weird. You experience your first taste of love and heart break. Maybe family problems at home or school. Kids are like blank canvases, they can easily be dyed any color. But certain events or messages in their life can help and change who they are.
I remember certain episodes of several shows that really made me think and feel a certain way. I started to understand deep emotions and how those shows taught me to deal with it in a positive way. The early 90’s and early 2000’s was the golden era of cartoons.
Some cartoons newer out there like Adventure time, Steven universe are great but nowadays most shows are all about bright colors and acting “wild” for literally the most random reason with no plot just GO,GO,GO to the next gag.
It’s not about being creative, it’s about what sells and how fast corporations can put out a cartoon to try and boost ratings. Very sad, but I believe there’s still hope ❤️
Ok boomer
that seasame Street episode must have been really hard to shoot considering that he really was dead..so sad :(
yea, the actors including big bird had to do it in one take because they were so upset even talking about it.
No kidding, Sesame Street had touch several issues about life in the real world itself besides 9/11 and death. They had touched issues about parents being deployed overseas, hurricanes, autism, grief, any problems everyone has to deal with. Any kind of issue that children will face in the future; drugs, racism, this kid show stood the test of time besides Arthur.
Miona Hubbard ded
There was even a Muppet with HIV,
ThaOddGurl of course, the US can't have that, so he's cut out of the US episodes.
I always felt bad for Helga from Hey Arnold. Her mother was an alcoholic and her father was verbally abusive and her older sister was the golden child. So Helga acted out and got attention by being a bully.
I agree. Like I never understood why in the cartoon, Olga never really asked their parents to pay attention to Helga as well. I remember watching that episode at least 4 times.
PinkCircleO8 It's been some time since I watched that episode.
But I think it's because she assumes that Helga gets her [Olgas] kind of treatment when she's not around.
Bethany O'Neal that happens so much in the real world and they do nothing
No, she knew Helga was invisible to their parents, and she envied her for it.
It even shows that this doesn't only affect Helga, but Olga as well. So while one feels ignored and left out, the other one feels pressured to be perfect at all times.
Another dark episode of Arthur was “April 9th,” which was similar to 9/11.
@Carl Hodges Well the twin towers were also attacked in the 90s before the huge attack in 2001. A lot of 9/11 episodes on TV before the traumatic attack, are most likely hinting at the attack in the 90s. A lot of people don't know that the towers were attacked/attempted multiple times. Honestly, the 2001 attack could of been avoided, IMO.
i checked, it was a episode about the school catching on fire
Oh yeah
the Mr. Hooper episode reminds me of when I had to explain to my little sister that our older cousin wasn't going to be visiting us anymore. (he died in a motorcycle crash when she was younger) and she said "did he move too far away?" and I started crying. I guess he did move too far away, but someday I'll be able to visit him again.
It's not a permanent goodbye. It's more of a "see you later" type deal. That's how I think about it..
I'll never forget that episode of Teletubbies where they "seized the means of production" and ushered in a new age of communism in the United States.
KillThad you don't know? Catch up on your lore.
Oh yeah it was the one that guest starred Karl Marx right?
I'll never forget that I once actually liked that show.
PowahSlap Entertainmint Who ever thought that multicolored aliens in a golf course with pulpy-eyed vacuum cleaners and convenient loudspeakers from the great beyond was so politically driven???
Is this what happens when you watch Teletubbies while balls high?
One of the teachers in my school has been battling breast cancer for 5 years
She’s fully fought it now :)
旋律Athena that’s a strong woman right there
旋律Athena good for her!
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Very strong and im so happy that she fought it 😊
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this girl’s last name is called “mayonnaise”
Wat
Patti Mayonnaise
Nice name
@Reilly Brennan r/cursedcomments
@Xyn_3008 like lamb and tuna fish
Wow. That Charlie Brown episode was heavy! Seeing Linus stand up for Janice to that bully was so heartwarming!
Not to mention a very personal story from Charles M. Schulz.
it's sad that,modern Disney sitcoms,can't do serious topics like the sitcoms of old
SPARTA X57 worse that nearly none do so. TTG went so far as to take serious lessons to a point of insulting.
We need shows to be bold with that stuff and show this properly
I know it's Nickelodeon, but I swear that in an iCarly special (I think the one Keenan Thompson appeared in), Sam makes a clearly upset comment about her dad leaving her family and there was a LAUGH TRACK... No comment, just wow...
Little1Cave now thats fucked up
its more about views so they just put a whole lot of gf bf drama corny cliche bull shir
IKR. Tell Disney and other children programs as well as adult programs about it!
That episode of Hey Arnold will forever break my heart. It's sad to think the main reason Helga fell so deeply in love with Arnold was because he was the only person to ever show her any kind of compassion.
Stepharoonie ikr
Yea true so true
Makes me cry everytime
Mr Rogers would have covered all the topics if he was still with us 💔
Yes, I agree
He covered a lot of these topics actually. Gun violence, divorce, etc.
Yeah Like LBGTQ
I lost my dog in May 2020…
The thought of her never coming back is painful.
Here are some other shows that dealt with serious issues.
•”Jessie” focuses on military parents and adoption
•”Hannah Montana” focuses on diabetes
•”Full House” focuses on abuse
•”That’s So Raven” focuses on body image and photoshop
•”Shake It Up” focuses on amnesia
(Idk if that counts)
These are what’s I could think of
Do you know the name of that full house episode?
Hazna 6x17
MelonChari Silence is Not Golden
Shake it up also showed Cece with her dyslexia
Shake it Up made fun of people who had eating disorders. That's so Raven and The Suite life of Zack and Cody had an episode of it and talked about it.
Does anybody remember that episode of the suite life of zack and Cody where London and Maddie were tricked in to thinking they were either too skinny or too fat and began to binge and starve themselves.
What?! Which episode is that?
Ahhh I forgot about that one
me lmao that was sad and mr.mosbey told them they are pretty but they kept doing it :(
I remember that episode. Jorge should've had it on this video
Bethany O'Neal don't worry he will make a part 2 video
"Mr Hooper died."
"Ahhh, okay I'll give it to him when he comes back."
That made me cry
Another episode to mention is Appa’s Lost Days from Avatar The Last Airbender. It showcases Trauma, Animal Abuse, and the terror of having a loved one separated from you
It reminds me of Daddyofive
ATLA in general deals with a ton of deep topics like propaganda and imperialism
What's with Arthur's human guest stars?
Storyboard artist: So are we gonna make them an anthropomorphic animal or a human?
Creator: Yes.
Tea_And_Narcolepsy XD aik aik aik aik aik aik aik aik (that's my laugh)
Jasmine Tea And Narcolepsy "should we give them like bunny ears or something or no."
Creator: Exactly.
Jasmine Tea And Narcolepsy
Lol
Hi hi hi
Ha ha ha
HA HA HA HA
AH HA HA HA
He's dead
Bird: oh yeah I remember
He said it so casual like he killed him
yeah XD
Oof
Well I mean he didn't know what it meant
Big bird explains to Elmo that he is in the wrong motherfucking neighbor and proceeds to shank him for his trike
XD
1980-90: had kids show episode about aids
Me: alright time for Spongebob to teach us about corona
Spongebob acutely made an episode called kwarentined krabs where the krusty krab and all main characters are quarantined. It isnt realesed in the usa because of bad riming and covid-19
There was one episode that was like that. He got an itchy contagious rash or something and he had to be put in quarantine and then spreads it to everyone.
@@ameliaespinal5031 I used to watched that episode.
I watched the Charlie Brown cancer one in preschool. The school held a Bunny Hop for cancer and after the hop, I remember going into a room I had never seen before and watching this. Since I didn't know how serious cancer was and had a short attention span, I only remember Lucy thinking she'll get cancer because Linus gave her a glass of milk.
You didn't mention how in "Why, Charlie Brown, why?" Linus' security blanket is conspicuous by its absence throughout the entire show. It was a constant comedy element in the Charlie Brown stories, and its absence was just one deliberate indicator of how seriously the show took the subject of cancer.
Christopher Sanchez He’s saying that the people who made the show took the subject so seriously that they decided not to have one of the Peanut’s main jokes in the show.
It shows that Linus cares more about his friend getting better than him having his blanket, which it's difficult for him to live without it. It's really cute 😊
When I was younger, about 3, my mother was diagnosed with skin cancer and got it removed. I didn't know why she needed surgery until about a few years ago
@@rjstudios21 You mean his GIRLfriend; he and Janice have a crush on each other.
@@rjstudios21 it also shows that Linus was NOT dependent on it.
Why am I crying over Big Bird being so confused about death?
(Big Bird was my favorite character as a kid.)
Mine was elmo
My favorites are the following: Oscar the Grouch, Elmo, Cookie Monster, Grover, and Big Bird.
I cried too. You aren't the only one :'(
I cried too. You aren't the only one :'(
I cried too. You aren't the only one :'(
“Never?”
“No, never.”
I am legit crying rn.
Ya like jazz?
Helga on the Couch is one of the most heartbreaking episodes of Hey Arnold. It's right up there with the Christmas episode. That show had a really strong way of tugging on your heart strings.
The Peanuts special “Why, Charlie Brown, Why?” was in a way foreshadowing the very illness that would claim the life of their creator, Charles M. Schulz in February of 2000.
Yes, it’s the same song that was used at Jim Henson’s memorial service in 1990.
I guess so, though Schulz has colon cancer, not leukemia.
Mhm...
WOMP womp
Luke Dias true, but it’s still a form of cancer.
I had cancer when I was only 6 years old.
The doctors showed me the Charlie Brown episode and it was my first time watching Charlie Brown.
It felt so relatable and the ending made me hopeful that I would out of treatment one day.
I’m serious, everything in this episode is real and not over exaggerated. Kids made fun of me for being bald and I was isolated by other kids when they heard I had cancer. It’s all real.
I’ve been in remission for nearly 13 years. This episode always brings me back to those memories in treatment and the joy of finally being free from treatment.
It’s still a fantastic episode and it’s written so well. It truly captured every emotion a person going through this treatment would feel, including the overwhelming joy after it’s all over.
Edit: wow...I’m amazed at all the likes! I didn’t expect all this love, I just wanted to share my experience but THANK YOU!
I don't know you, but I know you are strong enough to get through it.
KirbyKips You have hair I looked at your channel. I really hope you weren't doing this for attention
pug lover not all cancer patients have to go through chemo treatment and they grow their hair back
KirbyKips where are they? I Wanna punch them
I hope everything gets better
That Charlie Brown one really hit me hard
The actor who portrayed Bigbird when he was leaving about death deserves an Oscar
*learning
That was carol spinney and he died in 2019
@@WSWC4 he definitely deserved an Emmy Award.
Big bird is such an innocent bird
He's not in control cent
I feel bad for him knowing what death is, a child should not have to know that at a young age
Lizzy Likes to Draw fax
I love word girl
That bird is so pure 🤧🤧😢😢💖💖
" 9 Episodes of Kids Shows That Dealt With Serious Issues
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"The video you are about to watch contains material not suitable for a younger audience. "
Wait, what.
Oh, I just now realized that. 😆
Oh good, I'm not the only one who noticed
MetalPcAngel wat?? B***H WHAT DO U MEAN?
I know, I noticed that too lol
MetalPcAngel It's like when they added a warning to older sesame street episodes that says the messages shown are no longer relevant.
Linus was a freaking Chad to confront the bully who bullied Janice like that. I never expected Linus to do that the way he did.
".....Big bird...."
"....didn't we tell you..."
"Mr hooper died!"
"He's dead now!"
"Well I'll give him it when he gets back"
"Big bird, Mr hooper isn't coming back...."
"Big bird, when people die the don't come back..."
"Ever?"
"No, not ever!"
"Why not?"
"Well big bird there dead,they can't come back."
Thats sad
Dang, Now I Feel Bad For Those Kids That Have To Listen That.
My heart lowkey broke when big bird was asking when he was coming back and why her couldn’t
Same.
It makes me sad seeing people trying to explain what death is to someone who doesn’t understand it. The things they ask break my heart.
Alex Escobar it was really heartbreaking
I remember watching that episode and asking my mom what was happening. It’s strange to look back on it now that I understand
Oh it hurts so much
Arthur was THE show that dealt with serious issues for children. I watched that show a lot as a little kid, and looking back, a lot of episodes tackle hard-to-understand subjects in an easy undertandable way, but NEVER talks down to children like they were dumb. Arthur treated their child based audience maturely, like they can handle it (and clearly they COULD handle it, seeing how the show still lives on).
Totally!! it's amazing how a show meant for little kids shows them how to deal with cancer, tragedy(the episode April 9th) understanding autism etc
I mean my favorite has got to be the one about the media, featuring the backstreet boys. (I think, anyway. The one where one gets a crush and finds out her crush is a hologram.)
I think you are thinking of the special...it was about music...there was an episode that had a hologram band but that was a different one.
I'm surprised they didn't bring up grandpa Dave's memory album. As it talks about Alzheimer's and is becoming a big thing with many kids grandparents
I'm so glad I grew up with Arthur. I remember honestly being freaked out by April 9th, but it's a great episode.
The facts Helga's parents allowed their little girl on the streets all alone really sickens... that part scared me the most, like what if something bad happened to her
Not as crazy as the fact that when you remember all the times big Bob calls Helga “Ulga”
I remember watching that Charlie Brown episode when that girl had cancer, the thumbnail really unlocked a memory
Damn, I teared up over Big Bird's reaction, being told that Mr. Hooper will never come back.
Cristina Mashayekh I had to edit a document about that in English. Sad. :(
Cristina Mashayekh Omg sammme! It's so sad
When they describe Mr. Hoopers death, it was like the future episode when Elmo wanted to play baseball but he couldn’t because (I don’t remember there name) died, Elmo didn’t understand.
I’d say Sesame Street actually is teaching a lot of kids different things, like divorce, death, austim, foster kids, incarcerated, and etc. I think it’s really nice what they’re doing :)
It Was His Uncle Jack.
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 recently I've seen one episode mentioning autism btw. That show is great.
Uncle Jack
My Parents thought I had Autisum
@@Ariaxoxoxo uh oh 😣
Mr.Rogers who talked about everything that happens in life: Hold my family friendly beverage
@@brindavison6466 I didn't even know I made this comment lol. Thanks
10:40 when I was watching this part my brother heard it and said "because he doesn't love you"
Why is this funny 👎
Girl: Mr. Hooper is dead.
Big Bird: Oh yeeeah, I'll give it to him when he comes back.
Me: **gets punched in gut**
FearedGaming YT OMG SAME
:'C
such a touching loving show I'm 25 but even now I get sad at that moment that and when Chuckys form rugrats bug died yeah it's a bug but thank about it he lost he's mom and he dose not want other things or people to die so yeah both are said
I cried at that clip
MY HEART :(
does anyone remember that episode of full house when stephanie was partners with a guy that was abused at his house and when he would always say that he fell down the stairs and he told stephanie not to tell anyone and then uncle jesse called child services on him. oh my god that episode was SO SAD.
Yeah the episode was called silence is not golden
There was also one where Dj. Fuller wanted to go with her friends to a pull party and she had to wear a bikini, but she felt as if she wasn't fit enough (Just like a model) so she stopped eating and when she went to a gym she fainted because of starvation.
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Yeaaaa I watched that when I was young
TikTok: hippity hoppity this sad moment is now my property!
It's really annoying to see TikTok use that episode when it was supposed to be very serious.
Awwwww big bird ;-; I wonder what would Big bird feel when they told him that Mr. Hooper will always be with him, they just cant see him .-.
I watched this video for the first time in the 8th grade in 2017, when I was severely depressed and suicidal. It brought me so much comfort, especially the segment about Helga. I always come back when I'm in need of some support.
Dont make my main man BIG BIRD cry :'(
Oh it's gonna happen
DON’T MAKE HIMM CRYYYYYYYY even though I’m probably four years late to comfort him ;/
I cried :(
well dang, im 50 and that mental image made me tear up
So sad 😭
Mr Rogers neighborhood probably could have covered all of these topics
He did cover a lot of sensitive topics, he was honestly an amazing man for teaching kids about that
He did.
He did more on his platform than all these combined
Boi he did
I can’t believe he wasn’t featured in this video. He literally did a whole week of episodes on war.
When I was a kid, I rarely watched Hey Arnold because I didn’t quite understand and hated how Helga treated Arnold. It wasn’t until I saw this recently and saw how she was treated, I haven’t been the same since. I feel so bad for her 😭
There's this one new show called let's go Luna, a show that focuses on the diversity of the world, and one of the episodes dealt with the loss of a loved one. The name of the episode is blue Orleans. I watched it, and felt like it should be part of those kids shows that dealt with serious issues, but it confronted it with a strangely lighthearted tone, with song, as well. This is a very new show that came out in 2019 or 2018, and one of the first cartoons that dealt with serious issues that is very new.
I feel like we need more shows that talk about these types of things; such as racial issues, mental health, family related issues, and so on. Kids need to know these things so they can’t go into the world blind, but instead have some kind of knowledge about it.
Especially mental health, because of how people avoid talking about it like you’ll instantly die if you so much as think about it.
That would be nice. Kids need to learn about the real world.
I would like that, especially about mental health, I feel like kids should know about those types of things, along with people who judge people of who they are (like racism, homophobia and so on) so they know that you don't need to be ashamed of who you are, and that it's okay to be you
Ik! Most cartoons now just have fart/butt jokes that aren't funny
Back then they did but now parents want to ignore it or shield kids from it. Parents mistake Influence & Education.
That is true. Kids need to learn about the truth. However, what they also need is to learn how to be happy and to understand how important it is to feel that way. Not just to talk about bad vibes.
Helga's parents doesn't want her to "blab to some shrink". That's basically a parent forcing their child to hide the abuse their dealing with from a social worker, isn't it?
Monique Star that true
I can confirm that a parent saying to not blab about their family basically means that. I had an abusive parent, both emotionally and psychologically. I wasn't able to tell anyone because I genuinely thought every parent was supposed to be like that.
Yes it is
i'm sorry to hear that Naseeb, i've been through the same experience. i suggest you seek out r/raisedbynarcissists because that community has some great information and is very supportive.
Sounds about right. I got sent to counseling a few times for my "agressive tendencies". Nobody got to the reason why I was being "aggressive" since I was being beaten with a belt 5-6 times a week and warned not to tell anyone about it.
Big bird: why Mr hoopers coming back?
;-; my tears
I remember when one of my classmates got Leukemia and we were shown that Charlie Brown episode to help explain
Anybody else remember the episode of Sesame Street where Elmo wants to give his Uncle (I think) a picture he drew for him but then Elmo's dad had to explain to him again that he died and he's just dead I was so sad when I saw that 😭😭
*”Oh... I’ll go play with Uncle Jack next week then!”*
@@dio44492 ya!! That was the one! That episode made me so sad
He wanted to show a baseball hat he gave Elmo before he died
@@dio44492 no Elmo wanted to show his uncle a baseball bat his uncle gave him while the uncle was still alive
Leamhan Seabhac *dOnT mAkE mE cRyY*
I remember that episode of 'That's so Raven' and I remember as a kid just being confused as to why she wouldn't hire her because she was black. I was raised in a home where I was taught to be polite and to treat everyone with kindness no matter who they were, what gender they were, what sexuality they were, what disabilities they had, or what they looked like, so it was an odd thing for me to see on TV and then to realize that it is a real thing that people do. And to this day, it is still odd for me to see people with such attitudes and reactions to things like that.
Emily Ramirez Same. I don't understand how people can be like that
Emily Ramirez same
we need more ppl like u in this world
Most people who are like that probably come from different backgrounds. Their beliefs are different because of what they have been taught or have learned.
That's so Raven was my favorite show since I was a kid it was the first time I realized about racism and there was another episode when she was being a model for the clothes she made and they photoshopped her body and she said why did they change her body and she wanted it back not photoshopped, love your body, color, size and race :)
I'm pretty angry that children's programming talks down to viewers and rarely, if at all, do real issues like back in the day. I dealt with vicious sibling rivalry from my older half sister, my cold mom and an alcoholic dad. Neither teacher nor television told me what to expect. Now, although my dad is recovering, my mom is opening up and my sister has her hands full with her problems, I really wish for very special episodes or at least, the topics interwoven into the storylines.
'Waist away' damn, that got me in the feels, the fact that some people really struggle with a basic necessity in life, my heart goes out to anyone struggling with that right now
"When people die, they don't come back"
"EVER?!"
😢😢😭
My dad said when you die and Jesus wants you to come back to the world you are a different person, you don't remember your past self, you have a new life
Phil Adams
This is so sad 😢😭
Hi People actually someone bleieved to Remebr this life has a black lady
Then when he was born he was a white boy
Phil Adams Who says they don't??? Who says you even die???
Grace Bolt There is no god
I almost cried when big bird asked "when's he coming back?" It's so emotional
Edit: thank you for the likes ✨
Christine Medina :(
Christine Medina I know it’s so sad :( yet it’s so important for kids to see that on TV shows designed for their age.
I love how Linus stood up for Janice. No one should make fun of something as serious as cancer.
Arthur, Sesame Street, and horseland are jam full of these. I feel like Horseland was one of those shows that taught me a lot about real world stuff, even it wasn’t about horses.