I’ve grown accustomed to non-southerners thinking that I’m a little ‘slow’ because I happen to speak a little slowly. Any time Aunt Mellie and Uncle Lemmo come on, I want to do violence to my tv. They constantly finish each other’s sentences and speak with the most astonishingly atrociously horrid fake southern accents it has been my displeasure to hear (and I have heard a lot, hey Hollywood, can’t you hire the occasional REAL southerner once in awhile?).
Eube lives with his aunt and uncle who raise parrots. No, the big thing I can’t stand in this show is the biggest kid’s aunt and uncle. I mean really, doesn’t anybody have a name on this show besides the four kids and the (nanny, babysitter, chaperone?) squirrel? The (nanny, babysitter, chaperone?) squirrel as the primary source of childcare is weird as well. Whatever-job-is-highlighted-in-today's-episode. Truck Driver or Miss Playground Monitor or Pizza Guy or Mr. I can even look past the kids always referring to Mr. Since the kids’ singing voices are significantly less nerve-grinding as Barney’s, I can usually get past the incessant singing. The most annoying song involves extreme repetition of ‘Raking up all the beautiful leaves, ‘ and I would give a great deal to be able to go back in time and NEVER HAVE HEARD THAT SONG EVER, EVER, EVER. The next bit of irritation goes to Disney’s inability to put together a children’s show that doesn’t involve regular bouts of bursting into song about whatever random activity happens to be going on. loves to play with and can look past that bit of weirdness. However, I own a few sets of Russian nesting dolls that S. This combined with the fact that their arms are constantly appearing and disappearing weirds me out a bit. They are constantly splitting in half with other characters, animals, objects popping in and out of their innards. The show’s big gimmick (besides a talking nanny, babysitter, chaperone? squirrel) is that the town, people and animals are all nesting dolls. loves it, and I find it mostly tolerable with one giant exception. It’s not a bad premise and works to teach kids to appreciate the many community workers that make our society run well.
Heroes include firefighters, police officers, playground monitors, waiters, garbage truck drivers, etc. The kids (and squirrel) learn all about the community heroes all around them. Playhouse Disney has a relatively new concoction out called ‘Higglytown Heroes.’ It’s all about these four kids and their (nanny, babysitter, chaperone?) squirrel. I Shot the Orange, But I did not Shoot the Kiwi Fruit.It's Probably Over (and Probably for the Best).S.'s Very Happy, Fun, Fun, Fun Birthday Party.
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