W Cordray

I find myself scratching my head to see what others view as PBS-quality television in this show. If you've ever seen the classic Twilight Zone episode about the whole town having to acquiesce to the whims of an all-powerful 6 year old boy, well this show shares many characteristics. Pink is a girl that is a modernistic take on Dora. The world revolves around her, her friends dote on her, her brother (the other title character that apparently is incapable of having friends) must oblige all of her fantasy constructs, her parents came to her every wish, her teacher allows her imaginary world to continuously interrupt the class... If you remember Dora, she always scored the winning goal, won the award, etc.. In this day and age where we're calling an entire generation soft or snowflakes for needing participation trophies, I view creating a show that ups the need to not just participate to heading to win each and every time to be disingenuous to truly preparing children for the real world.