Olivia Dickinson

I grew up watching Disney and Nickelodeon cartoons, and have come to love animation. As an 18 year old, this show just brings back all that love and joy. The characters are portrayed in a way that I can relate to and are shown with having real world problems and not just as these perfect children. I personally love how much of a theme mental health awareness is in this show as many characters are shown constantly being put in pressuring situations, most commonly with the 2 main protagonists Marinette and Adrien. I also think the love square aspect is a very unique concept and I love how it’s shows the different sides of people when you don’t know who they are. I think this show perfectly combines fantasy with realistic situations and I cant wait for the rest of season 4!!!

I am IN LOVE with this show. It takes the broad attempt of trying to offend EVERYONE, and I mean EVERYONE with its satirical humor. The creators are able to portray recent events in the most satirical and fairly unbiased way possible. The show revolves around the lives of four 10 year old boys living in a small town in Colorado. They often go on journeys to new places or do something new at home or school. The best characters definitely have to be Kyle and Cartman. As a Jewish-American, I find Cartman’s constant ridicule of Kyle’s Jewish background to be HILARIOUS. I think this show has honestly done more for Jewish representation than any show on TV. This show has portrayed different Jewish holidays, customs, and traditions. This show is most definitely NOT for kids and I recommend you be 14+ to watch it as it may confuse you. But I would 100% recommend this show to anyone with a sense of humor!

Not only is this one of the funniest movies I have EVER seen. But it is a mocks the MPAA in the most genius way possible. It shows how there is too much censorship in media and portrays the ways in which parents will blame the actions of their children on anything but themselves. If you as a parent don’t teach your kids not to act out what they see in movies and tv, then that’s on you as a parent. In addition, the creators of the movie and series, Matt Stone and Trey Parker, clapped back at all the people who said their show was nothing but foul language and toilet humor, and thus Terrance and Phillip was born. This movie is definitely NOT for kids as it contains 399 curse words and some pretty gruesome scenes. I would recommend you be at least 14+ to watch this movie as you may not understand much of the innuendo within it. But you as a parent can decide what you think is best. But I 100% recommend watching this movie, if you’re looking for a good laugh.