[ SECRET POST #3822 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3822 ⌋

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Comments

Re: PBS Kids

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not sure what counts as a PBS Kits show, since I don't recall if that term was used when I was a kid. I liked Mr. Rogers, Sesame Street, 3-2-1 Contact, and Square One.

I don't still watch them because 1) I don't think 3-2-1 Contact and Square One air anywhere in reruns, 2) I don't know if Sesame Street is still even on PBS (did it move to HBO or did I imagine that?), and 3) Mr. Rogers believed speaking very slowly and clearly to children is helpful for them - and it was - but it makes for a show that is very difficult to watch as an adult... plus I don't know if it's still on in reruns anywhere.

I have no favorite characters or go-to episodes.

Re: PBS Kids

[(Anonymous)]

I can confirm that Sesame's Street is still on PBS because I just babysat my friend's son and he wanted to watch it. The new episode premiere on HBO first and then show up on PBS a few months later. Mr. Rogers Neighborhood was on (or is) on a Twitch stream recently. I loved him when I was a kid and I still admire him, but yeah, it's a little strange listening to him as an adult. I get strangely teary-eyed whenever I watch videos where he says "I like you just the way you are" though.