Clean_Command_4897 t1_jealmha wrote on March 30, 2023 at 4:56 PM

Reply to comment by KiritoJones in How are you liking Season 3 of The Mandalorian so far? by esran7

Dumbest defense? You're being critical of a show that's for children lol

coolbrandon101 t1_jeatk9y wrote on March 30, 2023 at 5:46 PM

Mandalorian isnt really written for children, and what a non sequitur. You try to say the show is what it started at and then call it a kids show when proven wrong. The show that started off as a serial of a Mandalorian going around the galaxy doing stuff is vastly different than the show now that is more of a Clone Wars continuation.

KiritoJones t1_jeau6jy wrote on March 30, 2023 at 5:50 PM

That's the second dumbest defense. Just because something is for kids doesn't mean you cant be critical of it.

Also, as someone with a kid, it's not really for kids. Anyone young enough to be obsessed with Baby Yoda is going to be scared by the robot living in the mines under Mandalore, or bored of the Coruscant stuff in the following episode.

Andrassy t1_jeb4j6u wrote on March 30, 2023 at 6:56 PM

Tried to watch the Coruscant episode with actual kids. It looked almost like they were being held hostage so I told them it was ok if they didn't want to watch. They instantly bolted upstairs, and have shown no interest in watching Mando since. That episode was not for kids in the slightest.

monkeyboyjunior t1_jear1gx wrote on March 30, 2023 at 5:30 PM

Bluey is a show that’s for children too, a great one. Hell, The Bad Batch has more coherent storytelling/character work than Mando this season and that’s much more geared towards kids than the Mandalorian. Avatar: The Last Airbender is for kids and has fantastic character arcs, storytelling, and plot overall. Just because a show is made for families/kids doesn’t mean we shouldn’t use our brains and critically think about the art/media we take in.

BlueTeamRuless t1_jecqdib wrote on March 31, 2023 at 1:32 AM

Disney loves people with takes like this. “It doesn’t matter how bad it is, we still make money!”

And what’s your point? Kids aren’t worthy of having good television shows? If anything we should be making sure shows for kids are really good with life lessons and positive lessons.

Based on your logic Sesame Street shouldn’t exist at all. “Who cares? It’s useless drivel made for kids anyways”