…And, oh, the English subtitles seem to work okay, too. Final Cut: All these years later, it’s a little hard to believe that this show shaped how kids enjoyed Saturday…

…able to do something new. None of this mattered to the millions of kids who watched the show around the world. Occasionally, Mattel would want the writers to introduce a…

…mine in some form, I realize now that this movie didn’t just have an impact on a few kids, but on my entire generation. It is probably, along with the…

…(“I can fly!”) and some kids playing extinction in a lava pit (“You can play extinction later kids.”). We are soon introduced to Sid who awakens from his sleep to…

…was having problems memorizing his multiplication tables. David put two and two together and decided that it would be great to put rock music to teach kids math. When he…

…special more every year. As much as it looks like a kids’ special, the message is probably even stronger for adults, particularly those with kids of their own. As society…

…line between being a good episode and a very bad idea, but I think they pulled it off. An unimpressed Raven is instructed by Robin to escort three little kids…

…most with computer-enhanced family fare (jumping from Mad Max and The Witches Of Eastwick to the Babe movies), unfortunately falls into this latter trap as he makes his first move…

…down to pressures on his schedule, though it’s cleverly done and he is charm personified) and handing over to Babes babe Annette Funicello herself for the second half of the…

…continues to challenge a whole line of rather interchangeable folks like Captain Spider, General Von Cueball, Dr. Diamond (just a good, old-fashioned smuggler), Mr. Nefarious, Professor Birdbrane, and others. The…