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[Thebestoftherest]

and about what someone else said about showing consequences not being the point, can someone direct me to an episode of this or any other kids' show that does teach it's target audience about accountability?

I think you'll find that a large number of episodes of Gargoyles does this. The series finale Hunter's Moon, certainly.

Finale? There was an entire season after that.

[Dragon Ball Fan]

still don't when it would and would not be appropriate to show punishments. and it can be hypocritical. like in the movie, Princess Skyestar is punished, even though most would say she did the right thing but Tempest Shadow and her army, who are actual war criminals, are invited to the party at the end with no problem.

[CMWaters]

and about what someone else said about showing consequences not being the point, can someone direct me to an episode of this or any other kids' show that does teach it's target audience about accountability?

I think you'll find that a large number of episodes of Gargoyles does this. The series finale Hunter's Moon, certainly.

Finale? There was an entire season after that.

Because the original creators aren't behind that season, some people don't count it (and heck, the original creator actually made his own sequel comic for a while that wiped that season out).

[Aotrs Commander]

(Forgive me for not reading the whole thread through for once, I'm short of time, it's panto-week in my neck of the woods and I want to get this out before I'm too knackered.)

I have a somewhat complex relationship with the finished of season five. I RE-HEEAAALLY hated how Starlight just got talked down - without even the dues ex machina, it just felt cheap; I felt they should have had her break when she saw the wasteland (to this day, I belive that to be the Angel Bunny Future.) I know it lost a few on the pony fans on my local forums, and I dreaded season six.

But then? It came, and Starlight was Clearly Still Evil, somehting that, as An Evil Person, I could see all the way to MAYBE season nine. And I liked that (after all, Evil people can have friends too, and when they do, it's time to be terrified, because friendship is a blade that doesn't cut solely for Team Good.) And I found myself warming to Starlight quite a lot for that. I was actually very glad of it narrativiely too, since it made for different takes to Twlight's freak-outs.

Myself, I enjoyed pony to the very end (Sombra's return in season none was nothing like what I expected, but everything I could have hoped for!); there were more misses than previously in the latter seasons, I think but the highs were still very much high.

(Right, enough blither, time to go and... Actually not act, since Playing The Villain requires no stretching at all on my part...)

[Dragon Ball Fan]

I am still lost on why so many people think what happened with Starlight and all the reformed villains after her, is not big deal. Do I just have different expectations of what happens to wrongdoers because of stuff like 101 Dalmatians: The Series or the societal expectation in real life of what someone who commits a crime should do? (turn themselves in)

[Thebestoftherest]

Didn't you say you only saw one episode of that show?

Hey do you think human Pinkie family is Amish?

[Dragon Ball Fan]

Didn't you say you only saw one episode of that show?

there are certain episodes I haven't seen but I used to be a big fan before the show became obsessed with reforming villains.

[Thebestoftherest]

Didn't you say you only saw one episode of that show?

there are certain episodes I haven't seen but I used to be a big fan before the show became obsessed with reforming villains.

I meant of 101 dalmatians.

[Dragon Ball Fan]

Didn't you say you only saw one episode of that show?

there are certain episodes I haven't seen but I used to be a big fan before the show became obsessed with reforming villains.

I meant of 101 dalmatians.

no, I've seen that whole show.

[RobbyB1982]

there are certain episodes I haven't seen but I used to be a big fan before the show became obsessed with reforming villains.

So after the first episode then? Where they reformed Nightmare Moon?