>We were sailing alooooooong
>On moonlight baaaaaaay
We were sailing alooooooong
Elijah Cruz
Benjamin Reyes
>doesn't turn into rap as a trap beat comes in
Jordan Lewis
had a crush on lila as a kid. comfy show, first three seasons before they went digital are particularly kino
Jack Rodriguez
Hey Arnold is kino and still holds up.
Alexander Edwards
>WE CAN HEAR THE VOICES RINGING
>THEY SEEMED TO SAY
Logan Gutierrez
How they do it
Ayden Cook
>nigger garbage
ew
Carson Reed
SNEEEEEED
Camden Harris
my favorites are the legend ones like big caesar, four eyed jack, pigeon man, wheezin ed, etc. but it’s hard to top the heat/snow double whammy
Carson Hall
damn it!!!!
Wyatt Gonzalez
>it's a everyone makes fun of Gerald for reaching sexual maturity episode
Daniel Carter
Yea Forums KID IS AFRAID TO LEAVE Yea Forums
Zachary Price
Most of the legend ones fucked me up as a kid, because they always ended up being real. The ghost train to hell was pretty cool though.
Kayden Moore
One thing that I like about the show is that it has some surreal elements especially in the episodes you mentioned but it’s mostly just about a bunch of normal kids in a big city. There’s garbage everywhere, homeless drunks on the crowded bus etc. I don’t know of any kids shows today that are about normal kids and do t have a decidedly supernatural/fantastic element to them. Although I don’t keep up with kids shows much.
Jace Garcia
the writers/creators just nailed an awesome mix of realism, childhood nostalgia, and fantastic elements that were treated with respect. another classic is The List
Brody Clark
Made me listen to that again
Jaxon Lee
This only I've grown to hate Lila upon rewatch
Julian Garcia
There were also some eps that purposely ended on rather shitty notes, like Arnold Betrays Iggy or Student Teacher. Now everything's sugarcoated as fuck.
Austin Morgan
The one where he misses his stop on the bus haunted me for most of my childhood. I always made sure to stay rigid and awake on all my bus rides
Kayden Ramirez
They did. Another show that I think nailed weaving surrealism into their narrative, though much more often for obvious reasons, was Rugrats. Shit like the dust bunny episode, any dream sequence, Stu as robot were genuinely really scary for kids. I think it had a net positive effect on my imagination, even now.
Jordan Edwards
Ghost bride and headless cabbie are good too