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I'd argue Peppa Pig is not crap, it's quite funny and surprisingly watchable by grownups. Not something I'd watch by myself, but I didn't get bored when I watch

by the_af 1y ago

I'd argue Peppa Pig is not crap, it's quite funny and surprisingly watchable by grownups. Not something I'd watch by myself, but I didn't get bored when I watched it with my daughter. Of course, the art style is no good, intentionally so, I suppose for budget reasons. I'd argue Bluey is "a better Peppa": similar kind of humor (slightly more elaborate, but not by a lot) but with great artwork.

tialaramex 1y ago
Peppa hanging up on Suzy because she has just been able to whistle following basic instructions while Peppa has been frustrated to discover she can't do it is stuck in my head.
afavour 1y ago
I think part of the problem is definitely that Bluey exists. It's a "Better Peppa" and when watching Peppa I can't help but compare them. Given I'm a Dad myself I find the difference in the Dad characters to be illuminating: Daddy Pig is a klutzy idiot who, more often than not, makes mistakes other have to fix. By comparison Bandit is an incredible parent (maybe too incredible at times, so says my ego)
- Tade0 1y ago
  Among my friends who are also fathers we're in agreement that Daddy Pig is in for an episode titled "Shared Custody". Meanwhile Bandit talks and acts like a real person would - well, at least one with top-tier parenting skills.
- varjag 1y ago
  Unlike Bandit, Daddy Pig didn't have to fight in War on Terror so he doesn't have to compensate.
- _carbyau_ 1y ago
  There have been articles written - including words from the writer of the show - that mention the issue of Bandit's impossible dad standards. So yeah, don't take Bandit as the benchmark for being decent, but as something to aspire to. I figure that in a world where good role models are lacking for men in so many ways, here's a good one.
dgfitz 1y ago
Peppa pig is crap. Full stop.
- paradox460 1y ago
  Peppa just feels like one more of those random grab bag of terrible kids shows. There's no comfort like bluey has, no quiet episodes. It's just noise for the children, with rather dumb, flat characters My kids will watch it, if someone like Grandma or the neighbor put it on, but their attention wanders. Bluey? They stay locked on for the entire duration of the episode
  - Grazester 1y ago
    How old are your kid? I would argue Bluey is for an older audience. A 3 year old can never fully appreciate Bandit.
    - paradox460 1y ago
      2 and 3. They love Bingo and Bluey but are indifferent to Bandit and Chili
- pixl97 1y ago
  Hey wait, without the original Peppa Pig, we'd have never got the MeatCanyon version of it.
  - pests 1y ago
    Oddly just watched my first meatcanyon video today on pirate software and now seeing it mentioned again.
- AlexeyBelov 1y ago
  "Full stop"? You didn't even explain why. If anything, it's a comma, not a full stop.
  - 1y ago
glenngillen 1y ago
That might not entirely be an accident, given Joe Brumm was originally an animator that worked on Peppa Pig and decided he wanted to do an Australian version of it when he moved back home.

by the_af 1y ago

tialaramex 1y ago

Peppa hanging up on Suzy because she has just been able to whistle following basic instructions while Peppa has been frustrated to discover she can't do it is stuck in my head.

afavour 1y ago

I think part of the problem is definitely that Bluey exists. It's a "Better Peppa" and when watching Peppa I can't help but compare them. Given I'm a Dad myself I find the difference in the Dad characters to be illuminating: Daddy Pig is a klutzy idiot who, more often than not, makes mistakes other have to fix. By comparison Bandit is an incredible parent (maybe too incredible at times, so says my ego)

Tade0 1y ago
Among my friends who are also fathers we're in agreement that Daddy Pig is in for an episode titled "Shared Custody". Meanwhile Bandit talks and acts like a real person would - well, at least one with top-tier parenting skills.
varjag 1y ago
Unlike Bandit, Daddy Pig didn't have to fight in War on Terror so he doesn't have to compensate.
_carbyau_ 1y ago
There have been articles written - including words from the writer of the show - that mention the issue of Bandit's impossible dad standards. So yeah, don't take Bandit as the benchmark for being decent, but as something to aspire to. I figure that in a world where good role models are lacking for men in so many ways, here's a good one.

dgfitz 1y ago

Peppa pig is crap. Full stop.

paradox460 1y ago
Peppa just feels like one more of those random grab bag of terrible kids shows. There's no comfort like bluey has, no quiet episodes. It's just noise for the children, with rather dumb, flat characters My kids will watch it, if someone like Grandma or the neighbor put it on, but their attention wanders. Bluey? They stay locked on for the entire duration of the episode
- Grazester 1y ago
  How old are your kid? I would argue Bluey is for an older audience. A 3 year old can never fully appreciate Bandit.
  - paradox460 1y ago
    2 and 3. They love Bingo and Bluey but are indifferent to Bandit and Chili
pixl97 1y ago
Hey wait, without the original Peppa Pig, we'd have never got the MeatCanyon version of it.
- pests 1y ago
  Oddly just watched my first meatcanyon video today on pirate software and now seeing it mentioned again.
AlexeyBelov 1y ago
"Full stop"? You didn't even explain why. If anything, it's a comma, not a full stop.
- 1y ago

glenngillen 1y ago

That might not entirely be an accident, given Joe Brumm was originally an animator that worked on Peppa Pig and decided he wanted to do an Australian version of it when he moved back home.