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Children's programming is a dime a dozen, no big deal.
by vectorpush 13y ago
Children's programming is a dime a dozen, no big deal.
- protomyth 13y agoI have observed this is simply not the case. There is a lot of crud out there and some genuine gems. Even 3 years olds have opinions on what they like.
- vectorpush 13y agoThere is a lot of crud out there and some genuine gems. Perhaps from your perspective. Even 3 years olds have opinions on what they like. That's true, but that doesn't mean they have discerning tastes; small children like what they like and it has the potential to be pretty much anything.
- protomyth 13y agoLike any art, some of it is great and a lot sucks. Just because it is directed at children doesn't make it interchangeable or a lesser art. There is a rather large difference between Pixar and Good Times Video. A 3 year old will not watch stuff they don't like, as they will loudly tell you.
- vectorpush 13y agoA 3 year old will not watch stuff they don't like, as they will loudly tell you. This is true, what I'm saying is that a three year old does not have the cognitive ability to appreciate artistic nuance; of course they have preferences, they're just completely arbitrary and entirely detached from anything that a developed adult could recognize as quality.
- protomyth 13y agoI have to disagree with you. They might not express it in words, but they do know quality.