07-15-2005, 11:48 AM
Seriously,
TPB's is a show that is fully of deep moral lessons. One must of course look past the fact that the boys: Sell dope, pirate rap tracks, open up rub and tugs in the park, etc. Regardless of all these things, it is a show that upholds a high moral standard. The way the boys treat bubbles, the way they cried when they let steve french into the wild, caring for mrs peterson, bubble's kitties, etc. This is a show that is very irregular in that respect. In so many other shows, we see self-centered characters, people with "ideal" body types, completely morally reprehensible.
Just my thoughts here.
Mick
TPB's is a show that is fully of deep moral lessons. One must of course look past the fact that the boys: Sell dope, pirate rap tracks, open up rub and tugs in the park, etc. Regardless of all these things, it is a show that upholds a high moral standard. The way the boys treat bubbles, the way they cried when they let steve french into the wild, caring for mrs peterson, bubble's kitties, etc. This is a show that is very irregular in that respect. In so many other shows, we see self-centered characters, people with "ideal" body types, completely morally reprehensible.
Just my thoughts here.
Mick