There's a website that has them all on there for free and in high quality I watch them all the time now !! lol it's called www.watchcartoonsonline.eu/as-told-by-ginger-full-episodes
As a kid of divorce I always really appreciated that Carl's anger and hurt towards his dad was never framed as wrong. It's very rare that a kid's show tells them that their not happy feelings are okay, and valid to express. His relationship with with step dad Dr Dave is also genuinely heartwarming when you see just how much Carl was missing someone like that in his life.
Although Mrs. Bishop is on the list along with dodie. As you can get dodie and her mom are the first two then I'd say Jonas Buzz is on the list two he was overly obnoxious then id say it's Brandon
as a kid of divorce myself even know my mom was a terrible person i still always called her mom even know a parent may be awful i'm still going to call theme by their parent term out of respect but not by their first name as I know not everyone is awful just people who are to far gone to be helped or someone who needed help but never got it
My favorite part of "And She Was Gone" is that Lois is well-aware that Ginger's poem is just a piece of writing but also makes it clear that whatever Ginger's emotions are, she shouldn't be ashamed or afraid of them and stands confident that Ginger would tell her if she had depressive or suicidal thoughts.
I love that in as told by ginger , ginger actually changes her outfit unlike some other animated shows were they were the same thing over and over again.
Honestly, was there even ONE ATBG fan who actually liked Dodie? Or would even want her as a friend IRL? Even as a kid who grew up watching it as the episodes came out, I always wondered how Ginger could stay with Dodie as a friend after the emotional crap she was CONSTANTLY put her through. Especially after Dodie cruelly tried breaking up Ginger/Darren after they became a couple because she was sick of the honeymoon phase they were in and wanted Ginger for herself again. Like, really? I could NEVER be friends with someone like that again. Or at least fully trust.
“Critics who treat 'adult' as a term of approval, instead of as a merely descriptive term, cannot be adult themselves. To be concerned about being grown up, to admire the grown up because it is grown up, to blush at the suspicion of being childish; these things are the marks of childhood and adolescence. And in childhood and adolescence they are, in moderation, healthy symptoms. Young things ought to want to grow. But to carry on into middle life or even into early manhood this concern about being adult is a mark of really arrested development. When I was ten, I read fairy tales in secret and would have been ashamed if I had been found doing so. Now that I am fifty I read them openly. When I became a man I put away childish things, including the fear of childishness and the desire to be very grown up.” - C.S. Lewis
As a teen who gets bullied for liking childish things (I was mostly bullied for liking Disney, MLP, etc. even tho the bullies has 90s cartoon sweaters/hoodies) that really made me happy to know they had an episode talking about that stuff.
My favorite episode is the one with Grandma Bishop, mostly for Hoodsy's story. How many kids shows deal with the concept of losing someone you don't really love? Those feelings are just as real as grief, and Hoodsy had a valid reason for doing so (favortism toward Dodie). As a kid, I was shocked about how Carl said you don't have to love your relatives; you just have to respect them. I also loved the episode where the Bishops bring along Carl and Ginger for a cabin trip, and Mrs. Bishop gets food poisoning and thinks Carl purposely poisoned her. It's nice seeing Ginger stand up for Carl, knowing that while he's a weird kid, he'd never act out of malice. Not for no reason, anyways.
Slashbash Losing Nana Bishop hits home for me now even more than it did as a kid. My grandfather passed away early in the new year and I struggled with why I wasn’t grieving as much as the other members of my family were and it was because I wasn’t close to him. My emotions were more anger based than sad and it was hard to manage them because everyone around me was so devastated and I was just like meh
@@horsechick818 I know what you mean, my paternal grandfather died over a year ago and I honestly wasn't that sad. He'd been on the decline for years and I wasn't that close to him. It was more of a relief as we were going to move that summer to somewhere that was a lot further away and he needed a lot of attention and care from my dad, aunt, and the homecare assistant he shared with my grandmother. As a person, he was difficult and a man of his time. When I did cry at the funeral, it was more because everyone else (especially my dad) was crying rather than because I missed him.
One of my cousins was murdered several years ago. I didn’t really know her very well because she was several years older than me and she lived several states away. But her funeral was absolutely devastating because of seeing how hurt my family members were and knowing that I would never have a chance to know her better
My Uncle passed away a little over a month ago, and while he was nice to me, I couldn't cry at his funeral. I wasn't close to him. I hardly saw my Uncle because he hardly came to family events. I dont remember much of him when I was a kid. When I was a teenager and adult, we would greet each other and join in discussions but that's pretty much it. Everyone was crying throughout my Uncle's services, while I couldn't. I cried a little at the hospital when he passed but that was it. I felt guilty everyone else was devastated and I even tried forcing myself to cry but no tears came.
I personally love any episode with Courtney in the lead. I love how the show made her different from the typical rich popular girl u seen in a lot of shows. I love that she grows nd learns how to be a true friend nd a better person in general. I smile every time she is on screen. The episode where she warns ginger bout her so called best friends plot and ruin her relationship with her boyfriend showed how far she came and how much she valued her friendship with Ginger. Courtney may be a bit of a snob at times but she is a lovable snob.
*No Hope For Courtney* is such an underrated episode, two great storylines with a LOT of meaning, especially the sad life lesson that Carl gets in the end. It's a great episode showing how much of a good person Carl (and Hoodsey!) actually is. He really matured in that one... ❤❤ *RIP Kathleen Freeman* ❤❤😢
I find the ginger storyline very sub par and boring but the Carl storyline is great and the ending is so heartbreaking. Makes me kind of teary eyed to this day
I extremely dislike Dodie I never have and never will I never understoodwhy Ginger didn’t throw out the trash, I get it’s about friendship and staying together no matter what but I didn’t see Ginger stab that two face in the back no matter what she did to her. Ginger will never be forgotten in my heart it was one of the most meaningful shows I ever watched hands down, and I still love it to this day.
It was a a under the radar type of show. I'm a dude who had youth football, hockey and lacrosse after school along with neighborhood friend's... Still I always found time to watch this after school and in the mornings sometimes... My older sister of 4 years deff had a role into it lol... Nick channel did a horrible job at airing this.. All the older season's/episodes seemed like they never aired them in the mid 2000s. The more iconic shows like Rugrats, SpongeBob and Rocket Power played their later season's 24/7... Not so much for this show unfortunately...
Wish more people would talk about this cartoon :) so far you're the only channel I can find that does. I really Like this show and I think it deserves more attention.
The only thing I would have added is how the episode Ginger the juvie also shows how influential peer pressure is and how even someone as sweet and honorable as Ginger can feel pressured into doing something wrong. That was another thing I liked about ATBG how she's almost portrayed as a Mary Sue but clearly makes mistakes
@@cintsscha5899 Right actually in some cases it somewhat can even make Dodie seem relatable don't get me wrong I hated Dodie and she was a horrible friend to Ginger but she's realistic in the sense that people are sometimes so desperate when they want attention that they're willing to show disloyalty to get it
When I was younger I straight away connected with ginger because of her Talent for writing it's a shame that they don't make sure like this anymore I wish them brought her back also I often wonder how Darren got back together with ginger
I wonder the same thing at times...I get they had to end the show in a short amount of time but it would be nice to have known or seen how they ended up back together.
As told by ginger, braceface, my life as a teenage robot, pepper Ann, Daria.... All young female protagonists In Cartoons I could relate to growing up in the 90s to early 2000s.
😃 My favorite episod is the Nurses Strike episode. Mostly because I love Lois' optimistic and easy-going attitude about cleaning houses temporarily. My all time favorite quote from her is "Ginger, they can't make me feel bad about it because I don't feel bad about it." That alone inspires me to have a positive point of view about life 😁 🙂 Rewatching these as an adult, Lois and Macie are my absolute favorite characters. Both are blunt and hilarious 😂
@oooh19 🫤 Yeah, I didn't understand why she couldn't let Ginger's shave her legs. It seemed harmless to me compared to the makeup episode. Now that I understood why Lois was strict with Ginger.
As someone who's starting college after the holidays, I'm mortified about what's going to happen. I also have autism, and that makes it hard for me to adjust to changes. It'll be a good change, and I know I'll make it through, but I'm still scared. So I relate to the last one a lot.
I predicted that "And She Was Gone", "Hello Stranger", and "Butterflies Are Free", would be the top three episodes! I don't blame you; it's the same as on my list, too! Although, I'd put "Hello Stranger" over "Butterflies Are Free", because its main plot was something that I personally find to be more relatable and touching. Anyway, great list, Patricia!
Braceface had that Dinsey tween thing going on.. I love those shows but they hit differently than Nick shows.. Just look at the Nick Doug and than the Disney version of that... Disney is better at bringing out the emotions during a movie... Nick was always on a more conscious level with their shows/cartoons
Funny comparison... You can take the average early teenager and relate them to a episode of Told By Ginger... It was so Jr high vibes throughout majority of the series... It kind of had a 2000s type kick to it in terms of fashion and what was hip and what wasn't.. Daria is a complete 90s fest throughout the entire series.. If you weren't born early enough or have any older siblings in high school at the time, than you won't be able to relate to at least 80% of the show...
@@americangangsterlock1550 Uhh, NO. I was a 90's kid but never actually sat down and watched Daria until the early 2010's and I found it still relatable as fuck, still relevant to big and small issues today, and most importantly, still a funny and emotionally resonant show when it counts. Daria may have been born from snarky 90's alternative culture and did often superficially cater to that culture, but it's also more than that, even decades later.
My comment is more centered on the whole "growing up" thing. I'm turning 25, I still love cartoons and anime (yes, I'm separating them). I still have my worn out piggy bag (yes it's a bag) from 20 years ago and will probably have it even when I get married. So looping it a bit, I also loved the show.
#5 the episode's message is too real for me. when I was a teenager, I was an outcast, because I didn't like typical teens' stuff, but instead I liked Disney, reading and anime, such as Digimon and Sailor Moon. many people mocked my interests, especially tv-shows I watched saying that they were either "girly" or childish. I felt embarrassed and hid my interests and tried for many years appear as "normal". nowadays I'm more comfortable with my inner geek and I tell openly about my interests.
Awesome list, Patricia! I myself am a major As Told by Ginger fan as it one of those shows that needs, repeat, needs so much more love than it already has. I also did a review, a top 25 favorite episodes list and even a tribute video to this show. Some of the entries mentioned here like A Lesson in Tightropes are actually higher on my list. Though, I totally agree with you, Butterflies are Free is my absolute favorite as it's also my number one favorite!
OMG I can relate!! I'm almost 26 and i love video games, cartoons and anime and idc what people say. When people say that, I tell them "your not about that life, so don't fucking worry about me. Worry about yourself." I hate people like that. I always put assholes like that in their place! Great video btw! I love As Told By Ginger!!
Thank you. Glad you liked it. If you're interested, this was part of a month's worth of videos about As Told by Ginger if you want to check it out. ruclips.net/p/PLXziGc54_DgnPpwnRpmIISF6gb49BYh_7
Andria B Awesome! If you’re interested in more ATBG stuff, check out a weekly As Told by Ginger I cohosted. ruclips.net/p/PLXziGc54_DgmHtVoHhm1fNQpnt7fKFvvU
I watched every episode, and every movie. This was a walk down memory lane....and, I dove deeper into my own writing because of this show. Specifically, the episode "and the was gone" for how thoughtfully Lois supported ginger, how she knew her daughter and was not worried about her. UGH! such a phenomenally beautiful show!
I am chronic depressed, so ive dealt with depression and suicidal thoughts pretty much all my life. And when i as a kid I pretty much only watched cartoons. I remember to this day the first time i watched the epsisode "And She was gone", it was so groundbreaking for me to see my own feelings portrayed in a cartoon, it felt liberating. I had never seen anything on tv that translated so well my thoughts. After that i started writing poems and stories for the first time, something that really helped me growing up and that i still do today. I will forever love this cartoon for this. p.s: Sorry my poor writing, english is not my first language
The Nurse’a strike episode is great. I love when Lois tells Ginger about her apartment she had before she had Ginger and Carl. It definitely resonated with me
I think if you read between the lines, A Lesson on Tightropes is about a lot more than just Ginger's appendicitis. Its about how families and friends are effected when someone has a near death experience. Carl prays even though he's an atheist, their mother reflects on the joy that Ginger brought into her life as she was born and grew.....etc. And so what if it's sad? Sad is a normal, common, every day human emotion that is necessary to our well-being.
I agree with most of these, although one of my favorite and heartwrenching moments was left out of the list, as #4 I would have put the one where Carl finally drives his teacher to quit, as it not only shows so much more of Carl's depth and character, and the ending made me cry, since after pouring his heart out to her to come back and finally being sincere, and he's so sure she will come back the next day... The announcement is made she has passed on, showing that sometimes, no matter what, there really are no second chances in life sometimes, it really reached me deeply.
I never agreed with people that the character were "ugly" I always liked it. Kinda like in "Hey Arnold" or "Rugrats", the characters look distinguishable
As told by ginger was the last nick show I ever watched but it was a favorite probably because episodes resonated with me like when I lost my paternal grandmother when I was around fourteen
It might sound silly, but the episode about shaving legs left a huge impression on me. In middle school, I was super insecure about leg hair and everyone else shaved. I felt like the only girl who refused to have to shave my legs but also refused to wear anything that would show them. I don't know; something about having to shave felt like I was giving in to some battle against nature. Anyway, just seeing the topic come up on a TV show made me feel so much less like a weirdo and realized other girls went through similar issues. :') lol
That's one of the episodes I still remember from this show (although vaguely). I liked how, in the end, her brother helps shave her legs for her with an old electric razor.
Here's the thing: the issue is not the concept of growing up, its the concept what is considered to be growing up and what isn't. There are plenty of people with different hobbies and interests who dont do the things that theyre actually supposed to be doing. You can be a pokemon fan and have a stable full time job, a family, and pay your bills on time. You can also be a fan of the "Vanderpump Rules" and be a useless non functional memeber of society. For some reason, some hobbies are associated with useless dumbasses and others arent. I get why but it still doesnt make much sense
i wish i knew you. we would be able to discuss cartoons extensively. when i was 14, i went back and compelted Hey Arnold, Rugrats (lets be honest, after season 3 it was less mature and more childish. )
I totally agree with the #3 choice I suffer depression occasionally and I can relate to her friends and how they feel about her! Also the segments do look amazing! Plus was I the only one who was crying a little throughout those segments?
+Old School Lane. Hi,Patricia. No Hope For Courtney is the saddest episode ever out of all the Nicktoons because Carl's teacher passed on at the end of the episode and Carl looks serious in that episode.
I love that guy’s speech. It really reached me. I love video games, I also love reading all types of books. I’m getting a Master’s Degree in Public Health.
I remember relating to the episode where Lois becomes a house cleaner during the nurses strike, as my mom did pretty much the same thing. My mom was a nurse but to take care of me and my little sister, a mortgage, our pets, and other normal life things she had to constantly pull double shifts 6-7 days a week, so we never really saw her, and she was really struggling just to make ends meat. When i was 9 or 10 she decided to quit her nursing job and start a house cleaning business. I remember being so embarrassed because kids at my school who's families were much better off were hiring her. Now no one ever said anything to me about it, but the thought at my mom having to clean these ppls toilets, clean up after them, etc. made me not only embarrassed for myself and my sister, but made me feel bad for my mom as I thought they would treat her like shit(never happened) or look down upon her. My mom being the great mom that she is had a talk with me as she could see I was extremely upset the 1st year or so of her new business and promised she wouldn't take anymore jobs of friends from school homes. After that I was fine with it, and I definatly got to see my mom more as she was her own boss, and to this day still has the business that has become extremely successful.
Well said, I am 27 and I am a huge fan of Disney and all things Disney related, play video games from time to time, watch cartoons and anime, but I am also a teacher, have my own house...heck I am a married woman. I may be a person with lots of responsibilities, but I find watch Disney, anime or playing games helps escape from everyday lives, but I do use them as references to relate to my teachings for the kids. Disney will always be in my heart no matter how old I am, I plan on being a 100 year old woman watching the latest Disney movie in theaters lol
@@ajmainiac938 yes, and I loved Nickelodeon. I was just stating like how ginger, dodie and Macy love the little seal girl and they were teenagers, I love Disney around that age and still do
This was an AWESOME REVIEW of an AWESOME SHOW! man...to see all these years go by..if it werent for the heartfelt speeches of growing up, I would feel super down that I've gotten so old lol
Thanks. I’ve went more in depth about As Told by Ginger in my other videos and podcasts. Check out the As Told by Ginger Month and We’re in Between playlists.
So far, I'm a minute into this list, and I want to thank you for sharing my opinion on "A Lesson in Tightropes"! It's #15 on my list, too, for the same reason as yours.
I liked your video! It's funny as a kid I remember liking some episodes of ATBG but since I was 8 or 9 years old when it first came out some of the issues didn't always feel relatable but now that I'm older I feel like everyone can relate to some of the issues in this show esp the little seal girl since so many people are pressured into "growing up". I find it horrible that society tries to spite people just because they feel nostalgic and like to relive the same innocence they felt as a child. I'm 25 and still like Pokemon and video games to this day!
I definitely relate to the episode Little Seal Girl. When I was reaching my adult years, I was told over and over to stop watching cartoons that are meant for kids and start watching stuff meant for adults. I tried to please them, and I did find a few good adult shows I genuinely liked (i.e. Friends, Big Bang Theory, Young Sheldon, The Simpsons, Family Guy, etc.) but I felt a bit more at ease watching cartoons, including cartoons from my era. They relaxed me after a long, stressful. Nowadays, I still watch kids' cartoons, and I still have a few plushies, including from my childhood, and collect Little toy figures and pins from my childhood shows to show my "nerdy and proud of it" side.
conservative here, it absolutely pisses me off when people hate on others for enjoying childish things. i'm gonna watch TAWOG until the end of time, thank you very much
I remember, when I was little, the show was airing and I watched it religiously... my maternal grandmother passed. When the episode Losing Nana Bishop aired, it was actually the day of her funeral, so when I watched it... It really resonated with me. I was so young, it was hard to understand... I was sad and crying, but I was SO little, I didn't really understand much... so I related a lot to Hoodsie's storyline.
Down here in Brazil, mainly for those who born at 90s, As Told By Ginger were and are very popular as well. Personally, I LOVE THIS CARTOON! It represented me soooo much on my teenage years (specially Carl's behaviour) 😂😂😂 GREAT VIDEO BY THE WAY.
I seriously love all of your videos! Do you ever plan on doing videos for Avatar The Last Airbender? I know it's not as old, but it has a huge fan base & has a lot of amazing episodes & storylines.
Hoodshy always seems coded if you get what I'm saying that's probably why I kinda ship him with Carl his best friend because of the seen at the last episode of the series with them sitting together
My brother Mark Risley directed many episodes of As Told By Ginger. I live in Utah and when I tell people that, they don't believe me. He lives in Studio City, CA. He started out as a story board artist and made it to a director, producer, voiceover director. Very talented man. We lived in Poway, CA. when we were children.
Lisa Risley That’s great. We’ve had Mark a few times on an As Told by Ginger I was a part of called We’re in Between. Here are the links right here: ruclips.net/video/8Z4fkRVLc9w/видео.html ruclips.net/video/RjWrfuZplWE/видео.html Here’s an episode featuring Mark’s nephew Sean Pendergrass and other storyboard artists. ruclips.net/video/yAMs6SQd4gg/видео.html
15-I kinda don't like that episode- i feel its a bit TOO dramatic and they just turned Darren (especially Simone) into a huge douchebag, when Darren cared about Ginger to the moon and back. But I do love how they focus on Carl in the episode and give his view 14-I dont remember a lot about that episode, and forgot all about Carl's subplot.. who was the daughter he hurt? or do they mean Noelle? 13- This is a really good Macie episode. I love episodes that actually shine on her or show the friendship she and Ginger have rather than show how much of a terrible friend Dodie is. also a really good Hoodsie episode and shows Carl being a supportive friend 12-I dont think I watched this- pretty much because i dont like the idea that Miranda pretty much set Ginger up and was pretty much the worst thing you can do to a person (until later on in the series). But now that I see it on here, the rivalry of Carl and Blake makes sense 11-One of my favorites- though its pretty harsh for Ginger to imply Courtney gets punishment when Mipsy and Miranda should have gotten it- Courtney was essentially innocent 10-"You've flipped your lid, Carl!!! You lost it and it can't be found!" 9-I really don't like "Ginger is amazing!!" Episodes- and the backstabbing episodes just increased way too much 8-Amazing episode-for once Ginger is in the wrong and actually told to back off 7-It was kinda sudden/dark how it happened (i think it was implied heart attack), but one of the only good Dodie episodes 6-Amazing episode, Lois is best mom 5-I adore this episode, Macie comes out on top, and courtney does get taken down a peg (love courtney, but expecting to win just because of who she is is kinda wrong) 4-My favorite (even if the twist should have been revealed in the end for the audience) and the ending is great 3-A very dark episode, but very well made. Kinda dont like the "You always write happy so the one sad thing equals depression!" Though the implications of the poem are extremely dark 2-I really like the episode and its a good topic 1-Havent seen it in a while, but just kinda another "Ginger is amazing!" episode it feels One of my favorites is "No Hope for Courtney"
To me, being an adult are basic responsibilities like making sure you have have a job and paying bills. Outside of that-geek out all ya want! I'm 26 and still watch cartoons, play video games, and-I even draw! Not great, but its fun! Let people love what they love, let them be happy! Are time on this planet is short, enjoy it while you can!=)
TheAdorkableRJ Sounds great! After you're done, check out our discussion of "And She Was Gone" with the director of that episode for more insight of how it all came to be. ruclips.net/video/8Z4fkRVLc9w/видео.html
As told by ginger and she was gone poem is about suicide and depression about how older kids can get depression and thinking about suicide wow ginger is like me.............................
I also love the episode of Hope (not sure if that's her name), because of Carl's story 😢 and the thanksgiving episode, 'cause the relation between children and an absent father feels real
It's videos like this that make me wish I had seen more of this show when it was on.
Thanks, man. It's not too late to watch anything. If it's something that you would be interested to check out, go for it!
There's a website that has them all on there for free and in high quality I watch them all the time now !! lol it's called www.watchcartoonsonline.eu/as-told-by-ginger-full-episodes
TheHeroOfTomorrow I seen every episode
Same!!!
Download the app called WATCHED and type in the URL HuHu.To and type in as told by ginger.
As a kid of divorce I always really appreciated that Carl's anger and hurt towards his dad was never framed as wrong. It's very rare that a kid's show tells them that their not happy feelings are okay, and valid to express. His relationship with with step dad Dr Dave is also genuinely heartwarming when you see just how much Carl was missing someone like that in his life.
I dislike Jonas quite a bit because of what's said and what he's shown what he is like
Although Mrs. Bishop is on the list along with dodie. As you can get dodie and her mom are the first two then I'd say Jonas Buzz is on the list two he was overly obnoxious then id say it's Brandon
as a kid of divorce myself even know my mom was a terrible person i still always called her mom even know a parent may be awful i'm still going to call theme by their parent term out of respect but not by their first name as I know not everyone is awful just people who are to far gone to be helped or someone who needed help but never got it
I agree. Carl has every right to not like his deadbeat dad
My favorite part of "And She Was Gone" is that Lois is well-aware that Ginger's poem is just a piece of writing but also makes it clear that whatever Ginger's emotions are, she shouldn't be ashamed or afraid of them and stands confident that Ginger would tell her if she had depressive or suicidal thoughts.
I love that in as told by ginger , ginger actually changes her outfit unlike some other animated shows were they were the same thing over and over again.
This show was so realistic.
Yeah they kept to doing the small kind of stuff
The weekenders also changed their clothes every episode they rotated properly also
Totally spies also changed their outfits as well
@@Tsexe07Yeah
''Dobie's my least favorite'' lets be honest, who doesnt consider her the least favorite?
Yeah fuck Dodie
Dodie was the worst character on the show and the worst friend. She only cared about herself.
Ava Lin, Yeah, she was the frienemy.
Honestly, was there even ONE ATBG fan who actually liked Dodie? Or would even want her as a friend IRL? Even as a kid who grew up watching it as the episodes came out, I always wondered how Ginger could stay with Dodie as a friend after the emotional crap she was CONSTANTLY put her through. Especially after Dodie cruelly tried breaking up Ginger/Darren after they became a couple because she was sick of the honeymoon phase they were in and wanted Ginger for herself again. Like, really? I could NEVER be friends with someone like that again. Or at least fully trust.
I actually liked Dodie, mostly because I really related to her, I would do anything to be popular
“Critics who treat 'adult' as a term of approval, instead of as a merely descriptive term, cannot be adult themselves. To be concerned about being grown up, to admire the grown up because it is grown up, to blush at the suspicion of being childish; these things are the marks of childhood and adolescence. And in childhood and adolescence they are, in moderation, healthy symptoms. Young things ought to want to grow. But to carry on into middle life or even into early manhood this concern about being adult is a mark of really arrested development. When I was ten, I read fairy tales in secret and would have been ashamed if I had been found doing so. Now that I am fifty I read them openly. When I became a man I put away childish things, including the fear of childishness and the desire to be very grown up.” - C.S. Lewis
the one where Ginger gets appendicitis, was always one of my favorite. the song she sings in it is when i cried.
As a teen who gets bullied for liking childish things (I was mostly bullied for liking Disney, MLP, etc. even tho the bullies has 90s cartoon sweaters/hoodies) that really made me happy to know they had an episode talking about that stuff.
My favorite episode is the one with Grandma Bishop, mostly for Hoodsy's story. How many kids shows deal with the concept of losing someone you don't really love? Those feelings are just as real as grief, and Hoodsy had a valid reason for doing so (favortism toward Dodie). As a kid, I was shocked about how Carl said you don't have to love your relatives; you just have to respect them.
I also loved the episode where the Bishops bring along Carl and Ginger for a cabin trip, and Mrs. Bishop gets food poisoning and thinks Carl purposely poisoned her. It's nice seeing Ginger stand up for Carl, knowing that while he's a weird kid, he'd never act out of malice. Not for no reason, anyways.
Slashbash Losing Nana Bishop hits home for me now even more than it did as a kid. My grandfather passed away early in the new year and I struggled with why I wasn’t grieving as much as the other members of my family were and it was because I wasn’t close to him. My emotions were more anger based than sad and it was hard to manage them because everyone around me was so devastated and I was just like meh
@@horsechick818 I know what you mean, my paternal grandfather died over a year ago and I honestly wasn't that sad. He'd been on the decline for years and I wasn't that close to him. It was more of a relief as we were going to move that summer to somewhere that was a lot further away and he needed a lot of attention and care from my dad, aunt, and the homecare assistant he shared with my grandmother. As a person, he was difficult and a man of his time. When I did cry at the funeral, it was more because everyone else (especially my dad) was crying rather than because I missed him.
One of my cousins was murdered several years ago. I didn’t really know her very well because she was several years older than me and she lived several states away. But her funeral was absolutely devastating because of seeing how hurt my family members were and knowing that I would never have a chance to know her better
My Uncle passed away a little over a month ago, and while he was nice to me, I couldn't cry at his funeral. I wasn't close to him. I hardly saw my Uncle because he hardly came to family events. I dont remember much of him when I was a kid. When I was a teenager and adult, we would greet each other and join in discussions but that's pretty much it.
Everyone was crying throughout my Uncle's services, while I couldn't. I cried a little at the hospital when he passed but that was it. I felt guilty everyone else was devastated and I even tried forcing myself to cry but no tears came.
That's why I really like it. It represents one who loved the lost one, and one who wasnt really close to the loved one.
I personally love any episode with Courtney in the lead. I love how the show made her different from the typical rich popular girl u seen in a lot of shows. I love that she grows nd learns how to be a true friend nd a better person in general. I smile every time she is on screen. The episode where she warns ginger bout her so called best friends plot and ruin her relationship with her boyfriend showed how far she came and how much she valued her friendship with Ginger. Courtney may be a bit of a snob at times but she is a lovable snob.
Yeah
I really hated the Hope Rogers episode. It sucked seeing Courtney completely abandoned and ostracized, especially by Miranda, her best friend 😤
I like her too because of it. Instead of mocking or looking down on Ginger, she wants to be like her and is interested in her life lol!
*No Hope For Courtney* is such an underrated episode, two great storylines with a LOT of meaning, especially the sad life lesson that Carl gets in the end.
It's a great episode showing how much of a good person Carl (and Hoodsey!) actually is.
He really matured in that one...
❤❤ *RIP Kathleen Freeman* ❤❤😢
I loved that the shy girl they gave a makeover melds with the popular-girls and stays there.
I find the ginger storyline very sub par and boring but the Carl storyline is great and the ending is so heartbreaking. Makes me kind of teary eyed to this day
I totally LOVE that episode!
I extremely dislike Dodie I never have and never will I never understoodwhy Ginger didn’t throw out the trash, I get it’s about friendship and staying together no matter what but I didn’t see Ginger stab that two face in the back no matter what she did to her. Ginger will never be forgotten in my heart it was one of the most meaningful shows I ever watched hands down, and I still love it to this day.
It was a a under the radar type of show. I'm a dude who had youth football, hockey and lacrosse after school along with neighborhood friend's... Still I always found time to watch this after school and in the mornings sometimes... My older sister of 4 years deff had a role into it lol... Nick channel did a horrible job at airing this.. All the older season's/episodes seemed like they never aired them in the mid 2000s. The more iconic shows like Rugrats, SpongeBob and Rocket Power played their later season's 24/7... Not so much for this show unfortunately...
one of my favorite plots was when carl DIDNT want his parents to get back together because he loved dr dave more than jonah.
I never related to Carl and his stories... I'm low key thankful for that lol...
Wish more people would talk about this cartoon :) so far you're the only channel I can find that does. I really Like this show and I think it deserves more attention.
Thank you for your feedback. Really appreciate it. Currently doing an As Told by Ginger weekly podcast for more love on this show.
I’m seeing more and more reviews lately probably because it’s almost the show’s 20th anniversary
@@OldSchoolLane I'm 7 years late but I'm loving these videos. I was a teen when the show was airing and loved it and still watch it often!
I fully believe the expression "You're never too old to be a child" plus has ANYONE ever heard about having an inner child?
The only thing I would have added is how the episode Ginger the juvie also shows how influential peer pressure is and how even someone as sweet and honorable as Ginger can feel pressured into doing something wrong. That was another thing I liked about ATBG how she's almost portrayed as a Mary Sue but clearly makes mistakes
Besides she is a teen, the part in your life where you most desperately want to "fit in" and be "cool"
@@cintsscha5899 Right actually in some cases it somewhat can even make Dodie seem relatable don't get me wrong I hated Dodie and she was a horrible friend to Ginger but she's realistic in the sense that people are sometimes so desperate when they want attention that they're willing to show disloyalty to get it
Lois is still one of the best tv moms everrrr
When I was younger I straight away connected with ginger because of her Talent for writing it's a shame that they don't make sure like this anymore I wish them brought her back also I often wonder how Darren got back together with ginger
I wonder the same thing at times...I get they had to end the show in a short amount of time but it would be nice to have known or seen how they ended up back together.
As told by ginger, braceface, my life as a teenage robot, pepper Ann, Daria.... All young female protagonists In Cartoons I could relate to growing up in the 90s to early 2000s.
I remember the wedding movie being shown about a year ago at a VERY early hour. I was SHOOK and I LOVED it.
This show and Daria were the two slice-of-life shows that really resonated with me when I was in middle school between 2000 and 2003.
I forgot how heavy the subject matter got for this show. Loved this show.
productplacementads 24/7 Thanks. We're currently doing a weekly As Told by Ginger podcast if you're interested in checking it out.
😃 My favorite episod is the Nurses Strike episode. Mostly because I love Lois' optimistic and easy-going attitude about cleaning houses temporarily. My all time favorite quote from her is "Ginger, they can't make me feel bad about it because I don't feel bad about it."
That alone inspires me to have a positive point of view about life 😁
🙂 Rewatching these as an adult, Lois and Macie are my absolute favorite characters. Both are blunt and hilarious 😂
I didn’t like the episode where Lois didn’t allow Ginger t shave I mean body image is a huge thing but especially at that age
@oooh19 🫤 Yeah, I didn't understand why she couldn't let Ginger's shave her legs. It seemed harmless to me compared to the makeup episode. Now that I understood why Lois was strict with Ginger.
As someone who's starting college after the holidays, I'm mortified about what's going to happen. I also have autism, and that makes it hard for me to adjust to changes. It'll be a good change, and I know I'll make it through, but I'm still scared. So I relate to the last one a lot.
Sometimes I think that Macie may have Asperger's/Autism
I predicted that "And She Was Gone", "Hello Stranger", and "Butterflies Are Free", would be the top three episodes! I don't blame you; it's the same as on my list, too! Although, I'd put "Hello Stranger" over "Butterflies Are Free", because its main plot was something that I personally find to be more relatable and touching.
Anyway, great list, Patricia!
Thanks. Really appreciate it.
As told by ginger and Daria are pretty similar shows at least to me
I def feel the similarities
and braceface
Braceface had that Dinsey tween thing going on.. I love those shows but they hit differently than Nick shows.. Just look at the Nick Doug and than the Disney version of that... Disney is better at bringing out the emotions during a movie... Nick was always on a more conscious level with their shows/cartoons
Funny comparison... You can take the average early teenager and relate them to a episode of Told By Ginger... It was so Jr high vibes throughout majority of the series... It kind of had a 2000s type kick to it in terms of fashion and what was hip and what wasn't.. Daria is a complete 90s fest throughout the entire series.. If you weren't born early enough or have any older siblings in high school at the time, than you won't be able to relate to at least 80% of the show...
@@americangangsterlock1550 Uhh, NO. I was a 90's kid but never actually sat down and watched Daria until the early 2010's and I found it still relatable as fuck, still relevant to big and small issues today, and most importantly, still a funny and emotionally resonant show when it counts. Daria may have been born from snarky 90's alternative culture and did often superficially cater to that culture, but it's also more than that, even decades later.
My comment is more centered on the whole "growing up" thing. I'm turning 25, I still love cartoons and anime (yes, I'm separating them). I still have my worn out piggy bag (yes it's a bag) from 20 years ago and will probably have it even when I get married.
So looping it a bit, I also loved the show.
#5 the episode's message is too real for me. when I was a teenager, I was an outcast, because I didn't like typical teens' stuff, but instead I liked Disney, reading and anime, such as Digimon and Sailor Moon. many people mocked my interests, especially tv-shows I watched saying that they were either "girly" or childish. I felt embarrassed and hid my interests and tried for many years appear as "normal". nowadays I'm more comfortable with my inner geek and I tell openly about my interests.
Awesome list, Patricia! I myself am a major As Told by Ginger fan as it one of those shows that needs, repeat, needs so much more love than it already has. I also did a review, a top 25 favorite episodes list and even a tribute video to this show. Some of the entries mentioned here like A Lesson in Tightropes are actually higher on my list. Though, I totally agree with you, Butterflies are Free is my absolute favorite as it's also my number one favorite!
+Antoni Garcia Thanks a lot. I've seen those videos. You did a wonderful job on them. Great work.
OMG I can relate!! I'm almost 26 and i love video games, cartoons and anime and idc what people say. When people say that, I tell them "your not about that life, so don't fucking worry about me. Worry about yourself." I hate people like that. I always put assholes like that in their place! Great video btw! I love As Told By Ginger!!
Thank you. Glad you liked it. If you're interested, this was part of a month's worth of videos about As Told by Ginger if you want to check it out. ruclips.net/p/PLXziGc54_DgnPpwnRpmIISF6gb49BYh_7
ohhh thanks! ill definitely be sure to check them out!
As Told by Ginger is my favorite childhood show
Andria B Awesome! If you’re interested in more ATBG stuff, check out a weekly As Told by Ginger I cohosted. ruclips.net/p/PLXziGc54_DgmHtVoHhm1fNQpnt7fKFvvU
I watched every episode, and every movie. This was a walk down memory lane....and, I dove deeper into my own writing because of this show. Specifically, the episode "and the was gone" for how thoughtfully Lois supported ginger, how she knew her daughter and was not worried about her. UGH! such a phenomenally beautiful show!
I am chronic depressed, so ive dealt with depression and suicidal thoughts pretty much all my life. And when i as a kid I pretty much only watched cartoons. I remember to this day the first time i watched the epsisode "And She was gone", it was so groundbreaking for me to see my own feelings portrayed in a cartoon, it felt liberating. I had never seen anything on tv that translated so well my thoughts. After that i started writing poems and stories for the first time, something that really helped me growing up and that i still do today. I will forever love this cartoon for this.
p.s: Sorry my poor writing, english is not my first language
Yo, the Mocoloco Caffeinator sounds analogous to Adderall. That's kinda nuts for a kids show.
The Nurse’a strike episode is great. I love when Lois tells Ginger about her apartment she had before she had Ginger and Carl. It definitely resonated with me
I think if you read between the lines, A Lesson on Tightropes is about a lot more than just Ginger's appendicitis. Its about how families and friends are effected when someone has a near death experience. Carl prays even though he's an atheist, their mother reflects on the joy that Ginger brought into her life as she was born and grew.....etc. And so what if it's sad? Sad is a normal, common, every day human emotion that is necessary to our well-being.
I agree with most of these, although one of my favorite and heartwrenching moments was left out of the list, as #4 I would have put the one where Carl finally drives his teacher to quit, as it not only shows so much more of Carl's depth and character, and the ending made me cry, since after pouring his heart out to her to come back and finally being sincere, and he's so sure she will come back the next day... The announcement is made she has passed on, showing that sometimes, no matter what, there really are no second chances in life sometimes, it really reached me deeply.
I never agreed with people that the character were "ugly"
I always liked it. Kinda like in "Hey Arnold" or "Rugrats", the characters look distinguishable
It's one of my childhood shows all the way
Thank You So Much!! Never thought I would see someone with the same appreciation for this show as me!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
As told by ginger was the last nick show I ever watched but it was a favorite probably because episodes resonated with me like when I lost my paternal grandmother when I was around fourteen
It might sound silly, but the episode about shaving legs left a huge impression on me. In middle school, I was super insecure about leg hair and everyone else shaved. I felt like the only girl who refused to have to shave my legs but also refused to wear anything that would show them. I don't know; something about having to shave felt like I was giving in to some battle against nature. Anyway, just seeing the topic come up on a TV show made me feel so much less like a weirdo and realized other girls went through similar issues. :') lol
My mom told me only hookers shave above the knee and then the next day after school i saw that episode.
One of my fav episodes weirdly is the episode where she wants to begin shaving her legs and her moms not having that 😂😂
That's one of the episodes I still remember from this show (although vaguely). I liked how, in the end, her brother helps shave her legs for her with an old electric razor.
I've been in an as told by ginger kick. I still watch our old shows. Nothing compares love them I'm currently looking for the complete series.
Here's the thing: the issue is not the concept of growing up, its the concept what is considered to be growing up and what isn't. There are plenty of people with different hobbies and interests who dont do the things that theyre actually supposed to be doing. You can be a pokemon fan and have a stable full time job, a family, and pay your bills on time. You can also be a fan of the "Vanderpump Rules" and be a useless non functional memeber of society.
For some reason, some hobbies are associated with useless dumbasses and others arent. I get why but it still doesnt make much sense
i wish i knew you. we would be able to discuss cartoons extensively.
when i was 14, i went back and compelted Hey Arnold, Rugrats (lets be honest, after season 3 it was less mature and more childish. )
I totally agree with the #3 choice I suffer depression occasionally and I can relate to her friends and how they feel about her! Also the segments do look amazing! Plus was I the only one who was crying a little throughout those segments?
It’s 2018 and you’ve convinced me to watch As Told By Ginger
Ginger's mom Lois is my favorite mom in any cartoon period.
+Old School Lane. Hi,Patricia. No Hope For Courtney is the saddest episode ever out of all the Nicktoons because Carl's teacher passed on at the end of the episode and Carl looks serious in that episode.
It broke my heart to see that. Poor Carl.
I love that guy’s speech. It really reached me. I love video games, I also love reading all types of books. I’m getting a Master’s Degree in Public Health.
I remember relating to the episode where Lois becomes a house cleaner during the nurses strike, as my mom did pretty much the same thing. My mom was a nurse but to take care of me and my little sister, a mortgage, our pets, and other normal life things she had to constantly pull double shifts 6-7 days a week, so we never really saw her, and she was really struggling just to make ends meat. When i was 9 or 10 she decided to quit her nursing job and start a house cleaning business. I remember being so embarrassed because kids at my school who's families were much better off were hiring her. Now no one ever said anything to me about it, but the thought at my mom having to clean these ppls toilets, clean up after them, etc. made me not only embarrassed for myself and my sister, but made me feel bad for my mom as I thought they would treat her like shit(never happened) or look down upon her. My mom being the great mom that she is had a talk with me as she could see I was extremely upset the 1st year or so of her new business and promised she wouldn't take anymore jobs of friends from school homes. After that I was fine with it, and I definatly got to see my mom more as she was her own boss, and to this day still has the business that has become extremely successful.
Good job, I appreciate the edit and the thorough review. This is the kind of content that makes RUclips still tolerable.
I loved this series so much . My children were young then, they did not watch much but I was the one who could not miss it. Love you Ginger.❤❤❤
Well said, I am 27 and I am a huge fan of Disney and all things Disney related, play video games from time to time, watch cartoons and anime, but I am also a teacher, have my own house...heck I am a married woman. I may be a person with lots of responsibilities, but I find watch Disney, anime or playing games helps escape from everyday lives, but I do use them as references to relate to my teachings for the kids. Disney will always be in my heart no matter how old I am, I plan on being a 100 year old woman watching the latest Disney movie in theaters lol
Bernadette Hanken you know this is Nickelodeon right?
@@ajmainiac938 yes, and I loved Nickelodeon. I was just stating like how ginger, dodie and Macy love the little seal girl and they were teenagers, I love Disney around that age and still do
As told by ginger and Daria I find very similar
They don’t really have much in common besides female leads
I love the episode 'She was Gone'. Not only because of Gingers story, but the fact that Carl fell in love with Noel, someone weirder than him.
Great video, but i have "A Lesson in Tightropes" in my top 5.
Michael Jackson SAME
Michael Jackson love that episode even though I can’t help but cry, poor Ginger and Zorski 2.0 is a Dirtbag for treating Ginger that way
Same here
The poem episode made me want to be a writer, which is awesome.
OK WHERE CAN I WATCH THIS AMAZING SHOW?! NETFLIX?!
Jim Kinsman I’ve only found it online on dailymotion.com
Jim Kinsman
i know some sites sell dvd’s of the show now, but i saw that around a couple weeks ago so i don’t exactly remember which sites.
Watched app in the AppStore, type in the URL HuHu.to and search as told by ginger
I watched this show since the beginning , and I used to record it on the V.C.R all the time :3
This video was amazingly done and down to earth
Bernie Katzroy Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.
Old School Lane no probs, any chance you could do one on braceface it was a great underrated show kinda of like atbg
Bernie Katzroy I've never seen Braceface and I've gotten a ton of requests for me to compare Braceface to As Told by Ginger. I will someday.
Old School Lane cant wait
This was an AWESOME REVIEW of an AWESOME SHOW! man...to see all these years go by..if it werent for the heartfelt speeches of growing up, I would feel super down that I've gotten so old lol
Thanks. I’ve went more in depth about As Told by Ginger in my other videos and podcasts. Check out the As Told by Ginger Month and We’re in Between playlists.
I’d have to say a lesson in tightropes is my all-time favorite I still cry to this day.
So far, I'm a minute into this list, and I want to thank you for sharing my opinion on "A Lesson in Tightropes"! It's #15 on my list, too, for the same reason as yours.
+NoParking Berry You're very welcome. Thanks for watching.
I liked your video! It's funny as a kid I remember liking some episodes of ATBG but since I was 8 or 9 years old when it first came out some of the issues didn't always feel relatable but now that I'm older I feel like everyone can relate to some of the issues in this show esp the little seal girl since so many people are pressured into "growing up". I find it horrible that society tries to spite people just because they feel nostalgic and like to relive the same innocence they felt as a child. I'm 25 and still like Pokemon and video games to this day!
This was one of my FAVORITE shows when I was in high school!!!!
I definitely relate to the episode Little Seal Girl. When I was reaching my adult years, I was told over and over to stop watching cartoons that are meant for kids and start watching stuff meant for adults. I tried to please them, and I did find a few good adult shows I genuinely liked (i.e. Friends, Big Bang Theory, Young Sheldon, The Simpsons, Family Guy, etc.) but I felt a bit more at ease watching cartoons, including cartoons from my era. They relaxed me after a long, stressful. Nowadays, I still watch kids' cartoons, and I still have a few plushies, including from my childhood, and collect Little toy figures and pins from my childhood shows to show my "nerdy and proud of it" side.
Oh, my gosh!! Decker Shado and Long Haired Creepy Guy! Love that they got linked (even if Creepy isn't posting here anymore)
This show is a hit on nreboot im finally getting into it myself
conservative here, it absolutely pisses me off when people hate on others for enjoying childish things. i'm gonna watch TAWOG until the end of time, thank you very much
Fantastic list :D best 35 mins ever
+SaturnSkyeJohnson Thanks a lot. Glad you liked it.
+Old School Lane :)
Man I forgot that I use to love this show
I still watch children shows i have stuff animals and my family ask I’m a regressing but these things make me happy
Growing ups not the problem forgetting it is
The episode about Ginger and Liza needing their appendix taken out, really had me prepared to have mine removed. Lol.
I remember, when I was little, the show was airing and I watched it religiously... my maternal grandmother passed. When the episode Losing Nana Bishop aired, it was actually the day of her funeral, so when I watched it... It really resonated with me. I was so young, it was hard to understand... I was sad and crying, but I was SO little, I didn't really understand much... so I related a lot to Hoodsie's storyline.
I cried so hard with A Lesson in Tightropes. You would’ve thought I got dumped by Darren
In the wedding frame epilogue, it would be cool to see Courtney and Jonas appearing at Ginger’s reading
Girl I totally respect you for making this video thanks!
I swear! I want a T shirt that says if all our if's and but's were candies and nuts we'd all have a very Merry Christmas
I heard that line on this show and it reminded me of my late father’s go-to saying.
“If ‘ifs’ was a fifth we’d all be drunk.”
And we all know Dodie needs change and growth lol
Down here in Brazil, mainly for those who born at 90s, As Told By Ginger were and are very popular as well.
Personally, I LOVE THIS CARTOON!
It represented me soooo much on my teenage years (specially Carl's behaviour) 😂😂😂 GREAT VIDEO BY THE WAY.
I seriously love all of your videos! Do you ever plan on doing videos for Avatar The Last Airbender? I know it's not as old, but it has a huge fan base & has a lot of amazing episodes & storylines.
I will in the future. Just need to wait for the right moment.
Hoodshy always seems coded if you get what I'm saying that's probably why I kinda ship him with Carl his best friend because of the seen at the last episode of the series with them sitting together
Right?? Hoodsey is definitely gay lol, jist look at his outfit in that last seen! Carl became a hunk though, lol.
I Watch Thomas The Tank Engine And I'm Told By People To Stop Liking That Show, But It's The First Show I Grew Up With And I Still Love It Forever!!!
I remember watching this show and just not appreciating it but watching your video makes me rethink it and want to watch it again
That’s great. You can watch it alongside the podcast my friends and I did a few years ago. ruclips.net/p/PLXziGc54_DgmHtVoHhm1fNQpnt7fKFvvU
My brother Mark Risley directed many episodes of As Told By Ginger. I live in Utah and when I tell people that, they don't believe me. He lives in Studio City, CA. He started out as a story board artist and made it to a director, producer, voiceover director. Very talented man. We lived in Poway, CA. when we were children.
Lisa Risley That’s great. We’ve had Mark a few times on an As Told by Ginger I was a part of called We’re in Between. Here are the links right here:
ruclips.net/video/8Z4fkRVLc9w/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/RjWrfuZplWE/видео.html
Here’s an episode featuring Mark’s nephew Sean Pendergrass and other storyboard artists. ruclips.net/video/yAMs6SQd4gg/видео.html
I miss this show 😊
Tune into The Splat tomorrow and Sunday night. They will air the 4 unaired As Told by Ginger episodes from Season 3.
+Old School Lane 😃
15-I kinda don't like that episode- i feel its a bit TOO dramatic and they just turned Darren (especially Simone) into a huge douchebag, when Darren cared about Ginger to the moon and back. But I do love how they focus on Carl in the episode and give his view
14-I dont remember a lot about that episode, and forgot all about Carl's subplot.. who was the daughter he hurt? or do they mean Noelle?
13- This is a really good Macie episode. I love episodes that actually shine on her or show the friendship she and Ginger have rather than show how much of a terrible friend Dodie is. also a really good Hoodsie episode and shows Carl being a supportive friend
12-I dont think I watched this- pretty much because i dont like the idea that Miranda pretty much set Ginger up and was pretty much the worst thing you can do to a person (until later on in the series). But now that I see it on here, the rivalry of Carl and Blake makes sense
11-One of my favorites- though its pretty harsh for Ginger to imply Courtney gets punishment when Mipsy and Miranda should have gotten it- Courtney was essentially innocent
10-"You've flipped your lid, Carl!!! You lost it and it can't be found!"
9-I really don't like "Ginger is amazing!!" Episodes- and the backstabbing episodes just increased way too much
8-Amazing episode-for once Ginger is in the wrong and actually told to back off
7-It was kinda sudden/dark how it happened (i think it was implied heart attack), but one of the only good Dodie episodes
6-Amazing episode, Lois is best mom
5-I adore this episode, Macie comes out on top, and courtney does get taken down a peg (love courtney, but expecting to win just because of who she is is kinda wrong)
4-My favorite (even if the twist should have been revealed in the end for the audience) and the ending is great
3-A very dark episode, but very well made. Kinda dont like the "You always write happy so the one sad thing equals depression!" Though the implications of the poem are extremely dark
2-I really like the episode and its a good topic
1-Havent seen it in a while, but just kinda another "Ginger is amazing!" episode it feels
One of my favorites is "No Hope for Courtney"
To me, being an adult are basic responsibilities like making sure you have have a job and paying bills. Outside of that-geek out all ya want! I'm 26 and still watch cartoons, play video games, and-I even draw! Not great, but its fun! Let people love what they love, let them be happy! Are time on this planet is short, enjoy it while you can!=)
That song from the appendicitis episode pops into my head every 2 weeks
I should have rewatched And She Was Gone for Halloween.
TheAdorkableRJ Sounds great! After you're done, check out our discussion of "And She Was Gone" with the director of that episode for more insight of how it all came to be. ruclips.net/video/8Z4fkRVLc9w/видео.html
As told by ginger and she was gone poem is about suicide and depression about how older kids can get depression and thinking about suicide wow ginger is like me.............................
I also love the episode of Hope (not sure if that's her name), because of Carl's story 😢 and the thanksgiving episode, 'cause the relation between children and an absent father feels real
The episodes are called "No Hope for Courtney" and "Ten Chairs".
1:53 where effing everybody cried
I just realised how cute mipsy looked with that eye patch
Her freckles make her look even cuter
Amazing review of these great episodes.
The little seal girl is my #1 favorite episode. Society has this ideology that once you become an adult you have to be boring.
In camp caprice, we don't say mooses we say meese and we are proud proud proud so we sing our song aloud