>>9872
>and don't know of anybody who would begrudge you from posting here
*posting them here

>Now, hopefully I'll be back soon to reply
LOL, and now I am (I say such things because I am never sure when sometimes due to IRL stuff)

>>9849
> something I forgot about it in the actual scene is that Dash is framed with the sun behind her head like a halo as she professes innocence. That’s quite blatant for a children’s show, even though the religious imagery is just being used for a lighthearted gag. It just took me a little by surprise.
This is interesting to me as I didn't even perceive it as religious and grew up with stuff like this in joking gag form being pretty common:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=vMau8kqe-oM [Embed]
https://vid.puffyan.us/watch?v=vMau8kqe-oM
Though I also know that the United States is a less secular society than some places and such things may not be present/edited out.

>I could watch these characters do absolutely ANYTHING and find it entertaining (which is often my measure of good characters, at least in my estimation. Just as I could happily watch Kenneth More’s Father Brown take a trip to Tesco, I could be entertained for hours seeing the ponies check out furniture at IKEA or something)
Agreed (rain check this for a point I'll hopefully remember to make later but it is too early in the season to right now).