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◼   ► hi everybody welcome back to top 4 it is

◼   ► rainy day edition of top 4 where we are

◼   ► going to be talking about kids shows

◼   ► that are not annoying to adults because

◼   ► we've been stuck inside with a lot of

◼   ► rain recently so we have been watching a

◼   ► lot more TV than we normally would in

◼   ► addition to doing things cuz I generally

◼   ► like TV or a movie or something to be on

◼   ► even while I'm doing a craft or activity

◼   ► so I've kind of trained my child to do

◼   ► the same thing which isn't always the

◼   ► best but I mean he's basically you but

◼   ► smaller I turned out fine right so he

◼   ► should be fine yeah we don't really

◼   ► limit screen time time in our house we

◼   ► just don't feel it necessary because our

◼   ► kid isn't very addicted to screens yeah

◼   ► he if there is a physical activity to do

◼   ► he would he almost always prefers that

◼   ► and fix that he's very much into

◼   ► movement and doing things outside and

◼   ► going to the park and everything else so

◼   ► when we're inside because of horrible

◼   ► weather or sickness or something else we

◼   ► don't really care about the limit of on

◼   ► TV yeah so that's where we're coming

◼   ► from I know a whole bunch of other

◼   ► people have different opinions and

◼   ► family dynamics and different children

◼   ► that will sit in front of a TV with

◼   ► their mouths gape for hours at a time

◼   ► and never move but so which is you know

◼   ► you have to do what you got to do when

◼   ► you have a kid like that and you every

◼   ► want to Jess but if you do have to sit

◼   ► inside and you do have to watch TV a lot

◼   ► of kids TV is terrible oh my god so bad

◼   ► yeah well I can't oh it's so boring or

◼   ► just terrible

◼   ► I just like my brain I feel like we've

◼   ► actually lucked out in that our son has

◼   ► not shown a really strong preference for

◼   ► anything that we consider horrible I

◼   ► mean and seen it you know like a lot of

◼   ► it is just like us not exposing him to

◼   ► it yet and yeah we're friends houses

◼   ► we're still curating his taste sure and

◼   ► we don't have television where we can

◼   ► like flip through channels or anything

◼   ► we are cord cutters as we've mentioned

◼   ► in other episodes I hate that it's so

◼   ► weird you know what other people love

◼   ► hearing from people who record cutters

◼   ► that's it's like humans dreams people

◼   ► love hearing us talk about that they do

◼   ► okay well they cut that out so we have

◼   ► just Netflix but there is a lot on there

◼   ► and any other streaming service things

◼   ► on Plex and everything so we have access

◼   ► to a lot of stuff so we're going to tell

◼   ► you wonderful adults out there what

◼   ► shows you can let your kids watch and

◼   ► not feel like your brain is dripping out

◼   ► of your ear so here we go number four

◼   ► picks what do you got mark oh I'm sure

◼   ► our lists are gonna be pretty similar

◼   ► because we are stuck in the same house

◼   ► yeah they're gonna have probably the

◼   ► same items maybe in a different order

◼   ► although this one I don't think it's

◼   ► gonna make your list my number four not

◼   ► for any of the reasons we just mentioned

◼   ► is mighty machines Oh my number four is

◼   ► mighty machines really yeah my reasoning

◼   ► which might be different from your like

◼   ► us is that I find mighty machines

◼   ► incredibly dull because it's so there's

◼   ► you know there's no real stories you

◼   ► know mining machines it for anyone not

◼   ► familiar it's just like footage of

◼   ► trucks and planes and stuff just doing

◼   ► work and it's it's voiced over by

◼   ► rhetoric yeah they also like john

◼   ► roderick but it's it's voiced over by

◼   ► just like you know these like funny

◼   ► voices done by adults to try to amuse

◼   ► kids you have to drop this down clip of

◼   ► John Rother a truck hi kids welcome to

◼   ► the forest I'm a feller buncher

◼   ► they call me feller for short as my job

◼   ► is to cut down trees but don't worry

◼   ► kids I don't cut all the trees just the

◼   ► ones that I need

◼   ► it's like hi kids Here I am working the

◼   ► sawmill or whatever and it's like it's

◼   ► it's really you know low production

◼   ► value it's it's perfectly fine for kids

◼   ► and a lot of kids love it but the

◼   ► advantage of mining machines as an adult

◼   ► if you are watching your kid is that it

◼   ► is an ideal show to allow you to sneak a

◼   ► little nap in on the couch while you're

◼   ► watching your kid it is good because it

◼   ► doesn't capture adults attention at all

◼   ► but it does capture kids attention

◼   ► really well so you can you can point

◼   ► your kid in front of the TV like if

◼   ► they're like you know eating a sandwich

◼   ► and you can take a 15 minute nap so

◼   ► mighty machines is perfect for that

◼   ► highly recommended

◼   ► I recommend mighty machines because it

◼   ► has diversity in that the male and

◼   ► female truck voices are arbitrary like

◼   ► there are boy trucks and there are girl

◼   ► trucks voice wise and nobody seems to be

◼   ► doing any kind of specific work like

◼   ► they don't really it's just a person's

◼   ► voice so that's pretty great and that's

◼   ► like hi kids I'm the snowplow and then

◼   ► the other truck there's like almost no

◼   ► plug to you know so it's exactly and but

◼   ► you do I like it because it's very very

◼   ► educational they learn a ton of stuff

◼   ► there's an episode about harvesters I

◼   ► didn't know how they harvested tomatoes

◼   ► and they show it and it's pretty awesome

◼   ► and Adam is like mommy tomatoes are

◼   ► harvested during the summer season and I

◼   ► was like yes it is we have the best

◼   ► tomatoes in the summer he's like well

◼   ► mighty machines told me that I'm like I

◼   ► know it's awesome so your kid will

◼   ► actually learn things I mean there's

◼   ► really cool recycling ones in a

◼   ► recycling plant so it's not just like

◼   ► trucks and machines it's also machines

◼   ► like conveyer belts and stuff so yeah um

◼   ► yeah they get pretty much a small

◼   ► education on the inner workings of

◼   ► things Oh giant tow trucks amazing you

◼   ► should totally see how they flip over an

◼   ► overturned tractor-trailer it's pretty

◼   ► pretty cool also building a truck I

◼   ► really like the paint robots they're

◼   ► super cute so yeah there's a lot to like

◼   ► you don't just have to fall asleep

◼   ► during it like Marco does but there's a

◼   ► lot going on mining machines

◼   ► holler out shout out to Canada thank you

◼   ► for producing this show because it is

◼   ► great I think you might like it more

◼   ► than Adam does I may be alright my

◼   ► number three is the old series the Magic

◼   ► School Bus

◼   ► and the Magic School Bus you know this

◼   ► is the one that was on like when a lot

◼   ► of us were kids in like I guess what the

◼   ► late 80s Early 90s maybe 90s yeah so

◼   ► it's you know it's it's basically you

◼   ► know cartoon series featuring a lot of

◼   ► like science and lessons and all framed

◼   ► around these adventures that the Magic

◼   ► School Bus has with miss Frizzle and her

◼   ► class and it's a Sun book yeah based on

◼   ► books and it's it's just a really good

◼   ► like science e kids adventure show the

◼   ► the information in it is pretty good it

◼   ► was pretty far ahead of its time in

◼   ► terms of diversity and equality and

◼   ► empowerment and acceptance of people and

◼   ► things and it's it seems like if it was

◼   ► if the animation style was a little more

◼   ► up-to-date and if it was widescreen you

◼   ► could mistake it for a modern show I

◼   ► have this show as my number two actually

◼   ► because I do

◼   ► diversity plus plus in this show there

◼   ► are kids of every type in ms Frizzles

◼   ► class also miss Frizzle is a female

◼   ► science teacher which I know that there

◼   ► are a lot of them out there but a lot of

◼   ► times women are not portrayed as being

◼   ► scientific and she is and she's leading

◼   ► the class there are also kids in

◼   ► wheelchairs that are not seen as

◼   ► incapable of doing anything in the show

◼   ► they just totally ignore that he is in a

◼   ► wheelchair and lets him do and try

◼   ► everything that all the other kids are

◼   ► trying so there's no discrimination

◼   ► whatsoever about that there's no focus

◼   ► on it but it is there it's it's just

◼   ► showing the normalcy of pretty much

◼   ► every gender body ability race it's just

◼   ► great there's also a line in it which I

◼   ► really love then one of the kids says oh

◼   ► we could try this with manpower and then

◼   ► one of the girls says don't you mean

◼   ► person power I think yes little girl yes

◼   ► that's awesome and I just I love that

◼   ► that is in there it's subtle it's it

◼   ► doesn't hit you over the head it's just

◼   ► this Wonder

◼   ► class working together and and doing

◼   ► science experiments and learning about

◼   ► science e nature things the show is also

◼   ► it's kind of funny it's it's portrayed

◼   ► as when the when the show is over when

◼   ► an episode is over there's a producer of

◼   ► the show and it's like they take calls

◼   ► in from any it's pretty much like dinner

◼   ► moments yeah it's a totally comment it's

◼   ► it's they take calls from well actually

◼   ► people which are actually other kids so

◼   ► it's like well actually if you do

◼   ► fracked light in this way it wouldn't

◼   ► really create that and then the producer

◼   ► gets on the phone it's like well it is a

◼   ► TV show and we had to fudge this a

◼   ► little bit so it seemed a little bit you

◼   ► know could fit into our show but you're

◼   ► right it really does act like that in

◼   ► real science so it's kind of cool that

◼   ► they do was it they kind of just correct

◼   ► themselves yeah it's it's like a little

◼   ► likeyou no fictitious self-correction

◼   ► segment at the end but it's and you know

◼   ► most of the responses are like you know

◼   ► well that would have been really hard to

◼   ► show so we approximated it or like that

◼   ► wouldn't have fit into our time limit so

◼   ► we're sorry but like it but it's like

◼   ► they do a pretty good approximation most

◼   ► of the time they do they self correct

◼   ► they're you know there's simplifications

◼   ► yes they self correct they're

◼   ► simplifications of science techniques

◼   ► that they are trying to display which I

◼   ► find really great and really funny that

◼   ► they're not just like oh yeah there

◼   ► really is a Magic School Bus that

◼   ► shrinks and goes inside of people's

◼   ► bodies they also don't really shy away

◼   ► from a lot of stuff there was a episode

◼   ► about chickens and embryos growing and

◼   ► they didn't make it explicit but they

◼   ► were really honest about how a chicken

◼   ► and rooster make a fertilized egg and

◼   ► then how that egg grows and it's a it's

◼   ► pretty neat i I appreciated that and

◼   ► Adam doesn't find any of it weird and he

◼   ► tells me stuff often and it's me it's

◼   ► great we think it's a lot of information

◼   ► like the the the rate at which he

◼   ► absorbs information is pretty good for

◼   ► Magic School Bus like he learns a lot

◼   ► about nature and

◼   ► and the way things are on the world and

◼   ► it's pretty great yeah I really I really

◼   ► like as you can tell we both really like

◼   ► science and educational shows so I feel

◼   ► like when he is watching something he's

◼   ► absorbing some sort of learning from it

◼   ► yeah there's some value to it mm-hmm

◼   ► yeah so that's my number two it was only

◼   ► used for three yeah what was your number

◼   ► three out of curiosity my number three

◼   ► is another science show and it's Cat in

◼   ► the Hat knows a lot about that mm-hm I

◼   ► really love cat Matt I think again great

◼   ► diversity and it shows like the kids

◼   ► working together and being best friends

◼   ► and also it goes into science and even

◼   ► more than Magic School Bus but very

◼   ► similar premise in that the kids go on

◼   ► little magical adventures in order to

◼   ► discover things about the world when

◼   ► they have questions

◼   ► I feel like Cat in the Hat also goes it

◼   ► uses a lot of scientific terms it

◼   ► doesn't get afraid of like Adam busted

◼   ► out the words tardigrade you know like

◼   ► and he's like oh here's some moss

◼   ► tardigrades lived their cat in the hat'

◼   ► told me that I was like you don't say

◼   ► and I had to go look that up and see

◼   ► what it was and figured that out for

◼   ► myself but I tell that story all the

◼   ► time to all of our friends because I'm

◼   ► just amazed of the things that he comes

◼   ► out and says that are accurate and

◼   ► factual and the real scientific term for

◼   ► something and how it really works and he

◼   ► gets it from shows like Cat in the Hat

◼   ► and Magic School Bus

◼   ► so yeah Cat in the Hat is my number

◼   ► three I feel like if valleys Magic

◼   ► School Bus but I have a special place in

◼   ► my heart for miss Frizzle so see I also

◼   ► put Cat in the Hat

◼   ► as my number two ah so we had the same

◼   ► list just swapped a little bit down

◼   ► there because for many of the same

◼   ► reasons and we should clarify you know

◼   ► if you've only ever seen like old cat

◼   ► and they had things this is not that

◼   ► this is a it started in 2010 it's a PBS

◼   ► series it's still technically running a

◼   ► little the Wikipedia didn't have a lot

◼   ► of information passed about 2013 but

◼   ► it's it's a modern animated series

◼   ► little 30-minute chunks and it's very

◼   ► similar in the idea to mind your school

◼   ► bus where it's like it's a 30-minute

◼   ► animated adventure that the kids would

◼   ► go on with the Cat in the Hat and they

◼   ► go visit like different scientists and

◼   ► people who do things in the world and

◼   ► kind of learn about what

◼   ► and and it's it's pretty great I would

◼   ► say it is you know similarly charming as

◼   ► Magic School Bus I would say it is it's

◼   ► obviously more modern I'd say it's a

◼   ► little bit less adventure focused a

◼   ► little bit more on the science and info

◼   ► which I've which I kind of like so

◼   ► that's that's why I rent it higher was

◼   ► that it's like a little bit less crazy

◼   ► adventure stuff a little bit more like

◼   ► info it crammed into that time but

◼   ► otherwise it's it's a really good show

◼   ► and I and I totally agree that it should

◼   ► be on this list

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◼   ► one is gonna be the same I can almost

◼   ► guarantee it yeah yeah I'm surprised how

◼   ► much I mean like okay I knew that we

◼   ► were gonna have a very similar list in

◼   ► the content but I'm very surprised of

◼   ► how we're matching up here me too

◼   ► yeah I I really did not think that my

◼   ► team issues with him in your list I

◼   ► thought it was like too like crappy

◼   ► machines because I love the John

◼   ► Roderick Roderick with log cutter yeah

◼   ► so yeah number one what is it I have

◼   ► handy manny yep me too okay I want to

◼   ► first start out with the - that I do not

◼   ► like about Handy Manny okay I can't

◼   ► stand the children's hands they are

◼   ► creepy and weird and two things okay I

◼   ► hate it it's so I can't even look at the

◼   ► kids hands because the kids okay so the

◼   ► animation style it's kind of like

◼   ► computer animated and they take to make

◼   ► the children in the town of Handy

◼   ► Manny's town that he works in if they

◼   ► like just shrink the adults and then

◼   ► leave the adult size hands they're

◼   ► monsters it's horrible but if you get

◼   ► past the hands oh my god everything else

◼   ► is really great the basis the premise of

◼   ► the show is a handyman that lives in

◼   ► this town they speak a lot of Spanish

◼   ► but what the way they do it is they say

◼   ► the Spanish word and then they say the

◼   ► English word I suspect that this show

◼   ► might have been created for

◼   ► spanish-speaking kids to learn English

◼   ► but it goes either way yeah it certainly

◼   ► seems like that was a major a major goal

◼   ► of it yeah but either way it doesn't you

◼   ► know it doesn't matter everyone is

◼   ► there's all different people in the town

◼   ► and yeah it's just it's a rip what I

◼   ► pushed it over the edge to me for number

◼   ► one and that it is educational the - I I

◼   ► can't get over those hands it's

◼   ► terrifying but I love the sarcastic

◼   ► screwdriver

◼   ► mm-hm and I love that there is an

◼   ► element of romance I just I love that

◼   ► there's a little romance in this show it

◼   ► it makes me interested oh yeah and I

◼   ► know it would go over any kids head is

◼   ► Maddie and Kelly are they gonna get

◼   ► together mmm she always has what he

◼   ► needs

◼   ► oh it's so cute and then the last

◼   ► episode the last episode oh I won't even

◼   ► tell you you just got to see it they

◼   ► leave it on such a cliffhanger ah yep

◼   ► yep Kelly um Annie yeah yeah my my duo

◼   ► right there you gotta live for the

◼   ► little things when you're watching kids

◼   ► TV like what I like about handy manny is

◼   ► like you know it isn't as educational as

◼   ► katha had around your school buzz like

◼   ► it's it's a little bit lower than

◼   ► educational stuff but it's more about

◼   ► like stories and people and and you know

◼   ► there and there's a mix like his like

◼   ► manis tools are a mix of childlike and

◼   ► adult like characters and and so they

◼   ► they tackle issues of like like maybe

◼   ► the childlike ones might be afraid of

◼   ► something that they might have some kind

◼   ► of fear that they have they have they

◼   ► have to work through in one episode or

◼   ► they might have like you know made a a

◼   ► childlike mistake and the and the adult

◼   ► like ones have to like you know take

◼   ► them through that and have them work

◼   ► through it and you know maybe admit that

◼   ► they were wrong or they're having issues

◼   ► like telling the truth or or asking for

◼   ► help or whatever else and and it's it's

◼   ► done in a really I think good overall

◼   ► way that the way to healthy story then

◼   ► like there's a there's a somewhat

◼   ► vaguely similar show called Bob the

◼   ► Builder and I don't know Bob is garbage

◼   ► compared to right like I I think Bob the

◼   ► Builder is is a a way less successful

◼   ► attempt at a similar kind of thing or

◼   ► Bob the Builder like they have like

◼   ► these like childlike worker vehicles

◼   ► like you know like a bulldozer all I do

◼   ► is whine and complain I can't stand

◼   ► Bob's machines I don't know how he works

◼   ► with them yeah they just screw up

◼   ► constantly and suck at everything but

◼   ► like also Bob and Wendy they there is

◼   ► you can't you can't even hold a candle

◼   ► to Manny and Kelly's love not even close

◼   ► no way nope and so I feel like if Bob

◼   ► the Builder is like and and we watch

◼   ► that a lot of that too in case you can't

◼   ► tell because Adam was into that for a

◼   ► little while but handy manny is a way

◼   ► better implementation of similar ideas

◼   ► and themes and and the bee

◼   ► cause like there's a good mix of adult

◼   ► and childlike characters there's enough

◼   ► thrown in there for adults who have to

◼   ► be watching it with their kids that it's

◼   ► still entertaining I'd like as an adult

◼   ► watching it but it doesn't go over like

◼   ► but but like it doesn't bore the kids

◼   ► with the adult stuff it's just like a

◼   ► little remark here they're a little joke

◼   ► here they're like a little dynamic that

◼   ► that the kids wouldn't get so it's it's

◼   ► entertaining for adults it's really

◼   ► great for kids the kids seem to like it

◼   ► just as much as the adults do and it's

◼   ► it's just like it's a it's a uplifting

◼   ► kind of it's just a kind show it's kind

◼   ► it's about teamwork it's about working

◼   ► together it's about being accepting of

◼   ► all different people yeah but it doesn't

◼   ► like beat you over the head with it

◼   ► no it does it's it's much more like well

◼   ► executed so it's a really good show and

◼   ► that's why it's my number one yeah and

◼   ► there's no like super annoying character

◼   ► in handy like there's that terrible

◼   ► scarecrow and Bob the Builder he's so oh

◼   ► he's just hopeless I find almost every

◼   ► character I'm probably build her

◼   ► hopeless and terrible all the machines

◼   ► the Scarecrow like half of the adults

◼   ► Bob I mean like it's well that's why I

◼   ► don't like things like Winnie the Pooh

◼   ► Winnie the Pooh like he's such a

◼   ► complainer like Oh everything's like

◼   ► everything's a problem and annoying or

◼   ► like everybody in that whole darn forest

◼   ► like I just can't take it I can't just

◼   ► shut it down just shut it down no see

◼   ► hany Manny's little village of what do

◼   ► they call sheetrock Hills that's where

◼   ► they live it's so there's a lot of

◼   ► little clever name things going on with

◼   ► all the different character like

◼   ► contractor jokes a lot of contractor

◼   ► jokes it's really funny that Kelly who

◼   ► owns the hardware store always has

◼   ► everything that they would possibly need

◼   ► no matter how obscure and there's one

◼   ► particular screwdriver that's always

◼   ► like oh yeah I've caught it he's like of

◼   ► course Kelly has it like you know just

◼   ► he that there's a carrot you know

◼   ► characters that make the jokes that the

◼   ► adults watching would say to themselves

◼   ► but they actually say it out loud in the

◼   ► show and it's pretty funny

◼   ► so yeah handy manny I really like it

◼   ► it's a Nickelodeon show it's hard to get

◼   ► really it was I think it was Disney kids

◼   ► Oh No yes right snot thank know it's

◼   ► Nick jr. it's it's somewhere near it's

◼   ► very hard to get at what I ended up

◼   ► doing was I think I said of just bind

◼   ► them all on iTunes because

◼   ► yes she came for sale on iTunes but

◼   ► before that you can only we were trying

◼   ► to buy it on Amazon and you can only get

◼   ► two episodes per video it was a whole

◼   ► things really weird but iTunes has them

◼   ► all and they're they're arranged like in

◼   ► collections but if you go on Wikipedia

◼   ► and look at the episode titles you can

◼   ► cat you can see that it's just seasons

◼   ► and and so you can buy them all there

◼   ► and I ended up breaking all the DRM on

◼   ► them there's some crazy hack so that we

◼   ► could have them on our on our plex

◼   ► server so that we can always watch them

◼   ► even when the internet connection is

◼   ► down and we can bring them on trips

◼   ► easily and things like that because it's

◼   ► it's just it's such a good show and it's

◼   ► a good like standby we don't watch it

◼   ► that often which is good because of like

◼   ► every season we're watching a lot we

◼   ► watched it a lot we watched it like

◼   ► through like two times in a row all the

◼   ► way through that's true but and evident

◼   ► then like Adam kind of took a break for

◼   ► me yeah for a few months and then like

◼   ► so every so often like if the internet

◼   ► connection is out or something else and

◼   ► we can't watch anything else we'll put

◼   ► that on from the plex server and it's

◼   ► it's a nice like kind of standby so a

◼   ► really good show yeah if you haven't

◼   ► seen it yet highly recommended

◼   ► especially if you're into teaching your

◼   ► kid a little bit of Spanish which i

◼   ► think is super helpful and interesting

◼   ► for them to learn a new language or a

◼   ► little tiny bits of a new language at

◼   ► least in your household and yeah I don't

◼   ► mean I guess my I don't know if Adam

◼   ► really has grasped a lot of it though

◼   ► it's kind of hard to tell what ages it's

◼   ► for like it's definitely fine for super

◼   ► young kids like you know I'd say like

◼   ► two and up probably I don't know like

◼   ► what what would you consider like too

◼   ► old for it maybe like six might be too

◼   ► old for it but I think he could probably

◼   ► still watch it now at five and get some

◼   ► value out of the stories and stuff yeah

◼   ► I don't know the little puppies are cute

◼   ► yeah everything the show is super cute

◼   ► except for the children they are

◼   ► monsters

◼   ► [Laughter]