Higglystadt Helden

Originaltitel: Higglytown Heroes

Fernsehserie
2004–2008
0
30 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Computer Animation Adventure Animation Family Musical

Higglytown ist voll von Helden des Alltags wie dem Held des Postboten, dem Feuerwehrmann und dem Held des Busfahrers. In dieser originellen Serie lernten Kinder auf unterhaltsame Weise etwas... Alles lesenHigglytown ist voll von Helden des Alltags wie dem Held des Postboten, dem Feuerwehrmann und dem Held des Busfahrers. In dieser originellen Serie lernten Kinder auf unterhaltsame Weise etwas über ihre immer größer werdende Umgebung.Higglytown ist voll von Helden des Alltags wie dem Held des Postboten, dem Feuerwehrmann und dem Held des Busfahrers. In dieser originellen Serie lernten Kinder auf unterhaltsame Weise etwas über ihre immer größer werdende Umgebung.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

4,9/10

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IHRE BEWERTUNG

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- 1 Gewinn & 1 Nominierung insgesamt

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The main characters were all played by actors of different races than them. Taylor Masamatsu, who played the Caucasian Eubie, is of Japanese descent, Wayne and Twinkle, who are African-American, were played by Frankie Ray Manriquez, who is Latino, and Liliana Mumy who is half Ashkenazi Jewish, and Kip, who is either Latino or Asian, is portrayed by the Caucasian Rory Thost.

Soundtracks
Here In Higglytown
Written by John Flansburgh, John Linnell and Dan Miller
Performed by They Might Be Giants

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2/10

Pretty weak, but not the worst.

My 3-year-old liked this show at first. The bright colors and basic shapes are easy to watch for really small children. After a while though, her interest waned and my patience for this show is at an all-time low.

My main complaint is the all-too-obvious attempt to be politically correct. Besides all the family and ethnic stereotypes, all of the unusual or "cool" heroes (astronauts, zoo-keepers, doctors, nuclear physicists) are all women while men fill the more mundane, everyday roles (bakers, gardeners, garbage collectors). I just think it's weird and silly to try so hard.

The other thing that drives me crazy is the animation. The character's arms disappear whenever they are at rest. If you haven't noticed this, keep an eye on their arms. When someone puts their arms at their side, the arm gets sucked into their body and leaves only a hand sitting on the side of the character. It's strange, distracting and makes me think that the animators could have tried to perfect their technology before making hundreds of shows.

All in all, I don't think this is a terrible show, but I don't like it as much as others. I think it teaches kids some valuable lessons (positive thinking, respect for others) but also implies that every kid needs to find an adult or "hero" to solve every single one of life's problems. I"d like to see the kids (or Pizza Guy for heaven's sake!) succeed on their own every once in a while.