Rupert (1991)
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The Nice Kid
No child after 1920, liked Rupert!!
I'd run out of school straight to my nan’s house, ready for the hour and a half of television that children were delegated in those days (before Sky and ADHD). Like dogs, half an hour seems like a life time for a child...and Rupert ruined the precious moments of television we were allowed. A... read more
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"11.8. This cartoon was based on a British comic book, so people wanting to see another bombastic in-your-face American cartoon are surely going to hate a calm and smart animation like this. Rupert has way more depth and brains than most of its Western contemporaries at the time. None of the episodes feel patronising at all, all the characters have more feelings and flaws than just the happy face and the writing feels way more fleshed out and genuine than usual. Rupert might be a nice guy, but "
“Not everybody wants to murder that character who's, you know, the nice kid. Here's what Wikipedia says about the main character: "Rupert Bear is a c”

"Created by: Mary Tourtel Airdate: September 7, 1991 – June 19, 1997 "
“Not everybody wants to murder that character who's, you know, the nice kid.
Here's what Wikipedia says about the main character:
"Rupert Bear is a considerate, smart, resourceful, brave, trusty, good spirited white bear who is extremely popular with all the residents of Nutwood."
Sad to say, some people just don't appreciate kindness, but personally if I am to meet a white bear, I'd prefer that it be the kind type, and not the infamous type.
I think there is something to be said for kindness and idealism; "this is a nice kid".
It's also a very clever show. To give a few examples I hope to expand upon later: in "Rupert and the Leprechauns" we meet with the troubles of Northern Ireland or sectarianism in general-- and again, if kindne” read more