Comments on: When Good Bunnies Go Bad

By: puppy1

puppy1 — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 01:29:58 +0000

ok this is what happend farmer mcgregger did somthing.if u look u can see a family picture ubove the couch.and there are 2 pictures facing oppisit directions to a pot with a lid on the fire place so… there creemated.its true!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!$()0/????//~`..,,,

By: Whwaldo

Whwaldo — Sat, 14 Jul 2007 00:59:19 +0000

It seems to me the following:
Ruby and Max live at home during WWII -look at the decor, radio, old fashioned toys, candy store, etc.

Dad is off fighting the war in Europe while Mom works multiple shifts at the local factory to help the war effort as a Rosie the Riveter type.

Ruby is a responsible young bunny, and with grandma close by, she is able to look after Max for short periods of time. Plus kids back then would frequently take public transport unaccompanied by an adult.

By: silentpyjamas

silentpyjamas — Wed, 11 Apr 2007 21:15:33 +0000

i’d like to comment on this. just today max and ruby was on and my niece and her cousin were watching it. i remarked to my sister how max is such a naughty child, lying and hiding things. ruby is bossy and shrewish. i have never asked myself where the parents were. i’d assumed they killed themselves to save the lives of their very frustrating children.

i’d like to say to lainey, i don’t think this guy is expecting the tv to babysit his child. it’s clear that he *watched* the show with his child, just as i watch the preschool tv with my niece. i don’t give a fizzle what you say, children are little sponges and they absorb everything. i watch the tv shows with my niece when she is watching them, and no i don’t ever expect a television show to raise my child or to show her right from wrong. by the same token, i don’t let her watch tv, even preschool tv, that i feel is full of crap she doesn’t need to see.

today happened to be my niece’s last viewing of max and ruby, as far as i am concerned. i can’t imagine having

By: Lainey

Lainey — Thu, 08 Feb 2007 18:27:53 +0000

I let my 2 year old watch Max and Ruby for entertainment. That’s what the T.V is. It’s for entertaining them when you need five minutes to brush your teeth and hit the bathroom. It’s not for babysitting, or teaching your children lessons. My son picks up words and behaviour from the television he watches but it is more positive than negative. If your child grabed your camera and said mine then it is your job to decipline the child, not for him to learn it from T.V. Please don’t blame your childs decipline problems on the television programmers and writters of a show that was made to entertain pre school children. It’s sad. I’ve always wondered where the parent’s were but it really doesn’t matter. It is what it is. A cartoon for preschool children.

By: Justin

Justin — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 01:10:08 +0000

You’re right about that Ruby, she is rather shrewd and controlling.

As for the parents, I’ve read that the creators wanted to focus on the relationship between the two siblings, but it’s odd that there wouldn’t be at least a couple of episodes involving the parents, as there’s been episodes featuring their grandmother and that bunny scout leader.

I also was read a post on wikipedia stating that their parents were perished in a confrontation with a farmer Mcgregor in the storybooks. I don’t believe this myself, and haven’t found any other reference to the incident.

By: Total Depravity

Total Depravity — Fri, 08 Sep 2006 15:03:25 +0000

Would You Like a Dog?

It’s like a hot bubble bath or warm cup of tea. Like slipping between newly-washed sheets or those foot massage chairs in amusement parks.

By: Dave

Dave — Tue, 29 Nov 2005 02:32:27 +0000

While I haven’t seen this show, I can see your point. My questions are about Bear in the Big Blue House. Exactly what is his relationship with the other animals? I mean, they live in his house, and he obviously cares for them in the way that a parent woud…but none of them are bears. And he’s a single “parent.” It’s kind of odd, and whenever I watch it I become fixated on what exactly the dynamics are.

I need to start watching adult programming again.