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When Daniel told her about raising Johnny's rent, and Amanda notes he didn't consider the other stores in the mall, and she makes a point that ever since cobra Kai reopened he's been off one of the things she calls him out for was embarrassing Sam at the Halloween dance. Unbeknownst to Amanda Daniel unknowingly interrupted Kyler's attempt to date rape Sam. She obviously didn't know in that moment but do any of y'all know if Sam ever told her parents the reason why she and Kyler broke up especially since afterwards Kyler started spreading rumors about her. That along with the school suspending Sam for the fight with Tory would surely have given Amanda even more reason to be angry at the school for their incompetence. I'm also just curious because even though the show frames Amanda as the voice of reason when it comes to Daniel's behavior she's not exactly perfect as she didn't share his well-founded concern about Sam's new friends especially kyler even though Daniel at least considered the possibility that he was bad news after hearing from Johnny that he and his friends were harassing Miguel.

Watching every episode of the show I was curious about what Cleo's friends think of her sister Kim overall. Lewis and Emma have grown up around Cleo to know Kim well enough unlike Rikki who was the new girl in town by the beginning of the series. Whenever I searched the topic up online it said that Cleo's friends see Kim as a source of friction, and a threat to their secret, but that just seems to be Kim's character in general as her snooping nature makes keeping their secret difficult, and Kim only discovered their secret once and never suspected anything again after being put off the scent.

They all might just see her as Cleo's annoying little sister but I always wondered if there was more to it than that. It's implied by the time of "Something Fishy" Kim and Rikki interacted off screen as Kim knew Rikki's name and suspected she was a mermaid along with Cleo and Emma, and Rikki recognised Kim when she walked into the juice net cafe implying they met before. After discovering Kim stole Cleo's diary and roped Elliot into helping her expose them they worked hard to prevent her from discovering their secret, and I imagined they would start watching their backs around her.

However, they don't seem to hold trying to expose them against Kim as any interactions they had with her afterwards were strictly pragmatic as shown in episodes like "dangerous waters" and "siren effect". Emma and Rikki do show a bit of annoyance with Kim for suggesting Cleo had a boyfriend in the episode "Lovesick" with Rikki calling her squirt and Emma telling her sensible girls don't make up stories although they did seem to believe her "Cleo was getting married nonsense" until the end when everything was cleared up. Then at the end of the episode "Under the weather" when the girls caught her trying to eavesdrop on them and noticed she had come down with Elliott's measles they all laughed at her. However by the time of the episode Hurricane Angela I couldn't tell what they thought as they at first seemed to disapprove of Cleo using her powers on Kim as they agreed to not use them unless they absolutely had to, and when Cleo said she did absolutely have to as they know her sister there was a few moments of silence until Cleo told her friends they don't know what it's like as they don't have little sisters Emma reminds them she has a little brother and admitted Elliot(whose genuinely much nicer than Kim) can be pretty annoying sometimes, but that they sort out their problems by talking about them openly and honestly seemingly encouraging Cleo to do the same with Kim. However, by the latter half of the episode they all seem to be convinced Kim stole the pelican Cleo found it in the house especially Emma of course that was only because Kim was the most primary suspect and they likely took Cleo's word for it of course that didn't' stop Lewis from asking him for confirmation that Angela mentioned bodyboarding, and they all were present when Cleo admitted she doesn't hate Kim.

Then in the episode Stormy weather Emma seemed concerned about the idea of Kim going to a concert by herself, and they all looked relieved when Kim lied to her dad about Cleo taking her to the concert like she was supposed to of course they didn't seem too happy when Kim used this blackmail Cleo into letting her keep her new top, and while they did stop Cleo from messing with Kim's drink this was likely because they agreed not to use their new powers around their families until they mastered them. Then during the episode where they all went camping with Cleo's family the girls played that prank to scare Kim and Charlotte and when Kim went to warn Lewis that Cleo wandered off he seemed annoyed at her for interrupting him and Charlotte and took her back to her tent. Since the episode Double trouble deals with Kim and Elliot we get more insight on Lewis and Emma's opinions of Kim. While Cleo immediately could tell Elliot dating her sister would be a disaster Emma at first thought was cute until Kim started taking advantage of her brother which seems strange since Emma should know Kim well enough to know she's always like that. Then when Emma confronted Lewis about the situation as it was his advice to Elliot that led to him asking Kim out lewis expressed shock that Kim was Elliot's crush and even said "poor guy" in response. Though he apologized for inadvertently causing Elliot to be suckered in by her he seemed surprised Elliot would even be attracted to someone like her in the first place( although given he himself was still with Charlotte at this point and it took him until the end of the season to break up with her he's not exactly one to talk). Emma of course ordered Lewis to convince Elliot to dump Kim, and by the end of the episode Lewis seemed proud of him for breaking up with her. Even though Emma's opinion of Kim likely soured after that episode it didn't stop her from reluctantly agreeing with Kim when the girls confront her about the missing stuff from Cleo's room when Kim asks why she would want to take any of her junk. I did in the past right a Reddit about Emma being the most diplomatic of the girls when it comes to the female antagonists of the show like Kim, Miriam, and Charlotte. Of course Emma and Rikki were present when Cleo ran away in the sea change and could see how worried Kim was about her sister.

Then in the Valentine's Day episode even though Cleo was concerned about Kim spending so much time with those two boys Lewis didn't seem to care and only wanted to spend the day with Cleo like they planned. When Cleo told Rikki and bella Kim was being a real pain Rikki's response was to say "what's new". Although there was one nice interaction between Lewis and Kim that season as he told her Cleo was just concerned about her going out at night to her friend Jessie's sleepover until she confirmed she lives next door. All of Cleo's friends again interact with Kim during the episode where don and Sam get married. Rikki and Bella agree to help Cleo with the wedding anyway they can such as fixing Kim's hair so she matches Cleo. However they all especially Rikki seemed annoyed by Kim's attempts to ruin the wedding first by telling Cleo Lewis was leaving her. Then when she turned on the sprinklers and almost exposed the girls they all including Will confronted her to get her to fix things.

During the Secret of the wings where Periwinkle crosses the border with the help of Tink's machine there's a shot of Lord milori's owl which explains why lord milori got to the border so quickly in time to help periwinkle when her wings got too hot, but I was just curious how Queen Clarion found out as she showed up at the border just in time to tell tink and the others the forbidden border was her rule. I know you probably shouldn't over think it but I was wondering if anyone had any ideas. In the first Tinkerbell film after the whole light fairy training disaster fairy Mary confronted Tinkerbell and told her she knew what she had been up to, and given vidia's lack of surprise when tink asked her to teach her to be a fast flying fairy I'm guessing everyone knew about Tinkerbell attempting to switch her talents at that point implying news travels fast in pixie hollow. Although I'm not entirely sure if the queen knew about it by the time the springting thistles ruined the preparations for spring cause if she did she certainly didn't do anything about it. What do y'all all think?

In the bad girl episode when Zoey and her friends learn Dustin got asked by an older girl named Trisha and Dustin bluntly tells her he didn't want her to know because she always meddles in his life Nicole and Chase both agree with him which is a great call back to the defending Dustin episode where Chase and Nicole were the most vocal regarding Zoey mothering him. However, when Zoey pulls them aside to tell them she doesn't like Trisha due to the girl's reputation Nicole agreed with Zoey she was bad but when Zoey snapped and said she didn't want her baby brother dating that little older woman Nicole thought she was overreacting.Then when they all officially meet Trisha during lunch Nicole agrees that someone needed to talk some sense into Dustin. The episode made it clear that chase didn't think Dustin dating Trisha was such a big deal but I just couldn't decide what Nicole thought on the matter as one minute she agreed with Dustin and thought Zoey was overacting the next she thinks Dustin shouldn't be dating Trisha.

In the floating palace special when the mermaid queen conjured a storm to sink Sofia's family's ship thinking that's where her daughter Oona is being held captive sven and his fellow seahorses snatch her trident to prevent her from making the storm bigger. When asked for an explanation Sven told her Oona was taken by a sea monster like Sofia said and that he saw her. Queen Emmaline seemed to believe him for a second judging by her saying "you did" only for plank to interrupt and accuse Sofia of bewitching Sven. When plank demanded the seahorses give the queen back her trident they refused and swam away with plank swimming after them, and after staying still for a few seconds the queen followed suit. When Sofia first saw the queen bringing the storm to sink her family's ship and Sven suggested telling her they found Oona which Sofia shot down knowing the queen wouldn't believe her the above encounter with Sven and the seahorses seemed to confirm Sofia's assumption was correct, but I'm not so sure. As I said Emmaline seemed to believe Sven for a minute when he informed her about Oona's whereabouts, and her daughter Cora joined in on the rescue mission after Sofia and Sven convinced her they were being sincere. Oona did mention to Sofia that her mom didn't always act rashly, and the special makes it clear plank was the one encouraging the queen to take action against the humans so do y'all think the queen believed Sven when he confirmed Sofia was telling the truth? She may have joined plank in chasing down the seahorses to retrieve her Trident but do you think maybe she would've taken Sven's word for it if she and plank eventually caught up to the seahorses?

Even though d.w. got on everybody's nerves in the episode "D.W. blows the whistle" with her constant whistle blowing over trivial stuff do any of you think she was just using the whistle as an excuse to be a tattletale or if she genuinely couldn't tell what was safe or unsafe given her age. People say DW is smart enough to know better but I feel people think she's way too smart for her age as in D.w.'s baby her attempt to frame Kate failed because she didn't consider since Kate was a baby she couldn't have been able to do that. I can understand her family and everyone else being annoyed by her constant whistle blowing, but I feel like they didn't do much to correct her behavior, and were too quick to yell at her just for getting carried away even though Arthur and many of his friends have gotten carried away in the past. Plus Arthur admitted at the end of the episode that her getting stuck in the tree was partly his fault which he wouldn't have to if it wasn't true.

While watching the season 3 episode Valentine's Day I was wondering if there was supposed to be some kind of significant lesson or moral specifically regarding the Kim subplot. Even though the fandom pretty much despises Kim(which I find understandable) this episode sounded like it was trying to humanise Kim and show there was more to her than just being Cleo's bratty little sister. I thought this was evident as during the scene where Cleo talks to her friends and tells them Kim's being a real pain even though Rikki responded with "what's new "Cleo's tone was soft when she explained that Kim was growing up and boys were hanging around her asking for a date. Then there was the part where she shared a tender moment with her dad and Cleo with Don accepting Kim's not a little girl anymore, and Kim admitting to Cleo she felt lonely ever since their mom left and Cleo started hanging out with her friends. This episode looked like it had potential to give Kim character development but unfortunately come the next episode she's back to square one.

I know the scene is played for comedy and shouldn't involve overthinking but in the first Tinkerbell movie when tink tried her hand at light fairy training which ended up with that light on her butt causing all those fireflies to chase her through the sky Tink's screaming and her friends racing after them imply tink was in danger but I always get confused on what the fireflies intended to do to her as fireflies are pretty much harmless.

Throughout the first for toy Story movies I noticed a common scenario in which the toys try to make it back to their owners before a certain deadline. In the first film Woody and Buzz try to make it back to Andy before his family moves to their new house. Then in the second film the toys try to rescue woody before Andy comes back home from cowboy camp. In the third film the toys try to escape from Sunnyside before Andy leaves for college, and finally the fourth film has the toys trying to stall while woody and buzz spring forky from the antique store before Bonnie's family drives off during their road trip, but come the fifth film there's no big race against the clock. Even though the toys rush to save Lilypad from the donation truck so she could help Bonnie and blaze make friends there really wasn't all that much of a deadline as even if Lily reached the truck's destination they could still travel back to Bonnie's at any time(it probably just would've taken longer). It also wouldn't have been too serious as neither Bonnie or blaze were moving away or anything. Before the movie was released I predicted there'd be another race against the clock climax like there was in the first four movies but it looks like my prediction was incorrect and an appearance from any members of the Davis family wasn't the only trend the fifth film broke. If any of you disagree with me about the climax be sure to comment if I'm missing something.

It's been awhile since I watched the show but I think besides being described as a typical "everyday man" Arthur doesn't have much of a personality. Arthur is described as your typical "nice guy" but what would you say his most negative qualities are?

Am I the only one who shipped the mermaid queen with her senior advisor plank when I was younger. I know you probably shouldn't overthink it, but their relationship gave me romantic vibes as Emmaline's husband aka Cora and Oona's father is apparently out of the picture, and emmaline seems to hang onto plank's every word such as when he accused Sofia's family of capturing Oona and easily convinced her as well despite Sofia pleading otherwise. Then when sven and his family stole the queen's trident to prevent her from making the storm bigger and tells the two he saw Oona the queen seemed to believe him for a second until plank accused Sofia of bewitching sven causing them to resume chasing the seahorses again showing the queen listens to everything plank says even with evidence against it. Emmaline was also apparently there during the attack on humans years ago, and knows about Plank's scar, and even touches it tenderly in one scene which plank doesn't seem to mind. Then when Oona is rescued, and confirmed Sofia was telling the truth while Cora scolded plank for his prejudice her mom by contrast doesn't seem to hold plank accountable and can even be shown introducing him to the royal family at the end despite the fact that his bad judgment nearly caused her to endanger innocent people. Plank for his part seems to respect the queen enough to follow her orders such as when she ordered him to follow Sofia, or the fact that despite constantly urging her to take action against the humans he didn't object when she decided to wait until sundown (although to be fair you can't really go against the word of a queen). So what do you guys think do you also ship the queen and her advisor? It's too bad we didn't get to see Plank in the following merroway cove episodes.

I always enjoyed the merroway cove storyline in the show and I hope we get see more in the future episodes of Sofia the first: Royal magic but until then I've decided to discuss anything related to the storyline. When Oona was kidnapped by sea monster Cedric, and queen emmaline accuses her family of doing so, and only gives Sofia until sundown to return her or she'll sink her family's ship Sofia at first tries to get her family to help with the search by telling them about Oona's abduction and the Queen's threat to sink the floating palace(without telling them the secret of her amulet), but they didn't believe her because they didn't believe in mermaids at first, and assumed she fell asleep reading her mermaid book, and it was just something she dreamt about. When the Queen's deadline was up she went to surface and conjured the storm, but immediately stopped it when Oona was safely returned to her. When the storm cleared up and Sofia reunites with her family Roland apologizes on their behalf for doubting her, and it's happy endings all around. I know they were all excited at the thought of meeting real live mermaids but does anyone else find it questionable that they usually forgave the merpeople who not so long ago endangered them. I thought this especially showed how forgiving Sofia and Miranda are as it was later revealed in the series Sofia's father was lost at sea and Sofia nearly lost her whole family the same way. I doubt they didn't know the queen caused the storm as when they saw her pointing her trident upwards towards the sky they debated whether she was making the storm go away or not presumably remembering the details of Sofia's story and putting two and two together which is especially evident by Roland's apology. I myself figured that Roland and Miranda had a chat with emmaline and as parents themselves understood she only conjured the storm because she wanted to save her daughter, and as parents themselves they understood where she was coming from. What do you guys think?

In the floating palace special when sea monster Cedric kidnaps Oona Sofia swam back to tell the other mermaids what happened but they didn't believe her, and accused her human family of capturing Oona because according to plank sea monsters don't usually dwell in merroway cove. Naturally due to the theme of the special and the fact that in the earlier seasons everyone was blind to Cedric's villainous side nobody ever found out it was him, but I was just curious what would happen if the merpeople ever found out Cedric was the sea monster since technically plank was right about at least one of the humans aboard the floating palace taking Oona captive. Would such a revelation cause the mermaids to distrust humans again? Or would they let bygones be bygones since Cedric has changed since, and the mermaids had befriended humans since then?

This may be an unpopular opinion but does anyone else have a problem with the way DJ and Stephanie acted at the end of Crimes and Michelle's Demeanor. Don't get me wrong I totally agree Michelle needed to be disciplined because she was old enough at that point but many people pointed out Danny was showing blatant parental favoritism towards Michelle in this episode, and despite genuinely being a good father Danny seemed to be enjoying punishing his eldest daughters in this episode. Michelle may have been getting away with a lot of misdeeds at the point but to be fair she didn't deny it when her sisters told Danny she started the pillow fight, or manipulated him into punishing them. Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't the real problem that Michelle thought it was okay to do whatever she wanted until Danny put his foot down cause I highly doubt Michelle would out herself by saying "Yes you do" when Danny denied the fact that he lets her do whatever she wants thus ruining her karma houndi status. It was great DJ and Stephanie used Michelle bringing her Kitty pool into the house to make a point that their dad lets Michelle get away with murder,and stood up for themselves when Danny again tried to blame them for the situation ,but I just hope it was for the right reason as when Danny acknowledged he was at fault for Michelle's behavior they were at first disappointed believing Michelle was off the hook again until Danny clarified she wasn't to which they became delighted with DJ telling Danny to "nail her" and to think about his wet 👟 if she tried to pull her cute stuff. Again I know Michelle needed to be punished and they were probably upset about missing their concert but again their dad was the one punishing them not Michelle, but they seemed to put all the blame on Michelle and being happy about her getting punished kinda makes them look petty. It's been awhile since I've seen the episode and the show but what do y'all think as it's shown that when they're not teaming up against Michelle dj and Stephanie clash with each other as shown in episodes like "Danny in charge".

When Barbie discovered how terrible Sunnyside was she decided to remain loyal to her friends, and decided to escape with them once woody returned. But where was Barbie intending on going once they escaped? She wasn't one of Andy's toys and Molly clearly didn't want her anymore which is why it was more fitting she ended up staying with ken at Sunnyside and together they turned the daycare into a better place after lotso's defeat but she only ended up staying because ken stopped her from falling into the dumpster with the others.

I know giving advice is one of Arnold's many habits but when he advised Helga to talk to her sister Olga after seeing how upset Helga was about her does anyone wonder if he was just being his genuine helpful self, and was concerned for Helga since Olga was making her miserable, or did he do so for Olga's sake as well. I noticed that Arnold seemed to be developing somewhat of a crush on Olga in this episode just like he did on Helga's nanny Inga in the episode Helga and the nanny. Arnold (along with Gerald, Phoebe, and Stinky) were pretty mad when Helga revealed she framed Inga and got her fired which wasn't brought up again. However Helga made it clear in that episode that she didn't appreciate Inga controlling her every move, and I think it's even possible Helga also disliked Inga because she reminded her of her sister as both are beautiful, blonde females who are quite skilled, and adored by everyone. Does anyone think Arnold likely remembered the Inga fiasco and was trying to prevent Helga from sabotaging Olga like she did Inga.

I've seen an observation that Kim in the show H2o: Mermaid adventures isn't as unbearable as her live action counterpart although she did still try to expose the girls' secret in the episode "Reported missing" like she did in the live action episode "Something fishy" (and a comment Rikki made implies animated Kim still likes to snoop through Cleo's things).After re-watching the former episode I'm thinking Kim being more mellow in the animated series makes a lot. During the part where Kim first tries to expose Cleo by spilling a glass of water on her during lunch which Cleo manages to foil by running to the bathroom in time Kim explains to her parents that Cleo is a mermaid and turns into one whenever she gets wet which they dismissed as her watching too much TV. Then when they're back downstairs Cleo's mom tells Kim something along the lines of "having a vivid imagination is very good but not when she starts tossing glasses of water at her sister" and after Cleo comes back downstairs they order kim to apologize to her. I've seen numerous fans complain that Cleo's parents particularly don are ineffective when it comes to disciplining Kim which likely contributes to her bratty behavior, but in the animated series Cleo's parents appear to be disciplinarians as they didn't give Kim a pass for purposely spilling water on Cleo just because they assume Kim was being imaginative. Granted they probably should've gotten more details on why Kim would suspect such a thing as not believing her, and dismissing it as a childish fantasy likely made Kim even more determined to expose the girls, but still.

During the scene where woody returns to Sunnyside and Jessie admits they were wrong to leave Andy especially her since it was her idea in the first place, and Woody in return says it's his fault for leaving them, and after proclaiming that from now on they stick together slinky reminds him that Andy's leaving for college causing Jessie to panic, say the above quote and exclaim they gotta get him home before Andy leaves tomorrow. I know you probably shouldn't overthink it but does anyone know any specific reason why Jessie at first insisted on only getting woody home until Woody made it clear all of them were busting out of there? Was she still feeling guilty about doubting Woody and Andy and felt she and the others deserved to be left to their fate at Sunnyside? Did she feel that only Woody had a chance of escaping because of how tight the security was at Sunnyside? I had doubts about this one because I know woody managed to escape before by sheer luck, and managed to return through Bonnie's 🎒 but at that point the others weren't aware woody escaped and assumed lotso killed him or something.

In toy story 3 does anyone wonder and think it's possible despite giving him a hard time earlier in the film for still having his old toys Molly might've felt guilty when it looked like their mom accidentally threw Andy's toys away. After all the situation only happened because Andy stopped to help her carry the box of toys she had trouble lifting thus sending off a chain reaction. I was just curious because as shown through Mrs. Potato head's eye Andy's mom appeared apologetic towards Andy when she realised she must've thrown the trash bag with the toys in it away (although neither of them seemed surprised or questioned how the toys mysteriously made it back to the house at the end). I was just curious because despite becoming a stereotypical annoying younger sibling, and outgrowing her own childhood toys Molly seems to be a decent young lady as Andy mentioned to their mom he and Molly said goodbye like ten times before he left for college, and Molly made sure he said goodbye to buster. I was hoping because (spoiler alert for 5) that would certainly make Molly different from those girls in the fifth film who cyberbullied bonnie for still having her old toys and showed her no sympathy for losing them. From the toys perspective Molly might seem heartless for losing interest in them, and for not understanding Andy's attachment to them, but at least her genuine care for her family gives her a few decent qualities, and it would be nice to know despite not understanding how much they mean to her brother Molly would feel bad for him seeing as their absence upset him.

After hearing Marisol sincerely apologise for her actions Angie forgave her and decided to help her one last time. Then during the scene where Angie seemingly admits the whole mess was her fault in order to convince George to let Marisol stay she tells him she's got an idea. Then the next morning they wake Marisol up to tell her she's living with Benny instead of on the streets and that's the last we see of Marisol. In my past post I asked some of you whether or not George and Angie handled the situation well with a majority of you agreeing Marisol was completely in the wrong for taking Carmen to a club behind their backs regardless of her intentions, and that it was Angie's fault for inviting her to their house in the first place which I came to accept but now I want to know if y'all think George and Angie genuinely forgave Marisol or they figured having her stay with Benny's was an even worse punishment than being homeless. I think forgiveness may have been the case with Angie, but George I'm not so sure since he was wary of Marisol from day one due to her background, and attitude and judging by the way he woke Marisol up, and called her a fool. I always liked the idea that after talking to Carmen her parents accepted that while misguided Marisol did have Carmen's best interest at heart but her past blinded her to the fact that her lifestyle doesn't work for everyone. That and the fact that Carmen was brought home safe and sound with no signs that she was drinking or doing drugs convinced George and Angie to give Marisol one more chance. After all they know how Carmen was affected deeply because she was harassed at her old school and the narrative made it clear it wasn't just typical teasing as even the beginning of the episode I only have eyes for you has Angie worried about Carmen's first day at Allendale despite George previously advising Carmen to stop caring so much about what other people think about her. Plus while Benny is horrible she beats being homeless and George certainly survived living with her. Also the next episode features Carmen going to her new school with no mention of her being grounded indefinitely causing me to think while mad her parents needed time to cool off. So let me know your thoughts down below.