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* NarmCharm: The characters-turned-real, and the various props and food are absolutely RIDICULOUS, all in costume, personality, look, and substance. (Especially given a serious Shakespearean actor like Sir Patrick Stewart!) Yet... There's a surprising fascination at how REAL and PHYSICAL the producers managed to make them, in addition to how much Dr. Seuss' whimsical ideas and stories influenced many a child-of-the-past and are now influencing present young children. It's hard not to drop your jaw in awe.
* NightmareFuel: The hallway containing Seuss's political cartoons is surprisingly creepy, especially with some of them showing frightening images of an elephant-ostrich hybrid and people being cooked in a pot with (presumably) Hitler pouring the liquid into a box labeled "The Mold" on the side. The unsettling background music and abrupt alarm at the end doesn't help.
* NightmareFuel: The hallway containing Seuss's political cartoons is surprisingly creepy, especially with some of them showing frightening images of an elephant-ostrich hybrid and people being cooked in a pot with (presumably) Hitler pouring the liquid into a box labeled "The Mold" on the side. The unsettling background music and abrupt alarm at the end doesn't help.
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* NarmCharm: The characters-turned-real, and the various props and food are absolutely RIDICULOUS, all in costume, personality, look, and substance. (Especially given a serious Shakespearean actor like Sir Patrick Stewart!) Creator/PatrickStewart!) Yet... There's a surprising fascination at how REAL and PHYSICAL the producers managed to make them, in addition to how much Dr. Seuss' whimsical ideas and stories influenced many a child-of-the-past and are now influencing present young children. It's hard not to drop your jaw in awe.
* NightmareFuel: The hallway containing Seuss's political cartoons is surprisingly creepy, especially with some of them showing frightening images of an elephant-ostrich hybrid and people being cooked in a pot with (presumably)Hitler UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler pouring the liquid into a box labeled "The Mold" on the side. The unsettling background music and abrupt alarm at the end doesn't help.
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* SpecialEffectFailure: The Green Egg yolk that Kathy eats near the end of the ''Green Eggs & Ham" number is clearly green Jell-O.
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* SpecialEffectFailure: The Green Egg yolk that Kathy eats near the end of the ''Green Eggs & Ham" number is clearly green Jell-O.Jell-O.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Two of the stories that Kathy explores are the live-action ''[=McElligot=]'s Pool'' segment and ''And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street'' (a ''WesternAnimation/{{Puppetoons}}'' short), one of the animated segments that were re-edited to avoid the topic of racism and other questionable content. Come March 2, 2021, and these shorts are now sure to raise some eyebrows now that the original ''[=McElligot=]'s Pool'' and ''Mulberry Street'' are two of the six Dr. Seuss books that were pulled from publication due to racist and/or hurtful imagery.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Two of the stories that Kathy explores are the live-action ''[=McElligot=]'s Pool'' segment and ''And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street'' (a ''WesternAnimation/{{Puppetoons}}'' short), one of the animated segments that were reanimated to avoid the topic of racism and other questionable content. Come March 2, 2021, and these shorts are now sure to raise some eyebrows now that the original ''[=McElligot=]'s Pool'' and ''Mulberry Street'' are two of the six Dr. Seuss books that were pulled from publication due to racist and/or hurtful imagery.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Two of the stories that Kathy explores are the live-action ''[=McElligot=]'s Pool'' segment and ''And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street'' (a ''WesternAnimation/{{Puppetoons}}'' short), one of the animated segments that were reanimated re-edited to avoid the topic of racism and other questionable content. Come March 2, 2021, and these shorts are now sure to raise some eyebrows now that the original ''[=McElligot=]'s Pool'' and ''Mulberry Street'' are two of the six Dr. Seuss books that were pulled from publication due to racist and/or hurtful imagery.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Two of the stories that Kathy explores are the live-action ''[=McElligot=]'s Pool'' segment and ''And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street'' (a ''WesternAnimation/{{Puppetoons}}'' short), one of the animated segments that were reanimated to avoid the topic of racism and other questionable content. Come March 2, 2021, and these shorts are now sure to raise some eyebrows now that the original ''[=McElligot=]'s Pool'' and ''Mulberry Street'' are two of the six Dr. Seuss books that were pulled from publication due to racist and/or hurtful imagery.
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* SpecialEffectsFailure: The Green Egg yolk that Kathy eats near the end of the ''Green Eggs & Ham" number is clearly green Jell-O.
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* NarmCharm: The characters-turned-real, and the various props and food are absolutely RIDICULOUS, all in costume, personality, look, and substance. (Especially given a serious Shakespearean actor like Sir Patrick Stewart!) Yet... There's a surprising fascination at how REAL and PHYSICAL the producers managed to make them, in addition to how much Dr. Seuss' whimsical ideas and stories influenced many a child-of-the-past and are now influencing present young children. It's hard not to drop your jaw in awe.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: "Oh, The Places You'll Go." Seuss's SwanSong turned into a literal song!
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* NightmareFuel: The hallway containing Seuss's political cartoons is surprisingly creepy, especially with some of them showing frightening images of an elephant-ostrich hybrid and people being cooked in a pot with (presumably) Hitler pouring the liquid into a box labeled "The Mold" on the side.
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* NightmareFuel: The hallway containing Seuss's political cartoons is surprisingly creepy, especially with some of them showing frightening images of an elephant-ostrich hybrid and people being cooked in a pot with (presumably) Hitler pouring the liquid into a box labeled "The Mold" on the side. The unsettling background music and abrupt alarm at the end doesn't help.
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* NightmareFuel: The hallway containing Seuss's political cartoons is surprisingly creepy, especially with some of them showing frightening images of an elephant-ostrich hybrid and people being cooked in a pot with (presumably) Hitler pouring the liquid into a box labeled "The Mold" on the side.
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* NightmareFuel: The hallway containing Seuss's political cartoons is surprisingly creepy, especially with some of them showing frightening images of an elephant-ostrich hybrid and people being cooked in a pot with (presumably) Hitler pouring the liquid into a box labeled "The Mold" on the side.side.
* SpecialEffectsFailure: The Green Egg yolk that Kathy eats near the end of the ''Green Eggs & Ham" number is clearly green Jell-O.
* SpecialEffectsFailure: The Green Egg yolk that Kathy eats near the end of the ''Green Eggs & Ham" number is clearly green Jell-O.
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* AlternateAesopInterpretation: Kathy seems to ignore the GreenAesop of ''Literature/TheLorax'', instead summarizing its message as "Take time. Get involved. Everybody makes a difference."
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* AlternateAesopInterpretation: Kathy seems to ignore the GreenAesop of ''Literature/TheLorax'', instead summarizing its message as "Take time. Get involved. Everybody makes a difference.""
* NightmareFuel: The hallway containing Seuss's political cartoons is surprisingly creepy, especially with some of them showing frightening images of an elephant-ostrich hybrid and people being cooked in a pot with (presumably) Hitler pouring the liquid into a box labeled "The Mold" on the side.
* NightmareFuel: The hallway containing Seuss's political cartoons is surprisingly creepy, especially with some of them showing frightening images of an elephant-ostrich hybrid and people being cooked in a pot with (presumably) Hitler pouring the liquid into a box labeled "The Mold" on the side.
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* AlternateAesopInterpretation: Kathy seems to ignore the GreenAesop of ''Literature/TheLorax'', instead summarizing its message as "Take time. Get involved. Everybody makes a difference."
* ArgumentOfContradictions: "This is good. This is great. Yes! Very nice." "Not good. Not great. Not nice!"
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* AlternateAesopInterpretation: Kathy seems to ignore the GreenAesop of ''Literature/TheLorax'', instead summarizing its message as "Take time. Get involved. Everybody makes a difference."
* ArgumentOfContradictions: "This is good. This is great. Yes! Very nice." "Not good. Not great. Not nice!""
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* AlternateAesopInterpretation: Kathy seems to ignore the GreenAesop of ''Literature/TheLorax'', instead summarizing its message as "Take time. Get involved. Everybody makes a difference."
