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There are reasons why \'\'{{The Grim Adventures Of Billy And Mandy}}\'\' aren\'t for children of any age. Starring Mandy, a sadist in pink, and Billy, a barely coherent buffoon, this show chronicles the adventures of two children who managed to capture Death and keep him as a pet. Throughout the show, the main characters regularly die or otherwise obliterated by the end of the episode, only to return in the next with no major damage. Of course, that might not be too far off from the standard Warner Brother\'s fare, so to up the ante, Mandy often causes the death of secondary characters through inaction or general malicious plotting. A young Hannibal Lecter in the making, Mandy herself is perhaps the cruelest and most callous star of a children\'s show ever. Plots often take the trio to Hell, terrible other dimension, fighting shadow beasts and other nightmare creatures, or occasionally just making each other\'s lives miserable for the fun of it. There certainly aren\'t any lessons to be learned and I\'m not sure what type of fun the kids are going to get out of the situation. I know I\'m just deeply disturbed. Maybe five or eight, even eleven year olds are more resilient than I about this sort of thing. Occasionally, this show will also begin with a quick stinger of one of the characters saying something odd or off putting before the episode begins. I really can\'t confirm this, so don\'t take me as the final word, but I\'m pretty sure I heard Mandy reciting a line from the Satanic Bible only once.
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There are reasons why \\\'\\\'{{The Grim Adventures Of Billy And Mandy}}\\\'\\\' aren\\\'t for children of any age. It stars Mandy, a sadist in pink, and Billy, a barely coherent buffoon, this show chronicles the adventures of two children who managed to capture Death and keep him as a pet. Throughout the show, the main characters regularly die or otherwise obliterated by the end of the episode, only to return in the next with no major damage. Of course, that might not be too far off from the standard Warner Brother\\\'s fare, so to up the ante, Mandy often causes the death of secondary characters through inaction or general malicious plotting. A young Hannibal Lecter in the making, Mandy herself is perhaps the cruelest and most callous star of a children\\\'s show ever. Plots often take the trio to Hell, terrible other dimension, fighting shadow beasts and other nightmare creatures, or occasionally just making each other\\\'s lives miserable for the fun of it. There certainly aren\\\'t any lessons to be learned and I\\\'m not sure what type of fun the kids are going to get out of the situation. I know I\\\'m just deeply disturbed. Maybe five or eight, even eleven year olds are more resilient than I about this sort of thing. Occasionally, this show will also begin with a quick stinger of one of the characters saying something odd or off putting before the episode begins. I really can\\\'t confirm this, so don\\\'t take me as the final word, but I\\\'m pretty sure I heard Mandy reciting a line from the Satanic Bible only once.
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There are reasons why \'\'{{TheGrimAdventuresOfBillyAndMandy}}\'\' aren\'t for children of any age. Starring Mandy, a sadist in pink, and Billy, a barely coherent buffoon, this show chronicles the adventures of two children who managed to capture Death and keep him as a pet. Throughout the show, the main characters regularly die or otherwise obliterated by the end of the episode, only to return in the next with no major damage. Of course, that might not be too far off from the standard Warner Brother\'s fare, so to up the ante, Mandy often causes the death of secondary characters through inaction or general malicious plotting. A young Hannibal Lecter in the making, Mandy herself is perhaps the cruelest and most callous star of a children\'s show ever. Plots often take the trio to Hell, terrible other dimension, fighting shadow beasts and other nightmare creatures, or occasionally just making each other\'s lives miserable for the fun of it. There certainly aren\'t any lessons to be learned and I\'m not sure what type of fun the kids are going to get out of the situation. I know I\'m just deeply disturbed. Maybe five or eight, even eleven year olds are more resilient than I about this sort of thing. Occasionally, this show will also begin with a quick stinger of one of the characters saying something odd or off putting before the episode begins. I really can\'t confirm this, so don\'t take me as the final word, but I\'m pretty sure I heard Mandy reciting a line from the Satanic Bible only once.
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There are reasons why \\\'\\\'{{The Grim Adventures Of Billy And Mandy}}\\\'\\\' aren\\\'t for children of any age. Starring Mandy, a sadist in pink, and Billy, a barely coherent buffoon, this show chronicles the adventures of two children who managed to capture Death and keep him as a pet. Throughout the show, the main characters regularly die or otherwise obliterated by the end of the episode, only to return in the next with no major damage. Of course, that might not be too far off from the standard Warner Brother\\\'s fare, so to up the ante, Mandy often causes the death of secondary characters through inaction or general malicious plotting. A young Hannibal Lecter in the making, Mandy herself is perhaps the cruelest and most callous star of a children\\\'s show ever. Plots often take the trio to Hell, terrible other dimension, fighting shadow beasts and other nightmare creatures, or occasionally just making each other\\\'s lives miserable for the fun of it. There certainly aren\\\'t any lessons to be learned and I\\\'m not sure what type of fun the kids are going to get out of the situation. I know I\\\'m just deeply disturbed. Maybe five or eight, even eleven year olds are more resilient than I about this sort of thing. Occasionally, this show will also begin with a quick stinger of one of the characters saying something odd or off putting before the episode begins. I really can\\\'t confirm this, so don\\\'t take me as the final word, but I\\\'m pretty sure I heard Mandy reciting a line from the Satanic Bible only once.
