The description has a hefty load of opinionated commentary, shouldn't that be removed or toned down?
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Whomever put the Rita & Runt skits under Darkness-Induced Audience Apathy apparently hasn't watched this show. I've never felt such a thing, especially in "Puttin' On The Blitz", where they help a Polish girl flee the Nazis, and that tugs really hard at my heartstrings.
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Whomever put the Rita & Runt skits under Darkness-Induced Audience Apathy apparently hasn't watched this show. I've never felt such a thing, especially in "Puttin' On The Blitz", where they help a Polish girl flee the Nazis, and that tugs really hard at my heartstrings.
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So this show will be brought back to syndication on The Hub starting Christmas Eve, should that be mentioned in the article?
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Probably my favorite shoutout in the entire show: They got Ernie Anderson, the "Voice of ABC" to play the narrator in "Guardin' the Garden" and "Noah's Lark". They even got him to say "The Loooooooooooooove Ark" in the latter.
(Why ABC? Well, my guess is that it has something to do with the A! crew's time at Hanna-Barbera, specifically on the 1980s versions of Scooby Doo.)
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Erm... we have both "Loosely based on a true story" and "Based on a True Story" which said pretty much the same thing (although "Based" is a bit more specific). Don't think that's how it works and we should have only one.