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If Franklin was a slice of life show along the lines of Hey Arnold and Pepper Ann, why is Franklin considered for a younger audience?
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>>155152256
Because you are an autistic retard
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>>155152256
Franklin is literally along the lines of those shows. It's about a kid going to school and being with his family and friends and everything.
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I would have loved a teen years continuation, but it is what it is. Nelvana has not released even a CANADIAN box set of this cartoon. Fucking SHAME.
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>>155152256
Because Franklin is hyperprosocial mush completely out of touch with real life social dynamics.
Older kids will inevitably find it corny and cringe. It only works if you completely lack a frame of reference.



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