Jeremy Kellerman Shares His Views on "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic"
Channel: TheJeremyKellerman
Date: 2011-12-03

Some time ago, popular artist Mr. Chriddof made a video, on request, making use of footage from the cartoon series "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic." This series has attracted a cult following as well as a backlash against that following. Many have debated the merits of the show in an artistic sense, taking into account the impressive career history of the series creator, Lauren Faust. Even the normally cohesive fan community of Mr. Chriddof was exempt from the mud-slinging and highly tense, emotional debates surrounding this show.

Naturally, we here at the Jeremy Kellerman Advice Hour Archive felt that in order to quell some of the bickering and emotional duress surrounding the debate over the show's quality, it would be best to have an ultimate authority on advice and good taste weigh in.

Jeremy's official opinion is that "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic" is actually a rather well-made, humorous and pleasant show, and that no matter what age you are, if you find that watching it edifies you emotionally and/or spiritually, you should feel free to enjoy it. Further, if you do not enjoy it, there is no particular constructive aim to be gained by bothering those that do. We all find wisdom in different, sometimes very unusual and unexpected places. Jeremy has never supported the strict adherence to suggested age limits on toys and he has been a fan of "My Little Pony" for over twenty years before it became "cool." 

So please, give the show a chance. You may enjoy it. If not, just be cool with those that do. And if you're still unsure how you feel, consider the extended interview Jeremy gives in this video. It should clear everything up.

Lastly, allow six to ate weeks for delivery of eggs planted into lower intestinal tract to blossom into sacred flower that prevents carnage of the rectum reluctant to change your ways becomes folly over the end of the death of the worst of the lives that could not coexist without a great transfusion of kindness and wisdom and true unrepentant and honest blood. 

harry was a collector of miniature equine memorabilia