If there was a particular moment or episode you felt I missed out, or if you disagree with the rankings, let me know!

@Velociraptor1066

Ай бұрын

May you do mr noseybonk

@calebpribyl5152

Ай бұрын

I have HEARD rumors that there was gonna be a spin off about the character Helga but nick didn’t want it because of how sad it was I’m not sure what you think the idea sounds but it might be interesting!

@longLee280

Ай бұрын

I think nowadays, they will never make something like this

@Snowbat656

Ай бұрын

Steve make a son of godzilla review

@xBloodxFangx

Ай бұрын

idk what the episode is called but the one with Phil and his sister fighting was really sad to me, cause you find out why they hate each other so much is because they blame each other for their childhood dog getting out from the backyard only to be hit and killed by a milk truck. I had dogs as a kid so that was very sad for me to imagine if my dog got loose and that happened to them.

The fact that Helga is standing outside in the cold without any shoes on because she was in that much of a rush to do this deed and not want credit for it.

@whoevertf

Ай бұрын

It's one of those moments that made me really hurt for a Helga spinoff. (The Patakis) She's an angel. She really deserved to get a series, even just a miniseries maybe, to show her coming out of her shell & shine. It's funny how Arnold's a smart, cool kid and great character but Helga was just written so wonderfully, she overshadows pretty much the entire cast. Often, I'd suggest.

@kiboma4209

Ай бұрын

I know it’s fiction but If that’s not true love, I don’t what is 😂.

@ButterscotchMcBean1995

Сағат бұрын

Yes.

When you're a kid and you watch this, you laugh. When you're a young adult watching this. You cry.

@Jonathan-Shadow

Ай бұрын

Life is just depressing.

@prasetyodwikuncorojati2434

Ай бұрын

@@Jonathan-Shadow hey Arnold teaches a lot about bitter reality of life

@Radio-97

Ай бұрын

I started recently rewatching the show and dam… It is a lot darker then I remembered. But I guess that’s what a lot of us realized

@Jim87_36

7 күн бұрын

That said, it’s so damn good. I would happily show this to kids as even when it gets ridiculous, it still feels very grounded and believable talking about real shit.

Hey Arnold is one of the best cartoons Nickelodeon ever put on. Even to this day it's still great and heart wrenching to watch.

@nathanm6372

Ай бұрын

I own the full series dvd set. My favorite cartoon of all time. Also a show my dad and I bond(ed) over to this day

@FeelslikeHalloween

Ай бұрын

Yup! It's my favorite childhood show!

"Helga On the Couch" is one of my favorite Helga episodes. Although when we see the flashback of how Helga met Arnold, I still can't help but feel amazed that the psychologist didn't feel the need to call social services after hearing the neglectful family part of Helga's story. Because I'm pretty sure irl therapists, psychiatrists and psychologists are legally obligated to contact social services if there's ever cases of things like child abuse or neglect.

@SilverSkyCloud

Ай бұрын

teachers and therapists are supposed to be mandatory reporters

@j.s.2281

Ай бұрын

Idk.. things were different back then. My school knew we only ate at school so weekends sucked for us and we were never saved from that. It's pretty sad but I appreciate the show not taking that route because so often kids aren't saved.

@gunsniper0018

Ай бұрын

@@j.s.2281 my thoughts exactly (on the school thing). I had an abusive stepfather (this was about '93-'94), the school found out when I showed up late and had bruises on my back. Their response, CALL MY FREAKING PARENTS! Oh they told him he would have to go to school facilitated family courses or they'd call child protective services (they didn't later on, btw, despite evidence i was still being abused) but that was it. Hell the only reason i got out of that situation is because he finally screwed up his act and beat my sister, so my mom finally believed he was a jackass.

@Jim87_36

7 күн бұрын

Might have been a harder standard at the time. But yeah. It was gut wrenching. Hey Arnold held no punches.

tbf constantly eating radishes has to be way better and healthier than constantly eating chocolate

@supersasukemaniac

Ай бұрын

at the ed of the day, it's still an addiction.

@alexconn7473

Ай бұрын

​@supersasukemaniac that's true even if some addictions are healthier than others at the end of the day they're still addictions

@TheEtherny

Ай бұрын

Yeah, that's the point and makes it realistic. I know tons of anorexics who become bodybuilders, it's like I'm glad you're no longer starving but this is yet another disorder

@qwertasdcfghjklmo24z

Ай бұрын

Too much of anything is bad. Water is the most important thing for human survival but even too much water can harm or even kill you.

@user-ly9wr8wj5s

Ай бұрын

Would give you the crazy shits.

I respect the hell out of Stinky for turning down that contract. A kid who knows the worth of their dignity over money will go far in life.

@wintermoon7003

Ай бұрын

What's sad is that there's kinda a real life equivalent to that. Honey Boo Boo, 1000 pound sisters, and so on. They are on air for people to laugh at. Sure, maybe it turned into real support, more so for the sisters than Honey Boo Boo's family, but still, they started off as a laughing stock and are still viewed that way with some people.

@CorundumDevil

Ай бұрын

@@wintermoon7003 I won't say Honey Boo Boo child is smart, but I know a child deserves better than to be made a mockery on television for degenerates and hooligans. To say nothing if the rest of the family, God bless 'em.

@nrlsan36_34

Ай бұрын

​@@wintermoon7003 Maybe the only good thing I can say is good about Honey Boo Boo was that it enabled Alana (Honey Boo Boo) and her sisters to escape June and her mess. That woman is toxic, and not just because she exploited her children. For instance, a man she dated molested her eldest daughter, and then years later, she got back with the same man AFTER knowing the truth. It's one of the things that led eventually to her arrest and losing custody of Alana to her eldest, Anna. At least the girls had a bit of peace after the fad passed, just doing the shows every now and again to get some more money. Last I heard, Anna passed from cancer, the other sisters are married, and Alana lives in Denver with a boyfriend and is studying nursing

When Granny isn't smiling or being wacky you know you are in for one serous episode

@justaguywhowatchesyoutube5588

Ай бұрын

You missed the I in the serious.

Helga straight up spilling everything about her mom neglecting her to her peers, but gets brushed off gave me flashbacks to my abusive childhood. My suffering went ignored too. I wanna give Helga a hug so effing bad.

@Acacius1992

Ай бұрын

Many people overromantizising the Word/meaning of family sadly to this day so extreme

Normally the bullies in Arthur are just comedic relief but in the Pigeon Man episode they were assholes.

@prasetyodwikuncorojati2434

Ай бұрын

No wonder Pigeon Man only trust pigeon but not human, as their only annoyances are fecess and flocks that can hindered movement. But human can hurt in every way imaginable including feeling

@AJPierson

Ай бұрын

Arthur? Don't mean you Arnold?

God. That Hey Arnold Christmas special with Mr. Whin is such a gut punch. To this day, I can not watch this episodes without crying.

@dudotolivier6363

Ай бұрын

This christmas episode is without any doubt THE best episode of the whole series, and even among the best one of all animated series ever !

@user-ly9wr8wj5s

Ай бұрын

Nguyen.

Just someone MENTIONING the Christmas episode makes me cry. That episode meant so much to me as a kid, and even more as an adult. It is one of my all time favorite episodes of any show.

I never realized how deep and profound Hey Arnold was. This all went over my head as a kid.

Out of all the 90’s Nickelodeon cartoon shows, this is hands down my favorite. A rare show where it focuses on characters in a realistic and relatable setting and atmosphere, and for what it is, it’s absolutely fantastic. There is serious or deep topics in this show, but it’s also one of the best examples of a show that may look like a simple kids show, into something way more, especially as time passes by.

@AJPierson

Ай бұрын

Like Recess in a way.

One of those cartoons with suprisingly serious topic episodes...

@GibsMeMunny

Ай бұрын

One of those cartoons that help viewers grow emotionally.

14:36 Pause and read. It's not explicit but it is the lead into something explicit. "Stella was unbelievably beautiful, wearing nothing but a smile."

I really resonated with Helga as a kid, as a younger sister who had a beloved older sister myself, I really understood the shadow an older sibling could cast on you. Especially a "perfect" sister, to this day i'm still estranged from my sister because of it. Unlike Helga where she bullied to vent out her frustrations I was just very quiet.

@ForeverLaxx

Ай бұрын

What bothered me about their dynamic is that they showed the constant stress of being perfect in order to live up to their parents' expectations was ruining her life, eventually resulting in the two of them coming to an understanding and mutual respect... until another episode later where Helga is back to resenting her "perfect" sister and being petty about her again. No idea why they erased that previous growth.

@Acacius1992

Ай бұрын

Same by me just hsving a beloved popular older brother

Wow. I legit did not expect Bob to say that about Arnold... Like that's actually evil

@jaxthewolf4572

Ай бұрын

It's effed up 😡

@AJPierson

Ай бұрын

More like just cruel.

@alexthai5223

Ай бұрын

Thats immediate grounds for a scrap

@nekro_nemesis2667

Ай бұрын

All my homies hate bob lol

@candycane3739

21 күн бұрын

Bob isn't just neglectful, he's verbally abusive as well. I think they didn't show as much as they wanted to with his abusive behavior due to it being a kids' show (hell, they were stretching the limits a bit for their target audience even then.) I can see Bob as a fuel for Miriam's drinking, actually. He always seems focused on his own needs and pays no attention to his wife's needs; she always seems to be serving him (when she's not passed out drunk or hung over) and never the other way around, and I can't help but wonder what goes on behind the scenes. It's a harrowing thought. That aside, I think the portrayal of Helga's broken family dynamic and how it influences her behavior must have helped a lot of kids back then. Kids shows most of the time don't show the dark side of the world, so although cartoons that aren't dark serve a very good purpose, I think the inclusion of Helga's issues with her parents made some kids feel like they're not alone; that these things happen and it's the parents' fault and it's not because they're a "bad kid." They don't try to push any narrative except that most of Helga's problems can be traced to her family's behavior. They pretty much tell it like it is, and I praise the show for its boldness. The episode "Helga On The Couch" is one of my all time favorites with how it *directly* addresses the connection between Helga's behavior and her unstable, unsupportive home life, and though her obsession with Arnold is unusual and unhealthy, I still like that her therapist reminded her that it's okay to feel that way as long as it hurts no one. I do wish we as adults had gotten a follow up episode where her therapist calls CPS on the parents and teaches her healthier ways to cope with her trauma. Helga just made do at the time; Arnold had shown her kindness and that not all people are bad, and though she dealt with her crush in often unhealthy ways I can still see the positive impacts Arnold makes in her life that she would suffer without.

It's so nice to know that there are still people that recognize just how great this show is

Radishes are full of antioxidants that can help decrease the risk of cancer. They also have vitamin C and fiber, which is also good for various reasons. Although replacing chocolate to fill in that void wasn't necessarily the best outcome, it's at least a strong silver metal when you know a bit about radishes.

@crimsondynamo615

Ай бұрын

He’s at least trading junk food that can hurt his teeth with something just a little bit more healthier.

@chadharger9323

Ай бұрын

Still anything in excess, including healthy foods, can be a bad thing.

@woketacha6112

Ай бұрын

@@chadharger9323 righto brother.

@TheGuardianssorrow

Ай бұрын

Doesnt matter if its healthier. To addiction problem wasnt fixed. We are also capable of overdosing on vitamins, which isnt lethal, but really messes with your bodies.

@MASTEROFEVIL

Ай бұрын

Isn't too much of vitamin C bad?

That was a really good synopsis you did on the Helga Christmas story: how she gave so many others a present while getting nothing and still being happy. That was a nice touch.

That "Merry Christmas Arnold" Helga whispers, still gives me chills.

I like to believe that chocolate boy's real name is Charlie. As in Charlie and the chocolate factory I kind of feel like that fits well

@alexconn7473

Ай бұрын

That theory is so freaking crazy that it may as well be true

@crimsondynamo615

19 күн бұрын

Heh, cute.

Even though I know it's an animated show, Arnold deserves a humanitarian award.

@5:13 One thing that really annoys me is how people will tell you to "give your parents a chance" and "they don't seem all that bad", which is always an insulting excuse considering THEY DONT HAVE TO LIVE WITH THEM.

Man, many creators of their own show could have their backstory from tragedies even didn’t talking to someone personally even emotionally. This show is a prime example of good emotional stuff to make us fans crying. 😭 😢

I actually sent in my fan art to Craig Bartlett via Facebook, and it BLEW MY MIND when he replied, having loved my artwork back in 2011. I was a MASSIVE Hey Arnold! fan growing up in the 90's. I couldn't believe he was such a cool dude. So I kept sending him more and asked about the movie about Arnold's parents. He never said anything about the movie, but he loved the community of fans, knowing how patient we had been. I think little by little fans sparked the interest in nickelodeon studios and I can't thank them enough for giving us the ending Arnold and us needed.

I never really watched this show when I was a kid but the Christmas episode still sticks with me. It was really well made.

That thumbnail gives the feels 😭😭😭

Oof. It’s been 28 years and Pigeon Man still lives rent free in my head.

You know when I look back at these episodes I had no idea how heavy these episodes were dealing with poverty, adding to chocolate, alcoholism by Murial, Arnold's parents who does set up of what happened to them of both series and lighter moments plus the Jungle movie where Arnold finds his parents and they comeback.

**Fun fact:** In the "Pigeon Man" episode of *Hey Arnold!*, some fans speculated that the character committed suicide. However, the show's creator, Craig Bartlett, didn't like this interpretation, thinking it was too dark and depressing. Instead, Pigeon Man was intended to make a cameo in the *Hey Arnold!* movie, but this appearance was ultimately canceled.

@oooh19

Ай бұрын

no pigeon man was in the newer movie the jungle movie

The Pigeon Man episode breaks my heart, but the Christmas episode always makes me cry

What an unexpected hit of nostalgia!

Arnold's mom was doing research in the jungle about spiders right before she was killed

This is why I love 90's cartoons, they were irreverent and crude, they didn't mince words when it came to touching sensitive topics or making fun of something, they treated people like intelligent beings.

@chadharger9323

Ай бұрын

Very much described Rocko's Modern Life.

I like the idea of Ms. Perfect on paper. The message of not judging people or making assumptions about them based on the image they present of themselves in public, especially if you think they’re seemingly better than you, is a pretty good one in my opinion that’s held up surprisingly well. In the age of social media where everyone can construct a perfect image of themselves through what they post, it’s easy to look at vloggers or Instagram models and other such online influencers and feel they have a perfect life. When in reality that online image doesn’t tell the full story. You don’t really know these people’s lives or the struggles they might not post about. In that way, I can understand why this episode resonates with some people, given how well it’s message has aged. Though, I defiantly agree the plot twist of Lyla being poor came off a bit forced, and the overall structure of the episode had a more cliche sitcom vibe. The execution could’ve been better.

Car mechanic was supposed to be based off Carl from Sling Blade, a character Billy Bob Thornton played, that talked like that lol

Hey Arnold has plenty of dark and sad moments like about Helga’s childhood, Pigeon Man, Hyunh’s separation from his daughter sorry if I spelled his name wrong, And the ghost bride was genuinely creepy to

Arnold's Christmas still makes me cry today

2:29 Now dance, Rummy! Also it's effed up that Miriam drunk-drives her own child.

The choice of chocolate is pretty subtle but very important choice as the medphor for addiction. Cause it's common that people trying to get off drugs while often shift their addiction to chocolate cause it's seen at not as harmful of a addiction to have.

@alexconn7473

Ай бұрын

Unfortunately even if it's technically a healthier addiction at the end of the day it's still an addiction nonetheless

@Bubbleskittymaster

Ай бұрын

@@alexconn7473 well it can still effect your health for the worst.

A lot of Hey Arnold episodes scared me as a child, I even used to have nightmares about it. In hindsight it's actually almost funny how confused I was about the Christmas episode. I was like 6 and in Eastern Europe, I had no idea what the Vietnam War was or why he would give his daughter to the soldiers and stay behind. It made it even stranger.

When I saw the title of this video I immediately thought of Pigeon Man...then I saw the intro clips rolling and I got hit with a tidal wave of memories and emotions. I had completely forgotten about the Christmas episode, but that little glimpse brought it all back. Such a tragic but very heartwarming and very human episode. Thank you so much for the wonderful trip down memory lane. It's nice to look back on shows you grew up with from time-to-time and appreciate them. Especially one as great as "Hey Arnold".

9:59 By the way Grandpa Phil was voiced by Dan Castelneta the voice of Homer Simpson

Arnold's christmas did hit hard and so relatable and realistic of what happened in the dark part of history plus her mom actually giving helga what she wants was rare however with helga having sympathy she went from thinking of herself to thinking of others thinking of father reunited with his daughter truly was the greatest present he ever received.

Wonderful video! I can't think of anything wrong with this list. The lack of Olga episodes might bother me just a little... they weren't sad in such a direct way ig, but they did make me wish the two sisters could have patched things up. I'm with you on it being my favorite of the day, even with ones as excellent as Rocko's Modern Life as contenders. Hey Arnold wasn't the kinda show that consistently had me laughing all that much, but holy crap the sheer level of feeling & relating to real life type interactions. Nothing else was doing it the way it did back then. I've sometimes wondered how the show would have fared if they had gone with more... normal looking character design. Despite 'em looking weird, while watching the show, the odd looks of them all seem to fall away. That's how good the storytelling & dialogue is in Hey Arnold, for the most part. Sure wish the Jungle Movie hadn't forgot its roots & gave us an almost-parody vibe.

Review Suggestions: - Primal by Gennd Tartakovsky - Invicible season 2 - Happy Tree Friends

Definitely one of the best Nickelodeon shows for a reason❤

Hey Arnold was always one of my favourite programmes to watch on the telly, after school on CITV.

You know it’s a good day when Steve posts 💪🏾🖤

6:31 *Wanky Land* lmao. The fact that this wasn’t based in the UK is hilarious.

I never missed an episode of Hey Arnold. Used to love the show and never stopped. Im definitely making my kids watch it too in the future

This is much better than loud house

@markeyiszra

Ай бұрын

Couldn't agree more.

@perfectcell1157

Ай бұрын

we don't talk about loud house

Pretty sad that arnolds parents left him until we see them in the movie.

6:43 some people call it a Kaiserblade, I call it a slingblade- mmmhhhmmm

even after the jungle movie,parents day and the journal still hurts,but I also love that the jungle movie was the finishing arc

The Christmas one make me cry

Spot on. I love Arnold's Christmas. I watch it every Christmas day. You're right it is the best Christmas special as it points how real it could be. I also like the fact they never made another Christmas episode as nothing could ever top that. Keep up the good work mate!!!

Unfortunately, I never grew up with watching hey Arnold when I was younger, hell my first hey Arnold thing I ever watched was their finale movie back in 2017 and I’ve always had this thought in the back of my mind of trying to watch the series from start to finish, but I was never able to find the time. But after watching this video, I think I might actually give it a shot in watching the entire series.

@whoevertf

Ай бұрын

Do it. Absolutely do it. With headphones & a dark room if you gotta. Tune in for all the details.

This could B considered a sequel or successor 2 your Top 5 Darkest Hey Arnold episodes.🙂

I have never be able to forget about the Arnold's Christmas episode. Made me cry every time it played and by far one the best Christmas episodes of a show I have ever seen.

Some of the best work you’ve ever done on this show, loved this, I saw this in my childhood too

You just made me buy the complete dvd collection haha. This and Doug were my favorite shows growing up

6:51 The mechanic is probably a reference to Karl Childers in Sling Blade which came out around 2 years before this episode

Rumor has is that when you lie about the original draft where the birdman kills himself, it kickstarts your entire review channel.

The Pigeon Man EP is so relatable to me. Humans are prone to judge each other by nature, but animals... they cannot do that. The EP shows you what's like to feel alone ... To feel depressed. You can tell this man has given up on humanity, and rightfully so. We miss a lot of these details as children. The quote, "I understand birds... It's people I don't understand!" So true. We always spend our time trying to understand why other humans do what they do or how can do horrible things. He has a Shinobu complex the idea of disliking humans. Or wanting to separate oneself from other humans.

I'm not crying someone's cutting onions up in here.

Wow, coincidence, I was just watching varies clips of Hey Arnold two days ago. I didn't realize this was a Steve Reviews video when I initially saw it in my recommendations.

I just wanna say this but I really enjoy the way you talk in your videos, its somehow nostalgic and very calming. Love the videos man keep them up!

YAY ANOTHER HEY ARNOLD VIDEO

I really love your reviews and I just love your humor and your avatar, especially the facial expressions 🤣 they're just the best and they make my day!

That specific period of late 90s Nick was real special when it came to hitting you in the feelings, wasn’t it.

Great video as always 👍

I watched it as a kid and somehow didn't pay attention. But when you told me about the story of the daughter and the father, it was so sad and joyful at the same time. In a way, I too fled the war from my country and now I have no idea if I will be able to return, which touches my heart twice as much.

Oh yes...who could ever forget the untold origin of "Radish Boy", "The tale of Marrium's Smoothies !" or "The Mini Misadventures of Mr. And Mrs. Shortman"! Man Arnold hits something awesome unlike many others!

Quality video as always. Keep up the good work 😊

This show went places

I always thought pineapple pizza was recently invented until seeing the Pigeon man episode.

@deniseb.4656

3 күн бұрын

It's from the 50s or 60s lol

good work man.

its been awhile since i stop by to watch a video but now i'm glad to see ya again pal.

Who else think Steve should do an entire video dedicated to Wallace and Gromit the wrong trousers?

The Christmas episode was the first time I ever cried for a show/movie in general. Let alone a cartoon! I definitely would NEVER cry over a cartoon. It was fake. But yet, Hey Arnold, when the daughter came home finally, I had a few tears come out. Hey Arnold was the first show to ever get me to cry over a cartoon/show. Still don't cry over them now as well. But how could you not mention the turtle scene?! Where they rescued the turtle and send him back home! I really liked that one! His grandma was helping him as well! I think this is part of the reason why I love giving around Christmas much more rather than receiving. Don't get me wrong, I am grateful for any gift I get, but I feel more joy when I get the right gifts that I know my family and friends will love. I go ALL OUT on Christmas.

@oooh19

Ай бұрын

money is always a good gift. can't go wrong!

I confess, I knew about this show when I was a kid but I never watched it for some reason. Something about it didn't appeal to me at first glance, but seeing how much wholesomeness and depth I missed out after seeing this video, I should've at least given it a chance. I'm especially intrigued about "Pigeon Man" and "Arthur's Christmas". Guess I'll add this to my to-watch list.

@deniseb.4656

3 күн бұрын

You are the second person on here to write "Arthur" instead of "Arnold" :D

Hey Arnold! was always my favorite show growing up in the 90's early 2000's just because of the raw emotion. And I think everyone on the show I could relate to someone I actually knew in real life. It was just a fantastic show.

I miss when cartoons weren’t just a distraction for kid. They treated them, not as something to entertain, but teach and aren’t as simple as pretty colors.

This cartoon series made me love jazz and lofi. Also everyone who grew up watching this show wanted these type of friends and Arnold's room.

Loved this so soooo much. Early Nick shows were so good. Really made my childhood

There's also the episode where Olga comes home announcing that she's engaged and plans to quit her studies. There are three factors here that make it an Honorable Mention: 1) Miriam in despair tells Olga to "not make the same mistake she did". Miriam has shown in a few episodes how she used to be a pretty cool, level headed person, probably leading a good, successful life, like in the Mother's Day one. She even took over for Bob at the beeper business when he got injured and did a bit too well. (But she quit when she realized she was turning into Bob in a dark way.) But her warning to Olga means she did the exact same thing to marry Bob: She quit her studies and gave up her life to be with him. THIS is why she drinks, and is often seen just apathetic towards life itself. 2) It turns out Olga's fiancée is a complete gold digger and was probably planning on leaving her once he got into Bob's will, or even have a worse scenario than the imagine spot shown. 3) When Helga learns about Olga's fiancée's scheme, she eventually decides Olga doesn't deserve her possible future with that guy. We know their parents are a toxic mess, and that in a way Helga should resent Olga for being the favorite. But Olga is literally the one person in Helga's family to actually care for her. While Helga is too proud to admit she would help her, she's not letting this guy ruin her older sister's life, which is one of the coolest things Helga has done for another character.

I'd like to note that Pigeon Man only said pineapple on pizza was strange, not that he didn't enjoy it.

That Christmas special was truly special.

For some reason, seeing pigeon man fly into the sunset just makes me feel an unexplainable sadness...

What Bob said about Arnold in that scene, that was cold, real cold.

Oh, Steve, you're just the best, ain't ya?! Another fantastic review and commentary, much love from Canada!!! ❤️❤️ Edit: also, pineapple on pizza is dope idc what y'all say

4:31 Miriam was voiced by Kath Soucie who i know her best as Lola Bunny, Princess Sally Acorn and Phil and Lil.

Helga on the Couch is definitely one of my favorite episodes. Hey Arnold knew how to handle serious topics.

He said PineApple on Pizza was Strange, not necessarily saying it's Bad.

You are an amazing reviewer

The Christmas episode always makes me cry at the end

I forgot how much I actually loved this show. Thank you!