The Wild Thornberrys

It was like under the radar.

I want to say, does Wild Thornberry count? Yes.

Because the reason why I asked is because she usually, well, she talked through the intro.

No, I'm

I love that kid.

You ever watch the Wild Thornberries?

No.

Oh, it's a beautiful animation.

that an accent or a language?

Sounds like Wild Thornberry.

You've

got to speak English, but it's got to be in an accent.

But now I do.

And, and she also voiced Debbie Thornberry in The Wild Thornberrys cartoon.

[laughs]

Which I watched a little bit of that here and there when I was a kid, uh, back in the day.

You wit- them...

You witness them losing their minds like a feral animal, like [laughs] Donny from The Wild Thornberrys.

Does anybody remember that show? Oh, it's a '90s show.

Google Donny from The Wild Thornberrys and you'll see what I mean.

You know, my daughter, Anna, she hates even a drop of water spilled on her clothes.

It-- She immediately, like it's a guaranteed meltdown, and there's absolutely no power in the universe that can convince her that it's fine, it'll dry in a minute, you can keep your clothes on.

I really like it.

Did you ever see like Wild Thornberrys, like the Mean Girls movie? yeah where she's like doesn't know how to relate to like american kids when she comes to high school that is very much my experience because until high school i'd never like stayed in one place for more than a year that's so wild

that must have been exciting was it scary was it weird was it just i guess you know everything it

was always interesting everyone was always like really nice and stuff like that like occasionally i would like just you know as kids being able to speak the language does not really matter as much because you could just like always go play soccer with other kids and whatnot even if you don't all speak the same language

I liked that.

That show, The Rugrats, The Wild Thornberrys, and the, and Rocket Power were made by the same animator, and all were fantastic shows- They were ... by the way.

They were good.

The '90s is where it's at.