In short, yes, and why shouldn I? A good series is a good series, no matter how young or old you are, especially when it holds personal or nostalgic significance to the viewer.
“G-rated” animated movies and TV shows are often marketed to children for the simple fact that it is the only way for them to be commercially viable in the marketplace. Target audience marketing, however, is not usually intended to be restrictive. I realize that we, especially in America, have a certain way of looking at these things: We tend to insist that entertainment is created either specifically for children, or specifically for adults. If it doesn’t have cursing, sex, and/or graphic violence in it, than it’s considered “kiddy” by a large segment of the public. Sometimes all it takes is for series to be animated for it to be written off immediately. This all too familiar attitude causes many older children and young adolescents (particularly middle school to high school age) to want to have nothing to do with anything that might be perceived by their peers as being targeted at a slightly younger audience. For some kids, this desire to be seen as older or less childish involves ve
