Kids and pop culture franchises

[Electric_Andy]

My son has been really into Pokemon for the last year or so. He doesn't watch many of the cartoon films but likes collecting the cards.

 

[ianrauk]

My son has been really into Pokemon for the last year or so. He doesn't watch many of the cartoon films but likes collecting the cards.

Ian Jnr is obbsessed with Pokemon. And must admit I do enjoy going on Pokemon hunts and raids with him.

 

[Beebo]

Daenerys Targaryen and Jon Snow? Am I right?

I think it’s Dumbledore and Hagrid.

 

[Sharky]

I think it’s Dumbledore and Hagrid.

Lost the text that went with the photo, but it rings a bell - you must be right.
Cheers

 

[Shut Up Legs]

I think it’s Dumbledore and Hagrid.

... or Gandalf and Frodo?

 

[winjim]

Mainly ponies in our house but still lots of Frozen and she's just getting into Pokemon. I've been wondering when to show her Star Wars, but let's face it, they're actually quite shoot films unless you're a 41 year old man with an overactive sense of nostalgia.

 

[C R]

Mainly ponies in our house but still lots of Frozen and she's just getting into Pokemon. I've been wondering when to show her Star Wars, but let's face it, they're actually quite shoot films unless you're a 41 year old man with an overactive sense of nostalgia.

Ours watched Spaceballs first, so they've never been able to take Star Wars seriously.

 

[winjim]

Ours watched Spaceballs first, so they've never been able to take Star Wars seriously.

The trouble with Star Wars is that people take it too seriously.

 

[MontyVeda]

The trouble with Star Wars is that people take it too seriously.

No... that's Star Trek.

 

[steve292]

Or a lot of Pratchett for that matter. I seem to have a lot of his books.

there will be a reckoning.........

 

[C R]

No... that's Star Trek.

I find it is both ...