The Deeper TRUTH Behind Pelswick

[@JordanFringe94]

Thanks so much for watching! Starting this week, I will be posting videos Monday, Wednesday and Friday! I truly appreciate the support and I hope you all have a great day! What other shows would you like to see covered on the channel?

[@snbsixteen6stars201]

Moville mysteries

[@rangerv1]

Please cover fanboy and chumchum

[@MirageUchiha]

Can you do one on Fillmore please‽ That show was dope! I loved the mysteries & that it had an intelligent black lead.💪🏾

[@do-not-subscribe]

Maybe Recess.

[@maxpaschke2297]

You should review Braceface!!!

[@selfaware7617]

I’ve worked at a retirement and now work at an airport and we only have one rule for disabilities in both. “Do not assume everyone with a disability needs your help. Ask them if you can do anything to help.” I love that. I’ve had handicapped friends and I’ve never brought it up to them. They know that, so just live in the moment with them.

[@skylark.kraken]

I was non-verbal until I was 7 and even then I was very slow with speech by the time I was 10 (some combination of phonological dyslexia and autism. Even now I don't choose to speak unless necessary). People would just assume that I needed help with things because they saw me as "retarded" (I've heard that word be used a few times, including some of my primary school teachers who thought I didn't understand), I wasn't, my cognitive faculties were not only fine but I excelled at things just not language. I remember hating being talked down to and not having the language to tell them to fuck off. Others who understood that I was perfectly capable would have to step in if someone was being patronising to me, otherwise I'd just ignore them and they may still think I was "retarded" but at least they'd think I was enough of a lost cause to not waste their time with me. While a lot of kids didn't want to hang out with me because I never found others to be interesting enough and I'd rather just sit and think. No kid ever called me dumb or tried to be patronising, they viewed me as an equal just knowing that I was likely not going to interact with them much. They understood that I wasn't bored and needed to be interacted with, that I liked sitting alone visibly not doing anything. If they were playing some kind of game that involved running and I joined uninvited it was never an issue even though I was by far the fastest and most nimble and I dominated games of Bulldog. Adults can be such arseholes who enjoy getting off on being better than others, but kids are usually good. A couple weeks back I went to my niece's birthday party and I wear ear defenders because I don't like sounds. One of the guests also wore ear defenders, she sat next to me and we spent the whole party sitting in silence together. Some of the other parents would come up to her and try to interact and get her to participate while talking slowly and using deliberately simple words, and she gradually moved close and closer to me, appreciating that I was an adult that was not going to talk down to her, or force her to do anything, or talk to her at all. However, when kids would come over they would treat her normally and she would gradually move further from me. We only made eye contact once, when she got up to go and smiled at me, but I had looked to her a few times and her face was expressionless. I really like my ear defenders, I just wish that people didn't treat it as if it was something that I wanted to stop. So many people try and get me to take them off and I don't know why other than it might be making them uncomfortable, either explicitly instructing me to take them off or trying to talk to me when I'm obviously blocking sounds.

[@theluigifan1]

Ah, Pelswick was a show I remember from preschool. That theme song stuck with me and I remember Pelswick’s grandma being almost as wild as Arnold’s grandma from Hey Arnold!, honestly.

[@zoidlloyd7736]

Middle 🏫 it was the same year ginger was 2000 or out only her show was longer

[@lilllyeevee6536]

I only remember the god like Angel in a golf cloths when I thought of the show. That’s my only memory

[@zoidlloyd7736]

I know @@lilllyeevee6536 plus he was voiced by David arquette that's right scream n scary movie both good n comedy's but 1 has nudity n a conspiracy.

[@danielray1484]

I member.

[@KingNexusMOCs]

Always liked the aesthetic of this cartoon for having a handicapped kid as the main character. It was unique and well done.

[@Ars-Nova258]

This channel is pretty much a time capsule of my childhood TV memories. Not enough people talk about this strange show, thank you.

[@JordanFringe94]

It’s so much fun to do so, thanks for watching! 😄

[@ELEcomments]

I haven't seen anyone talk about Pelswick lol

[@Ctrees904]

I remember Pelswick. It's pretty cool that his wheelchair seemed more like a style choice than a character trait. It affected the overall plot about as much as the fact that he had a big nose and a red hat.

[@davidlafleche1142]

I wrote a story about a blind girl who thought she had bigger issues than that.

[@beirirangu]

I forget who said it, but I love the joke that basically goes: "I cannot understand why so many people treat paraplegics so differently, they're just a people sitting down!"

[@MythicalPhoenixHeart]

The only person I can think of is Trevor Noah the comedian

[@jillwilliams4656]

I loved “Pelswick!” I was the only kid at my school in a wheelchair, so I felt like no one understood me. I felt like that show was specifically made for me.

[@magnetoonproductions9541]

I know just what Callahan went through. When I was diagnosed with autism, my folks started treating me like I was ashamed of it and began showing me autistic shows and movies to apparently boost my confidence. This happens in an episode where Pelswick’s dad starts dating.

[@wolfbones666]

Would they push your chest up and down so you don't have to use your lungs?

[@magnetoonproductions9541]

They would try to force me to watch shows and movies about autistic kids.

[@dagnytheartist]

Oof. That sounds annoying. And I'm guessing some of it ended up being depressing stuff? Not that your parents would do that on purpose, but it's hard to find media that actually mentions autism that doesn't make it sound like some kind of cancer, especially if it's about autistic kids. Though, on a good note, when my mom was looking for autistic role models, she showed me Daria xD. She's not canonically autistic as far as I know, but I don't care, that was a good show.

[@SES4L]

I remember having a random flashback of this show and appreciating that even though his bully was unbearable, I respected that he treated Pelswick equally as crappy as he would any other kid he was bullying. That thought was both weird and hilarious to me

[@onyxstewart9587]

This is a real blast from the past! I'd totally forgotten about Pelswick but I definitely remember watching it as a kid and enjoying the show.

[@Akursedtime]

As a Canadian, I remember this cartoon so fondly. I thought it was so cool to see him in a wheelchair and my mom a nurse encouraged me to watch it. So seeing John's passion and love for his comics. I'm glad it exists and he deserves more praise.

[@allaninaet2835]

As a kid with CP, I can remember my mom asking "why don't you like this? the main character is like you!" As an adult I realize that I showed dislike of it because I hated myself in some way because I wasn't like other kids and knew I was different. Now that I'm older I look back on the show I can say that many of the jokes towards wheelchairs are extremely relatable like being late because your chair needed charging. Still stings.

[@firepuppies4086]

It was a bit... Presumptuous to assume you'd like it because of the kid being in a similar state, but it seems funny enough, it was one of the shows that may have be been something good to look into... Even if some stuff hits a bit close to home

[@allaninaet2835]

​@firepuppies4086 I know that this reply is way late, but now that I have watched the movie Don’t Worry, He Won't Get Far On Foot I think I have a reply. Looking back, I think my mom just wanted to teach me that others were just like me, but instead of the frustration they could move on in life and make others happy. Something I've learned even before watching the movie is that, it doesn't matter mentally how much money you can make from your art if you love being an artist and want to see people loving your art, you matter as a person and your art makes you happy. I've used this as a drive to not hate myself as a disabled woman and it's definitely a healthier mindset to have than a self pity party. As a child I couldn't see this mindset, as it came with age. Yes I do have Cerebral Palsy, but I'm so much more than that.

[@ofskittlez]

I remember in one episode Pelswick described himself as "permanently seated". I think that's when I realized you can have a disability without necessarily having to live in despair.

[@clarenceandgennymcneil251]

Awesome

[@SuperNuclearUnicorn]

Wow Callahan is a true badass. Like a proper, legit badass. To go through what he did, then work through all that training, and to still have an attitude where he wants to help others who might be in a similar situation is so admirable

[@JoshmanLP]

Wow! I loved Pelswick when I was a kid. I sadly had forgotten about this show until you made a video on it. This video brought back a lot of childhood memories. Thank you for letting me relive all these amazing memories. Keep up with the great work Jordon! ^_^

[@JordanFringe94]

Thanks so much for watching! :D

[@MagicalAuroraDream]

Even though it wasn't my favorite show, I think it's one I definitely admired as a kid. Though blind, not a wheelchair user, it struck me as seriously awesome that there was a show that was actually centered on a kid with a disability living an average, every-day life. I still remember the episode with that puppet weirdo who would not accept Pelswick's puppet unless it had a wheelchair, showcasing the ignorant small-mindedness of some, but approaching the whole situation with some good humor and well-delivered sarcasm. "Fortunately for my mother, I was born without it" being a line I still remember Pelswick saying, referring to his wheelchair.

[@sapphirerabbit14]

I really liked pelswick! But it was one of those shows that literally none of my other friends watched so the only reason I didn't forget about it was because my mom watched it with me and she liked it too lol

[@dezzydream]

i've never seen or heard of this show but the fact that there was a disabled character on tv in that time period where the entire plot wasn't based around his disability is mindblowing. i'm often reduced to my disabilities even if they're invisible and it really sucks because i'm a human being before that. yes, we want our disabilities to be recognized, acknowledged, and accommodated for, but we have personalities and interests and identities outside of being disabled too. even if it made such a small murmur on the network, it's still nice to know that there was at least one main character on a kids show that was disabled and everyone just treated him like a person.

[@SuperMarioFanlox]

This show is so underrated, definitely one of my favorite nicktoons. I recommend everyone watch it.

[@bradyanderson6311]

And it's gonna want a rescue.

[@tomcurl8034]

As a person with autism I often feel that representation of a person such as myself is limited to either emotionally stunted child in an adult body or savant that is so gifted they practically have super powers but at the expense of social skills The autism spectrum is a wonderful beautiful thing and many people on it are vastly different than either of those stereotypes myself included

[@cyboarnetic]

Always enjoy having hidden gems unearthed from the deep recesses of my memory with this channel. Also love the new icon and art for your channel! I loved your old style too but it's all well done.

[@JordanFringe94]

Truly appreciate the support and kind words! :D

[@mr.waffles8739]

Pelswick was such a great show, I always thought it was funny, and loved the animation, had no idea about John Callahan, I'm ganna go watch don't, worry he won't get far on foot, thanks so much for this video :)

[@JordanFringe94]

Thanks so much for watching! :D

[@Zeydarchist]

as a canadian, growing up during these times, seeing this get talked about so thoroughly is absolutely wild. i thought this show was a fever dream! JC's Quads though, that show was my gd jam when i could watch it. loved it and it's raunchier humour so much.

[@MrGamer07100]

Wow. I never sat down and watched, but I actually knew it existed. This is the first time I been reminded of it since all these years. 😅

[@TheLongISLANDGIRLZ]

I remember really liking this show when I was a kid but none of my friends watched it lol. I miss simple raw animation like this.

[@Nunnyahbizhen]

I remember watching Pelswick too. I think the show did achieve what it meant to though the audience may have been small. It showed a child learning to get along in life despite his disability and how he didn't let it hold him back. Any time a challenge was put in front of him I knew he could handle it. That's just how much confidence I found in this character.

[@courtneyhendrix433]

as a kid who used a wheelchair, this show has always been so close to my heart ❤️ thanks for this lovely reminder of how special it was.

[@TheBrez]

According to all known laws of aviation, Fringe should review Big Fat Liar. Fringe, of course, has yet to do so.

[@voiddroid.]

Damn Pelswick brings me back to simpler times..

[@EvaFull]

Thank You for bringing this forgotten show to my attention. Definitely going to be on the lookout now for it.

[@sissysovereign1294]

Oh my god I forgot this show existed until I saw the thumbnail of the main character! Thanks for speaking about this forgotten gem. It means a lot considering my dad is a paraplegic and I rarely ever see positive representation of the walking impaired in cartoons or children's shows.

[@comettamer]

Woah...thanks Jordan, this was a HUGE blast from the past. Never watched Pelswick, but I was most definitely aware of it. Glad it got some coverage here.

[@notmychairnotmyproblem]

The background of this show was so awesome to learn! I had a great uncle who effectively spent most of his adult life in a wheelchair due to an "accidental" police shooting (mistaken identity) in the 60s. He did everything he could to maintain a normal life up until old age. I wish I would have appreciated this series more during it's run.

[@rionaka8835]

*The* moment I remember of the show is them telling ghost stories and Pelswick’s grandmother tells them about a guy that was so hungryA, he ate his own head. Everyone being legit terrified at that cracked me up.

[@ironmaster6496]

Dude i LOVED this show a little kid i even named my Bunny after the main character. something that i really liked about even as a child is that they threated pelswick as a normal kid he was never bullied by that or overcompensated by that he was threated as an avarage kid it wastn a preachy show, and the times it dead preahc it was done in a sincere way like the episode where some teacher wanted pelswick to add a wheelchair to its puppet just becaue he uses one in the present (that one really stucked with me) it was just a comedy and thats great

[@puzzledninja]

I thought I had imagined this show, thank you for the video it was great to learn the story behind this short lived series

[@charliehopkins6568]

Jordan coming in with the DEEP cuts whoo-boy! Thanks for taking me back to such a chill show

[@Cy_Cyborg]

if this show ever aired in Australia, I missed it as a kid, this is my first time hearing about! I wouldn't be surprised though if Nick Australia deemed it "too much". I used to work as part of a school incursion program that focused on disability awareness and the amount of people who told me, a wheelchair user, that simply talking about my exsistance to kids was "too dark" was just mind boggling. As a disabled comic artist myself, I'm glad his work got mainstream attention, however brief it might have been!

[@ITypeStereos]

Nobody I knows remembers this show. Glad to find a video on it!

[@christopheredwards788]

I remember this show. Thanks for bringing back my memories.

[@Kittenfox_55]

That bit at the end with the right issue with Nelvana really reminds me of Ollie's Pack. Nickelodeon produced the pilot (Monster pack) but Nelvana was the production company behind the series.

[@alalahoward1299]

FACTS: Nickelodeon (and its sister channels) does air animation originated from Canada such as Papa Beaver's Storytime, The Busy World of Richard Scarry, Tintin, Little Bear, Franklin, Rupert, Maggie and the Ferocious Beast, Max & Ruby, Kaput & Zosky, Angela Anaconda, 6teen, Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Friends, My Dad the Rock Star, Wayside, Ricky Sprocket: Showbiz Boy, Edgar & Ellen, Mike the Knight, Rocket Monkeys, PAW Patrol, Little Charmers, Mysticons, Rusty Rivets, Top Wing, Abby Hatcher, and Corn and Peg.

[@ramonabailey8197]

Amazingly, I remember this very vaguely!!! Thank you for covering!! Love hearing about the backstories and memories of all these old shows from my childhood!!

[@FirstFallSnow]

Oh god this just brought back a ton of memories. I used to really like it, I thought it was weird and funny, but always HATED how it looked. Even as a kid I knew that Pelswick just existing as a guy in a wheelchair and it not being "a very special episode" thing was unique.

[@amphituber382]

Great video that gave me an interesting creator to look into. Thanks for covering some of these more niche shows, its always neat to see them acknowledged and evaluated. Any intention of covering Making Fiends at some point?

[@JordanFringe94]

Hey thanks so much! And yes, very soon actually! 😄

[@grass_trainer]

Omg! You have unlocked a forgotten memory for me with this drop JF!

[@cierraslowsdown]

WOOOOOOOW!!! I saw the thumbnail and was immediately taken back! It was definitely forgotten by me!! Nice, thanks!

[@darkmask5933]

In my opinion, the underlying quality of this cartoon stems directly from the fact the main character was created by someone in the same demographic. It's like when you can tell a woman was writing a smart female character, Pelswick felt like a character and not a token wheelchair kid.

[@Velocifaptor92]

As someone from the Portland area the pronunciation of Willamette sent shivers done my spine lol. Great video on a cartoon i vaguely remember watching. That intro of all those shows I had forgotten was a trip. Somehow those still lingered in the back of my brain

[@therealseanw.stewart2071]

I very vaguely remember Pelswick, since the show had such a short runtime, it was forgotten pretty quickly, especially so as it's technically not a Nicktoon. But what I do recall of it, it was funny and charming, I'm sure if I went back and saw it today I could appreciate some of its deeper messages noted in this video.

[@bradyanderson6311]

Remain kidding on the middle side, Sean. It's been a canadian original for Nick.

[@50bandzent40]

Im 28 years old, I remember this.. Only reason why this show got any air time because we thought this was gonna be as good as Recess

[@renav.3239]

I missed out on Pelswick but I watched the hell out of Quads when it was on the air (Teletoon, up here in Canada-land) late at nights Even then it was really apparent that the show was made by someone going through life in a wheelchair; the humor was crude and unapologetic but it never painted the characters' disabilities as a thing holding them back. Moreso just a tool for slapstick comedy. Thanks for this awesome look into the work of his that i was unaware of :D

[@albertorodriguez2750]

Wow I actually remember this show but never thought to look it up and it’s just been buried in my head up until now. Thanks dude.

[@dragoon1090]

I remember always seeing the previews for the show but never actually catching it. I saw it later on in life and immediately loved it. It seems like nobody remembers this show though.

[@NoLieIm51]

This just flooded my memories, it truly was a cool show, I feel like I didn’t remember the wheel chair because felt felt so natural. I feel like I don’t see people differently now a days because of this show.

[@ohmyprettygirl]

I remember Pelswick. I was 7 in 2000. Most shows on this channel I remember well but THIS truly was buried into the recesses of my mind bc I forgot all about it until now.

[@bandman7600]

this awakened a deeply buried memory that was next to impossible to Google from the fragments of what i remembered

[@Trent-Girone]

Love the new look, Jordan! My favorite quote from the show, by far is: “You know, if I could ever find Dear Abby’s email address, you’d be out of a job.”

[@lainey6474]

For me, this was a show that I saw on Nicktoons one night when I was 5 years old (in 2000), and I could never find it again no matter how hard I tried, it touched me so deeply just as a young kid.

[@bradyanderson6311]

You mean Nickelodeon.

[@lainey6474]

@@bradyanderson6311 Nope. On our Cable, there were 3 Nickelodeon channels. Nick, Nick2 and Nicktoons. While Nick and Nick2 had regular programming, Nicktoons often showed the shows that didn’t quite make it to regular prime time, like Cornell and Bernie. At night though, they would put on shows like Pelswick

[@KiddFresh41]

I wrote the theme and underscore for this show. It was so much fun.

[@zeelyle2002]

Hey I've been hoping you would cover Pelswick! I mentioned it in the comment section of your pepper ann video and here you are! Awesome content as always Jordan! Thanks for this! Also I'd love to hear your thoughts on Recess and Lloyd in Space! Keep them coming my friend!

[@RotoMarzenia]

I've been trying to remember the name of this show for over a decade. I could never describe it well enough for the youtube algorithm to help me.

[@ahanna76]

Man, I missed out. Aged out too early but it seems like a great show. Especially for those that were disable. The art stylings reminds me of “home movies” on adult swim.

[@jackiecooke1851]

I remember watching Pelswick and a little bit of Quad depending on the time of day. (Quad really went over my head) I remember it for it being the only show(s) that had their protagonist in a wheelchair. And how it was not preachy to those with disabilities made me like it more.

[@TheNijikazegirl]

I loved it back in 2000. I myself have several disabilities and during the time it aired was constantly being given a hard time for my autism. Pelswick was someone I could relate to and I looked forward to it every week. Sadly at the time people just were not ready for a disabled character and there was still prejudices that people weren't ready to take on. I never forgot and Pelswick deserved so much better.

[@fifinostalgia]

I have this vivid memory of being about 3 or 4, sitting in my parent's room, watching this show, and eating one of those now discontinued Philadelphia cheese cake bars. Its one of my earliest memories.

[@bloodless653]

Not sure if I remember the show or if the art style is familiar. But it sounds like a show that could've done a lot of good if it had gotten a longer run. Very incredible story behind the show, thanks for sharing it.

[@Rozdlc]

I loved this show when I was a kid! I think I was put off by the art style at first but found unique and refreshing. Also really liked Pelswick's character and how he was portrayed

[@exnihilo5178]

I actually rewatched this show recently, it's actually so much better than I thought it would

[@McJewelist]

If you planning to do more of those video in the future, had you considered reviewing obscures shows outside of nick or Cartoon Network, like Little Bear, The Forgotten toys, Grizzly Tales for Gruesome Kids, etc. I remember those shows fondly as a kid and I would like to see some youtuber cover these!

[@birdseviltwin]

You really goated on cartoon picks for this channel

[@andyz6306]

I remember having a childhood crush on the title character for a brief time and I for the life of me have no idea why but that's all I can remember of the show.

[@acowan7]

The one episode I remember was about all the kids being obsessed with a Pokemon-like card game and Pelswick hoping for a rare card in a pack. The guardian angel’s lesson was to be patient (Plums…) until the cards became less popular and therefore the price of a pack would go down.

[@elizabethj.4725]

Jordan what show is this at 0:16? I been thinking about it for years but just can’t recall anything 😅🥲

[@manofcarbon883]

I wasn't aware this show existed, but instantly recognized Johns art style and had to take a look. As someone who was only familiar with him for his work on Quads this was an interesting video to watch.

[@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley]

I vaguely remember this show (its name has never left me, though). I'm happy to see it's not been forgotten to time.

[@mmb-ig7iq]

Aww, I like your old face icon. This one blends in with all of the other TV show youtubers.

[@isaiahnaegi645]

I can't help but think of Kipo after watching the 1st 3 minutes. Like Pelswick and his Wheelchair, Kipo was never acknowledged by her Magenta colored skin. People just saw a normal girl

[@SylviaRustyFae]

I have the foggiest memory of having seen this show... Specifically seeing Pelswick with his two friends riding behind him on a skateboard is something that im certain ive seen before but def dont have any idea when i saw it...

[@mathieuleader8601]

I always thought Pelswick's guardian angel was his grandad

[@Friendpersonkid]

Yo! I love forgotten TV shows but im usually the one that remembers all of them. Somehow you found the one show i had actually COMPLETELY forgotten, this fuckin had me pause for a clean minute and breathe. Thank you, holyshit

[@KOBULT92]

Can't believe you didn't mention pelswick's crazy grandma. she was my favorite part of that show.

[@maxc.2411]

Holy fucking shit I completely forgot about this show, this is why I love going through your videos.

[@Robinem]

I remember that cartoon, Nickelodeon UK marketed its debut heavily and showed several episodes back to back… on what may have been the only night they showed it at all. Honestly until a while ago I was wondering if I had imagined the show thing.

[@sined911]

You earned a sub for unlocking parts of my memory I didn't know existed anymore

[@JessHull]

As a kid who was (and still is) in a wheelchair I LOVED Pelswick growing up. I wished it had a longer run with more episodes.

[@tuckernutter]

This was pulled out of the recesses of my forgotten memories

[@dyldar4732]

I remember this show I didn’t know it was made by a fellow Portland native till this video he truly was an icon in Portland and will be missed

[@alalahoward1299]

You guess it's animated in Canada?

[@TheMoggFREE]

the episode I most remember from this show is when Pelswick's family experiences financial problems and the sister was the one supervising everyone in the family to save on electricity.

[@Carelesshilton]

I loved this show and I feel like Nickelodeon tried to gas light me into forgetting it

[@jerrelware7186]

I was a big fan of Pelswick. I thought it was a great show and especially liked the ways in which his disability was not focal point of the show. Your video illuminated alot of things for me. I never knew anything about the creator and learning about him hellped to give greater context to a show I really enjoyed. This was an informative video that allowed me to better understand the person behind the show (which I didn't know was a comic strip) and will allow me to better enjoy the series in th efuture.

[@mr.checkyourself4672]

I was just thinking about this cartoon the other day and today this video drop what a coincidence.

[@JDolla93]

I loved this show back in the day I still think about it all the time! I’m glad you covered it

[@DannyJustiniano]

Thanks for reminding us of this. I almost completely forgot about its existence. :o I don't remember any specific episodes but I must've enjoyed this show somewhat because I do remember watching.

[@eatatjoes6751]

Pelswick's theme gets stuck in my head and I should watch it.

[@the-nina-beans88]

All I remember from this show was the grandma and that one episode where it did that yu gi oh knock off card game

[@anthonygramaglia1268]

What's the name of the cartoon featured at the 45 second mark?

[@mightyfilm]

One of the few Nickelodeon non-Nick Jr. shows that had a brief run on CBS Saturday Mornings. It felt more at home on a network that had a history of Nelvana shows than Nickelodeon. Canadian cartoons have a certain feel to them I can't rightfully describe, and had I cable at the time, I don't think I'd see this as a Nicktoon or a Nickelodeon original. Even when placed in the same CBS line up as All Grown Up, As Told By Ginger, and especially Hey Arnold.

[@17Jroach]

My favorite episode was the one where pelswick was collecting cards and couldn't get the rarest card that later became the most common card at the end of the episode

[@Sorvea]

I loved Pelswick! I love how it didn't victimize him just because he was in a wheelchair. You watch it, and sometimes forget "Oh, this character is in a chair..." He had a personality, and was witty, and funny! I'm sad they didn't go further

[@charlespage-camacho2115]

Well Mrs. Harris, say no more! Because I've got a pitch that would surely give you nostalgia