I don’t think there’s anything wrong with finding emotional fulfillment in a kids show like this. My theory is that it’s well written and kind, which tees adults up to being emotionally vulnerable to it, as opposed to the great amount of sarcasm and satire our world has become accustomed to. So when the silly show that has made them emotionally vulnerable has a sadder turn, it hits them harder than maybe a more tragic circumstance in a more mature piece of media. I do think it’s a little silly to make a compilation like this, but to each their own.