For those of you who have kids, or are pretty frequently surrounded by them...

Some really great and awesome choices already mentioned. Just based on the stuff (that isn’t YouTube related) that my kids consume, I absolutely agree Bluey is gonna hold up and still remain classic a decade or two from now.

Someone mentioned the Mickey Mouse shorts and to me, that’s a testament to just the character itself being timeless and classic. And yes, they are fantastically done.

This is gonna sound oddly specific or out there. But much like a lot of older Disney Channel original movies (High School Musical, Cheetah Girls) and series(Lizzie McGuire) remain classics to their generations, I think the Zombies movies are gonna be those. At least these first four. That franchise was not on my radar when it first came out back in 2018. But it was during the pandemic when Zombies 2 came out and my kids became addicted to it. It’s now a big part of our kids lives and regular viewing/listening as wel. But outside of our family, that franchise has a huge following. In the end, it’s really a timeless story of boy meets girl/beauty and the beast to the backdrop of some really catchy and well made music.

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MonstersMamaX2@reddit

I just took my daughter to the Descendants/Zombies World Tour. My head regretted it the next day but honestly, it was so well done. They did songs from all 4 movies from both franchises. It was a fun night.

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Shabbadoo1015@reddit

My kids were begging us to go to the Boston show. I wish we could have sprung for it. We’re fans of Descendants as well. I bet it was really fun. From all the clips we’ve seen, they look like they’re (the stars of both franchises) really look like they’re having fun too.

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justonemom14@reddit

Backyardigans

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wowwolfwow@reddit

So good!

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BrattyTwilis@reddit

My kids are into Lego and Minecraft , so at least one things from my childhood is still around

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NorraVavare@reddit

My kid too. Although hes also really fond of roblox.

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SidFinch99@reddit

Bluey as far as TV shows

Frozen basically already is as far as movies goes

Depending on the age of the kid, Stranger Things.

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garden__gate@reddit

Based on the little kids I know: Bluey.

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jonthecpa@reddit

Bluey is just good TV. It deserves to stick around.

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garden__gate@reddit

It’s so good!

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tMoneyMoney@reddit

I’ll admit, there was an episode that made me tear up because it was geared toward parents and so emotionally good.

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Camsmuscle@reddit

The baby race is the one that always sticks with me as my child is developmentally delayed.

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jonthecpa@reddit

It’s all geared towards parents, really. Bandit is dadgoals.

The Sign came out when I was mulling a new job offer and it gutted me.

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Novel_Towel6125@reddit

Seriously. The kids still love it because it's well-animated and has some good slapstick moments, but it's clear the show's not really for them. It's 100% for us.

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jiyoungle@reddit

The Sign makes me really emotional. My kids also get really teary eyed from it. They don't fully understand everything about the episode but when the music is swelling and Bandit gets that phone call, it's just a perfectly executed scene.

Following up that episode with a short and sweet one about the cycle of life and grandchildren is the cherry on top.

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WhoDatNinja30@reddit

Just one?

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firesticks@reddit

Yeah I have about five off the top of my head.

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-Disagreeable-@reddit

Tear up? Goodness. There are episodes that have made me weep. Just an incredible show. Love it.

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jacksonmills@reddit

I feel like it almost always makes me emotional, Bluey sucker punches you with the feels sometimes

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Usual-Role-9084@reddit

Bluey is fantastic. I can’t tell you how many times I’ll be watching with my kid, then he gets up and starts doing something else and all of a sudden I realize I’ve been sitting there watching Bluey by myself for the past hour lol.

Also worth mentioning that my son was speech delayed. And when he finally started talking….he had an Australian accent 🤣

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geekgirlwww@reddit

I was getting Bluey clips on my algorithm and they had one where the Dad had to pretend to be a mom in labor and then they call the neighbor over to pretend to be the doctor.

I sent it to a friend who’s a Dad with “what is this show”….i get back “greatest show of all time”

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jonthecpa@reddit

I found out about Bluey before my first son was born and watched it in anticipation.

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FuckYouChristmas@reddit

The hungover episode is hilarious!

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Careful-Use-4913@reddit

Ok y’all, I’m 46, my kids range in age from 19-2, and I’ve never seen Bluey. I guess I’m going to have to watch it now.

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bikeonychus@reddit

My kid has been watching Bluey since it came out - she's 8 now, still watches it almost exclusively. Refuses to watch anything else.

I would say Bluey is this generation's Peppa Pig, but it feels like an insult to Bluey.

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Quackoverride@reddit

Some of the kids in my 9 year old’s class insist Bluey is for babies. Kiddo and every single one of their friends - girls and boys - who come over for play dates would disagree.

They may be too old for Bluey T-shirts, but every single one of them loves watching it.

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geekgirlwww@reddit

My friends son is 7 and still loves Paw Patrol. Which is super sweet and I hope he doesn’t get bullied for it. What sucked is even as a preschooler it was hard finding him Paw Patrol clothes because this kids been off the charts for height since he was a baby.

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tMoneyMoney@reddit

Peppa Pig is solid, but the writing isn’t as smart and it doesn’t have as much heart as Bluey.

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bikeonychus@reddit

To be fair, I'm just still mad at the Peppa Pig story where Mummy Pig was goaded by a fairground worker and 100% took the bait. Chilli would NEVER.

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JollyJeanGiant83@reddit

It's their Mr Rogers.

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pixelpheasant@reddit

YES!! Bluey is filling the shoes Fred Rogers left behind. It's been a few decades gap, nothing else comes close.

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garden__gate@reddit

Yes!

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msheehan418@reddit

Blues clues maybe? I watched that when it came out and I was like 15

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geekgirlwww@reddit

In 20 years I’m going to be at a bar and the DJ is going to drop the Bluey theme and the young people are going to lose their shit

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LoudAndCuddly@reddit

It’s a bit heavy on the men bashing for me personally. I wouldn’t let my sons watch it. The dad is portrayed as a bumbling idiot while mum is super woman who can do no wrong…. Bad messaging

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WheelLeast1873@reddit

Lol are you even watching the same show?

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Excellent-Goal4763@reddit

This dynamic can be found in loads of other shows, Bluey has tinges of it. Honestly, it’s a show about good parenting that adults can relate to and kids like to watch.

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garden__gate@reddit

He’s a great dad. This is such an odd take.

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WheelLeast1873@reddit

Bluey is fucking amazing.

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alien-1001@reddit

Bluey is awesome and bandit is an amazing dad.

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Wukash_of_the_South@reddit

Last week we were teaching 4th graders about seasons and how the Northern hemisphere and Southern hemisphere have opposite seasons.

Blanks stares all around..

Alright y'all, you remember the Christmas Swim episode of Bluey? It was Christmas, it was December, but they were celebrating by the pool because in December it's summer there!

💡

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MotherofaPickle@reddit

This was the first thing I thought of. Bluey will never die.

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Peanut083@reddit

My all-time favourite episode of Bluey is ‘Shaun’. Purely for this gem:

“He’s chasing the bin chicken!”

Gets me every time. 🤣

As an Australian, I have a weird fascination with bin chickens. Like, I know they look weird and the fact they sift through garbage looking for food is gross, but I’m also in awe of the behavioural adaptation in response to habitat loss. Also, they vocalise by honking. It sounds so messed up, but I like it all the same.

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Jerkrollatex@reddit

Yep. Bluey is big. It's watchable and even entertaining for adults too. The parents are definitely all one of us. It's very clear that people our age are in the writers room.

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Elevenyearstoomany@reddit

Bluey is literally the best! I don’t know anyone who doesn’t like it!

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1minimalist@reddit

Literally on in my house rn. I don’t even mind it!

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MonstersMamaX2@reddit

As a teacher to middle schoolers and the parent to a high schooler, Bluey is universally loved.

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garden__gate@reddit

That’s wonderful!

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nostyleguide@reddit

As an adult, I think Bluey is one of my top ten TV shows ever.

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Apprehensive-Ad4244@reddit

Any and all Julia Donaldson books

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ChalkSmartboard@reddit

Minecraft, Dog Man, & Wimpy Kid

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stilettopanda@reddit

Out of the Disney movies, Frozen and Moana.

Shrek and How to Train Your Dragon out of the animated non Disney movies. The fucking Minions.

Stranger Things was a phenomenon. Possibly Wednesday but time will tell.

Books- most of what I would have suggested has already been mentioned by others.

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m8remotion@reddit

Skibidi toilet...Because I hear this from my kid and her friends all the time. Don't know what it is.

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Careful-Use-4913@reddit

OMG I hope not. It’s awful.

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Chemical_Shallot_575@reddit

Remember Max Headroom? Think of a bunch of Max Headrooms wearing toilets around their necks and fighting wars in a dystopia and brutal video game setting.

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Squidflex@reddit

Hopefully skibidi will be less timeless than Max Headroom...

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ReggaeForPresident@reddit

It will be unstoppable if Michael Bay's movie is good. I want an origin story of he the toilet creatures came to be.

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m8remotion@reddit

Bay is a fitting director for a movie with toilet in the title.

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Adventurous_Pin_344@reddit

Mo Willems books - both The Elephant and Piggie series and the Pigeon series are GREAT!!

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Careful-Use-4913@reddit

Amen. He is as good as Seuss or Arnold Lobel, IMO!

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toasterb@reddit

That man is prolific and amazing.

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Adventurous_Pin_344@reddit

Yes!!

My kid is now onto chapter books, but the other thing about Elephant and Piggie is that they are SO GOOD for new readers!!

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Careless_Lion_3817@reddit

Into and Across the Spider-verse movies

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_Internet_Hugs_@reddit

Bluey and Phineas and Ferb. And definitely Minecraft.

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tMoneyMoney@reddit

Paw Patrol will be remembered, probably mostly for its preposterous storylines.

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Sweet_Deeznuts@reddit

Hey now, Puplantis is a perfectly cromulent storyline!

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tMoneyMoney@reddit

Lol, the entire premise is ridiculous. A patrol of dogs that need expensive gadgets to be 1/10 as qualified as an average human responding to emergencies.

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visssara@reddit

Phineas and Ferb, Wings of Fire, Avatar the Last Air Bender, Pokemon, Minecraft, Fortnite, online Chess, MarioKart

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Sudden_Abroad_9153@reddit

Mom & teacher, surrounded by kids 7-18 years old daily 😅 Naruto. Minecraft. Roblox. Diary of a Wimpy Kid. DogMan. Bluey. Things that have been around forever & will continue to be: Pokémon & Hello Kitty.

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qtjedigrl@reddit

Idk, Minecraft has already been around for more than 15 years. I see it sticking around

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Sudden_Abroad_9153@reddit

Yes, I agree! I think all of the things I listed will be classics, I just meant to point out that the last 2 already are. Sorry if it was confusing!

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qtjedigrl@reddit

I misread!

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EmmerdoesNOTrepme@reddit

The only thing i'm not seeing listed so far, is Paw Patrol, for the little ones!

They're kind of this generation of kids' Care Bears.

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fidgetypenguin123@reddit

That's true. It will be interesting to see the lasting impression of it long-term. My kid is now 15 but when he was little it was huge for him and it seems huge for a lot of little kids now too.

What keeps things going to different generations seems to be never stopping the brand so to speak. Care Bears were huge when we were kids but then new shows and books and toys of theirs has still been made since so it's been huge to new generations. That's what really keeps things going with each generation. Probably why other shows we knew as kids that stayed back then (ie He-man, Gummi Bears, etc) are only known to us mostly and now it's just a nostalgia thing for us. If the shows that are popular to kids now keep having different variations continuing into the future they'll still be popular going forward, otherwise it will just be nostalgia for this generation.

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justonemom14@reddit

I agree, Care Bears is still going. My 18 year old kid wears a Care Bear t-shirt up the time.

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scotttydosentknow@reddit

My kid is 6 and loves Pokémon also strangely enough Godzilla

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fidgetypenguin123@reddit

Agree with that all as a parent of a now teen and also someone with nieces that are little.

In fact my niece just showed me a new Hello Kitty thing she got the other day and I couldn't help but think about how when I was her age (almost 40 yrs ago now, yikes) I was reading and watching Hello Kitty as well then, and had a stuffie of her. And then of course things like Mickey Mouse and all the classic Disney characters that were a part of our lives like they were to our parents when they were little and now the kids of today. Some things are just timeless.

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jedi-in-jeans@reddit

For books: Little Blue Truck

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AlDef@reddit

My 13 rd old loves King of the Hill

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DontBuyAHorse@reddit

My kids are 8 and 12. Bluey for sure. My eldest is already kind of nostalgic about DanTDM on YouTube. I think there will be a number of YouTubers who will be remembered favorably (for better or worse). Miss Rachel for sure, for the very young ones now.

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jacksonmills@reddit

Adventure Time, my daughter is already obsessed

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Moofabulousss@reddit

My 7 year old loves the food chain episode (one of the guest artist ones) and any episode with lemongrab.

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needmoregatos@reddit

Based on how this past month has been for me living with an 8 yo, I'm going to say K-pop Demon Hunters will be remembered by this generation.

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Moofabulousss@reddit

Gosh my child is absolutely obsessed with KPDH.

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Fairisolde@reddit

The real question is, will it still be available when they are grown? Netflix doesn’t have a great history when it comes to preserving digital media.

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akchahal@reddit

It's become a tent pole franchise. Absolutely it'll be available.

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Shabbadoo1015@reddit

How could I forget that. I finally watched the whole thing through the other day when I took my youngest daughter to see it in a theater. It’s really a surprisingly fun movie with a really great message . The music is catchy as all hell.

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lickmybrian@reddit

My kids are grown up at this point, im quietly waiting for grandkids

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GDRaptorFan@reddit

Mars the Pygmy hippo in Kansas? Merv the talking cat?

Seriously though, younger kids consume media so differently. They don’t watch shows they watch shorts. A full movie is a thing of the past basically.

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BeezeWax83@reddit

Timeless

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monkabee@reddit

Those eggs sure do quiver. The lace doily and personal mini salt shaker have lived rent-free in my head since I was 4 years old, so fancy! I love this book so much. I wish my kids did!

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MotherofaPickle@reddit

Totally forgot about this book.

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sjd208@reddit

“Do you want to be careful or do you want to be friends?”

I think of this at least a couple times a month. From A Bargain for Frances.

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Longjumping-Air1489@reddit

Phineas and Ferb. It’s already a classic.

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hwhal2@reddit

My kids are 18 and 15 and we will still watch some Phineas and Ferb

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StephInTheLaw@reddit

I love Phineas and Ferb. My kids like it too but I was the one suggesting it when they were younger.

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mom_bombadill@reddit

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stargarnet79@reddit

One of my girlfriends with 4 kids loves this show.

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2Twice@reddit

What about the other girlfriends' kids?

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stucking__foned@reddit

Fairly odd parents too

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yourenotwrong-Walter@reddit

Deservedly so. My little loved P & F and I agree.

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doorman666@reddit

Bluey will likely be timeless. Amazing World of Gumball too.

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Colonial13@reddit

Someone beat me too it, but for little, little ones, 100% Bluey. I thought Ms Rachel was toddler crack but Bluey is on a whole other level. Mark my words, in 18-22 years there is going to be a noticeable uptick in young American tourists visiting Australia

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tMoneyMoney@reddit

Ms. Rachel is cute but it’s really just mindless toddler in the same vein as Cocomelon and those other earworm singalong shows. Bluey is definitely more of a sophisticated timeless classic.

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MotherofaPickle@reddit

My sisters insist Ms Rachel is a witch (in a good way). My kids never cared about her, so I lost only a few brain cells trying to get them into her.

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blacktrufflesheep@reddit

Steven Universe

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icanmakepopcorn@reddit

Roblox - they do so many different things on it. They play games with each other in person and unknown persons online all at the same time. They learned the fine art of the bargain and how to avoid being scammed playing 'Adopt Me'

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Equivalent-Mousse-93@reddit

I love this question! I think it’s all so different now due to all the ways available to consume media. We had TVs with limited channels. That being said Roblox and Minecraft are super consuming over at my house.

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ReiperXHC@reddit

Roblox

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EssentialOilsFor7@reddit

Minecraft. My 23 year old daughter STILL loves Minecraft as much as my 13 year old does.

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shakesgrrl42@reddit

Moana and Frozen. My nieces are OBSESSED.

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Le_Sadie@reddit

I feel like we're more likely to see games become longer lasting - my kid and none of his friends are super interested in music or movies but they game constantly. Minecraft and Terreria for sure, Roblox, games they've been playing since they were kids and are still playing.

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mom_bombadill@reddit

Well similarly, I spent countless hours as a kid playing Super Mario and Legend of Zelda and it’s actually been so wonderful watching my kids fall in love with those characters, 35+ years later. Timeless.

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yourenotwrong-Walter@reddit

I think Gravity Falls belongs in this conversation

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mom_bombadill@reddit

I’m 47 and only discovered Gravity Falls maybe 8 years ago and it’s taken its place as one of my favorite shows of all time. Of any genre.

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Jerkrollatex@reddit

Disney channel animation has been killing it for a while. Gravity Falls, The Owl House, Amphibia ( my kid named the cats after that show). Big City Greens, Zombies the animated series, The Ghost and Molly McGee. All in heavy rotation with the kids I know.

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pandorumriver24@reddit

My 12 year old absolutely loves this show.

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thoughtfractals85@reddit

I absolutely think Gravity Falls will maintain. A cult following atthevery least. It's top notch.

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Snow_Crash_Bandicoot@reddit

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Good-Natural930@reddit

The Wings of Fire and Warrior book series seem to be very popular in my kid’s corner of the universe (8-10 year olds)

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greenmky@reddit

My oldest especially loved these.

She's 19 now and in college.

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Jayrandomer@reddit

Yeah my daughter has raced through the Wings of Fire series and we’re at the “visiting the bookstore when a new one is released” stage.

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Polybrene@reddit

WoF for sure. My kids have been into them for years. I've had to read the graphic novels multiple times and the full novel series twice. Dragons in general are wildly popular with my kids peer group.

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unlovelyladybartleby@reddit

I agree. And you see a lot of people on the suggest a book subs recommending these as "my favourite when I was a kid" so I think they've already spanned a generation.

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ruiner9@reddit

Minecraft. Roblox. Undertale. Taylor Swift. Marvel movies. SpongeBob SquarePants.

I have teenagers, so my submissions may be a little bit ahead of those with younger kids.

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Optimistiqueone@reddit

Minecraft Forte night

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Financial-Essay-3375@reddit

The Harry Potter universe for sure.

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djsynrgy@reddit

Eh, it falls more out of favor the more Rowling shows her ass. I just saw a couple days ago, that the real-world Quidditch league has removed "Quidditch" from its name, to avoid direct association, so we've officially reached that stage. 😆

And it's really starting to feel like HBO/MAX has been purposely stalling production on the TV series. It's currently slated for 2027; I'm not holding my breath.

The kids in my orbit aren't showing much interest, but YMMV. 🤷🏼‍♂️

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IpeeInclosets@reddit

I know it's an early call, but I feel like kpop demon hunters has awoken something inside this generations zeitgeist

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Polybrene@reddit

I guess I need to watch it because everyone from my kids and friends to my work colleagues are talking about it.

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IpeeInclosets@reddit

Get it done done done

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Polybrene@reddit

But I hatevmusicals 😭 It just has no appeal to me at all.

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cheltsie@reddit

I agree. I don't know that this movie specifically will be the one to hold up, but I do think it will be a catalyst movie at the very least. If follow-ups are strong, then this will rise.

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Intelligent_Pass2540@reddit

Blippi! My son has autism and Blippi has helped him with his social skills just as much if not more than all the ABA, OT and Speech hes been in for years. If he is nervous or curious about a new experience we look up a Blippi video first and thank goodness Blippi has done almost everything.

He may annoy me but if my kiddo whom I treasure loves it then Im all for it.

We still have a lot of classics that hw loves though. All the vintage Charlie Brown cartoons and books from the 60s and 70s are big hits at my house. Goodnight Moon and Sylvanian Families/Calico Critters to play with are also faves.

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doctor48@reddit

Bluey and ninjago

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BlackieDad@reddit

The Mickey Mouse shorts on Disney+ are phenomenal and certainly feel timeless to us here. We all love them and they’re endlessly rewatchable.

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laurenishere@reddit

Rarely a day goes by in my house where Potatoland is not quoted.

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BlackieDad@reddit

“I saluted you!”

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TheDevil-YouKnow@reddit

Miss Rachel will be the Mr. Rogers of my daughters lives. Hands down, that lady, short of turning out to be a serial killer, will be remembered for the rest of their days.

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Polybrene@reddit

The Wings of Fire series. My kids and their friends are all OBSESSED.

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HottKarl79@reddit

Today's media and popular culture doesn't really have space for "timeless" anything. The very nature of it all is, like, I don't know, transitive. Everything just kind of appears, disappears, and is almost never held onto by any more than very few people for any length of time. I don't think we will even think in terms like that in a few years time.

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butterbeanscafe@reddit

The wild robot

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djsynrgy@reddit

They're each very different, but both the book and film are wonderful. Our 9YO very much approves.

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akchahal@reddit

Bluey and Kpop Demon Hunters.

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OutlawJuicyWhales@reddit

Over The Garden Wall. An absolutely amazing animated series that's fun for kids as well as adults. We watch it every year.

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ixquic9@reddit

I’m a mother and a teacher and the books out there about consent/body boundaries are AMAZING. Definitely a conversation that needed to be had and I hope it sticks around. Apps like Calm and Headspace have meditations for kids that help with emotional regulation.

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CaptZombieHero@reddit

Mo Willems books are classic books

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Jr5309@reddit

My kids are older (18 & 15) and I feel like some of there kid stuff is already culture: Dora the Explorer has a feature film, Yo Gabba Gabba is playing festivals, and Steve from Blue’s Clues is like a mental health influencer or something.

My 15 yo said he felt nostalgic watching SpongeBob, but I feel like SBSP has been culture for 20 years now.

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AdDense7020@reddit

Bluey, Paw Patrol, K-Pop Demon Hunters, Ms. Rachael, and Pokémon-off the top of my head. I’m a preschool teacher and these are the things the kids are talking about every day.

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fidgetypenguin123@reddit

Since you mentioned kids of all ages I think things like Minecraft Roblox and Fortnite are on that list. They've been popular for a long time now and still are huge in the life of the now teens that have been playing it since they were younger. And even those in their 20s now so pretty much all of Gen Z and now into Alpha.

I think all the animated series others have mentioned could be as well, but it will be interesting to see if those shows stand the test of time and transcend generations such as Mickey Mouse or Care Bears or Hello Kitty or Sesame Street or if they'll end up being just nostalgia classics to them that only their generation (give or take a bit) will remember. We watched lots of kids shows growing up but some ended and that was it so we only have our memories and experiences as kids that watched them. And then some never really ended with all the new iterations of those shows made over the years that our kids watch now. Curious to see what will happen with the animated shows now like Paw Patrol, Bluey, etc, if they stop and will just be memories and nostalgia for these kids in the future or they continue and will live on through future generations.

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TheMadDaddy@reddit

Catpuccino

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Hippadoppaloppa@reddit

Heartstopper for the Zalphas I reckon.

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FortWorthTexasLady@reddit

Bluey. For real, for real.

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OG1999x@reddit

Ms. Rachel, for sure.

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mstermind@reddit

Minecraft will probably be that game kids will play in various iterations decades from now. There's an infinite amount of things to occupy yourself with.

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smooth_grooves@reddit

Seems so strange having grown up in the era of jumping from one owned video game to the next multiple times per year, renting many others and playing even more at the arcade.

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stealthylizard@reddit

That’s steam today.

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mstermind@reddit

I grew up with the Commodore 64, where every game was a magical portal to something worth learning to play. Today it's just so very different.

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stealthylizard@reddit

I definitely feel like Minecraft is this generations super Mario.

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Correct-Body9590@reddit

My kid plays Roblox like I play The Sims

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ExampleMysterious870@reddit

Paw Patrol is boring AF so hopefully not that.

We don’t really watch a lot of big media things right now. My almost 4yo daughter loves stupid meme things like Italian Brainrot and Sprunki.

She also loves little cartoon shorts channels like Dr. Barry Tiger or these goofy cartoon skeletons. And she’ll watch videos of other people playing with toys.

I feel like Gen alpha will have far fewer shared pop culture memories due to the proliferation of independent media.

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FoppyDidNothingWrong@reddit

Minecraft, Mario, Sonic, Dogman, and a slew of Youtube channels depending upon their interests. When a real Alpha reddit exists they will talk about youtube channels and youtubers like we talk about musicians and tv shows.

I'm surprised how quickly Baby Shark came and went. Who knows if that will be remembered.

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Vargen_HK@reddit

Once you get over the fact that it's now a puppet show instead of a show with some puppets in it, Sesame Street continues to do good work.

Streaming seems to have changed things. My 4 year old has taken a liking to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles... but she's bouncing back and forth between the 1987 and 2012 versions. She's also binging Mickey Mouse Club House from 2006. And also the new episodes that came out just recently... I guess she wasn't the only one watching the show.

(Oh, and put me down for another vote for Bluey).

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