The power of recess

 The power of the show Recess. Ultimately, I used to watch this show all the time on Saturday mornings back in the old days. The really old games before it was kicked off in the later 2000s and put on with channel 20, and ultimately it would be something that would be on Saturday, Sunday, and the weekdays, and ultimately a constant presence.

You know, I was thinking about how we had so many different subcultures. To me, the Recess show is a bit like the work of the Wrenchies. I have talked about this work before on the blog, but ultimately, this is a book in a post-apocalyptic future. There are different subgroups and subgenres of people, cliques that hang out basically in an apocalyptic city. Recess is just like that, but in the context of a playground. The show revolves around a group of children who play on the playground and they have all sorts of weird and exciting adventures, and ultimately there was a teacher's pet that would be the enemy of them all. And ultimately, the main dynamic was in the school that put the children in the forefront. To which you gotta understand that when you put teachers in the foreground, like Abbott Elementary, you distance yourself away from all the social groups that appear in a school and dynamically possibly take away the spotlight from the school, not from teachers, but from students. A place where people can cultivate their greater presence of their youth. 

While that show seeks to show children in poverty, it doesn't show that. It just shows conformity. It basically doesn't give much character to the children who appear on the show. There are no constant characters, no constant child characters on the show that actually have any impact in the story. Degrassi is a show that allows people to See a show of even impact on both the teachers and students, but ultimately, Abbott Elementary is the complete opposite. It paints children so bland and performing to a belief of adulthood. I don't think school is like that for people like me, but no, Abbott Elementary is that show, and no one can do it better. It is the imagination. It is the imagination. It's the subcultures. It's the very dreams of children that are what is vital in the story that makes a child connect to it.

A child is not going to connect to Abbott Elementary for two reasons:

1. That's not how school actually is.

2. It only serves as a disconnect to paint the adult, as good all the time it all adults as good when that's not reality at all. 

Probably in my own experiences, there can be very nasty teachers who are bullies. The Recess understands this. Very, very complicated topics covered in Recess.

There's an episode where the fat kid, Mikey, I believe his name, likes his music teacher and it gets her in trouble. And ultimately, that goes to show you how much this show is a masterpiece, in that really, no one can do justice over this show. Billy was a show that welcomed in real life in the eyes of many. Many adults who grew up with the show still connect to the work. The real reason I'm talking about this work is ultimately that in fall 2016, the plan was to make a work like Recess for teenagers. I read a comic and I never got that far.

But after all these years, I have felt confident that the other objectives have been reached to continue to the later objectives. After all this time, you must know that teams versus leeches and various other works are based off of that whole real childhood experience, and just takes it and subverts it a bit to make it into something else. You know, the concept of play becomes something else, a concept that never actually happened in a recent show. 

But ultimately, the play was the mechanism to understand life as you grow older, to understand the world as you change, as you develop, and you learn. Herein is more an element that is of nostalgia, every redefinition of the past To make something new out of it that is different, strange, and maybe perhaps weird. 

Pirate Braynn is an introductory to a different kind of culture that people have tended to ignore and whitewash over and placate themselves that they're actually doing something. They're doing justice to poor people by broadcasting a bunch of tryhards who basically are losers. I don't know what to say otherwise.

In reality, you're not actually doing justice to help poor children by being one single teacher. But Pirate Braynn is an introspection on the past and everything you hold dear and near, using the whole concept of a playground to map out the landscape. Ultimatel what can be garnered is literally togetherness. An unity in youth to aspire to become. Mk Mzodern gets a commission from links.