The Powerpuff Girls

“Ouch, Carina, careful with those flaming-hot rods!” said Joan to her best friend, as the petite little woman twisted a long lock of Joan’s hair around the hot tongs. “Don’t whine,” admonished Carina. “Your pin-straight hair needs some curl.” Carina had been at it for over an hour, jamming the tongs into the flames of Joan’s hearth, twisting Joan’s hair around the tongs, fluffing, pinning… it was becoming tiresome. Still, Joan wanted to look as beautiful as possible for Perceval. Tonight, at the

television network KCOP, on Wednesdays at 8:00 PM and 9:00 PM, and follows a group of survivors during the age of the zombie apocalypse. The second show we chose was a children’s cartoon, the Powerpuff Girls, which airs on the television network Boomerang, on weekdays at 12:00 PM and 12:30 PM, and features 3 girls with supernatural powers who are always called up by the mayor to defend the town. Goals of this study include quantifying instances of violence in these selected shows and comparing types

Summary of the Film 1. The contributors to the film are Orson Welles and Herman J. Mankiewicz. Welles is the director and writer, and Mankiewicz is also one of the writers. 2. The main characters are Orson Welles (Charles Kane), Joseph Cotten (Jedediah Leland), and Dorothy Comingore (Susan Alexander Kane). 3. The main source of conflict is Kane trying to hide his affair with Susan from the print media. He does not want the scandal to ruin his chances of becoming governor of New York. Another conflict

messages that are reminiscent of traditional roles. As a response to this article, it would be more than fitting to talk about the one and only kid’s show that managed to appeal to both boys and girls without ruining the word “girls” from its title. The one and only--Powerpuff Girls! The Powerpuff Girls was a new twist of

The media affects children by shortening their attention span drastically. How the media affects children is because of the way the editors edit their works. The media is very fast paced and constantly cutting scenes which shorten children’s attention span. It is harmful to younger children because of how fast paced media produce their content. Dimitri Christakis showed his audience a twenty second clip of the educational program, Little Einstein. In the twenty second clip, there were seven changes

of them were boy dolls, while eighty-eight percent were on girl doll figures. And even though the “Curvy Barbie’s” were on that display wall they were poorly unrepresented. Most Barbie’s are the prime example of what the gender role of a women is supposed to look like. To be feminine, skinny, pretty, and flawless, gives these young girls an image that to be perfect you have to look like a Barbie. Playing with Barbie’s also teach young girls communication skills and could possibly help with language

Trump’s face was on Blossom’s body from powerpuff girls. The family was in no mood to fight because it could reach 5,500 degrees celsius in the outer core. Power Trump girl talks and says,” Where do you think your going?” “To the surface sir!” said Cadable “Maybe if you get past me!” “MUAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!” All of a sudden a huge 6 feet thick metal wall slowly arises. “Once I defeat you I will teleport this wall to the surface!” immediately Power Trump girl shoots a fireball at Aleese and Shirley blocks

Television has changed though years and years of researching and now all those have paid off but no one actually could understand what the trouble of the old TV’s were like. Back when Tv’s were rare and very expensive they were extremely popular for the rich because usually they were the only ones who could afford these sets. In the 1930’s Tv’s were large sets and were usually around 12 inches and costed about $300 to $400 dollars per set. Now we have smaller sets with much larger screens and they

villain Camille Leon, who is depicted as a spoiled, shallow and materialistic ‘Valley Girl’ stereotype. All of these villains are represented as having unfavourable attributes that have been unfairly ascribed to women, or attributes that are considered ‘undesirable’ in a woman– dishonest, deceitful, fake,

I grew up in Anaheim, California dreaming about being an astronaut, a store clerk, a Powerpuff Girl, and an actress. Unfortunately, none of those dreams ever made it past a few months before I decided I wanted to do something else. When I was in high school, I was introduced into the world of theatre. Being a part of the theatre company at my high school allowed me to explore a world that allows everyone to express their creativity. If it wasn’t for my first theatre class I would’ve never found my