To the previous reviewer: No the Funshine clown was not creepy; and yes; to answer your question it IS just you. The Funshine clown was wonderful, whimsical, and magical. Why is it so in vouge to say, "Oh wasn't that old cartoon character creepy?" Or better yet, "They must have been on drugs when they drew that cartoon character." Etcetera, etcetera...blah, blah blah. It's sooo tiresome. I remember this series of ABC toons and I loved them all!

I have not viewed the DVD itself though, but when I do I will draft another review. I'm just writing in defense of the Funshine bumpers. Ha, ha, ha!

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