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Cartoons consist of a large amount of today’s television. Many of today’s cartoons show very similar relationships. Different cartoons encourage different beliefs and appeal to different audiences. Yet most cartoons tie all audiences together by targeting the children with the humorous outline and animation but also target adults with hidden subliminal messages for their amusement. When you go to watch a cartoon you expect humor. You expect to be laughing and to be excited when you favorite character comes on.
There are many different cartoons that appeal to all different age groups. A cartoon called “Pokemon” generally appeals to a younger group of people from ages 5 to 10. The cartoon, “Dragon Ball Z” appeals to a little older group of people ranging from 11 to 17. Then there is the cartoon, “The Simpsons” tha
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Cartoons are a very big part of today’s television. There are the cartoons for the different age groups that let the different viewers feel good about watching themselves. Then there are the cartoons that bring the whole family together allowing the kids to laugh at the humorous gestures and the adults to laugh at the hidden messages. Whatever it is cartoons have a lot to live up to. They have high expectations to amuse their viewers. As long as the viewers are satisfied with the cartoons and keep laughing then the cartoons will last another season.
When turning on the television to watch a cartoon there are many expectations one has of the cartoon. A person watching a cartoon expects to laugh. Something in the cartoon is going to be funny. People watch cartoons to cheer themselves up, to feel better, or just because t
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