“Helping Friends and Family!”
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The quality of CHIP AND POTATO is excellent, and the animation is great and entertaining. Each episode features vibrant colors and dynamic characters that jump out of the screen. The series tells engaging stories about everyday life lessons. Because of these Christ-centered values, it’s appropriate for children of all ages. MOVIEGUIDE® recommends that children aged two and under have no screen time, while preschoolers aged three to five should have extremely limited and monitored screen time. Parental discretion is advised.
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Strong Biblical and Christian worldview, stressing the importance of family, forgiveness, and helping others. There is even an instance in the first episode where they talk about Grandma’s wedding.;
No foul language. However, there are instances where characters replace words. For example, in episode one, Grandma says “I puggy love it.” ;
In the episode Chip and Nico’s Fun Day,” Chip falls while jumping on a trampoline and hurts her tail. In the episode “Chip is Sorry/Grandma and Gordie’s Taqueria,”, Chip jumps over a gate and falls twice and is injured;
No sex. Instance when friends hug. There’s an instance when Chip kisses Potato;
No Nudity. There are instances where Mr. and Mrs. Flamingo wear bathing suits in FLINGO’S SHOW. Chip also wears a bathing suit;
No alcohol use;
No smoking or drugs; and,
Chip has a pet/friend mouse named Potato that she keeps secret from everyone except a few select friends. In the episode “Bridespup Chip”, Potato takes a toy car and uses it without paying. He does put it back. In the episode “Chip and Nico’s Fun Day”, Chip ignores the trampoline rules given to them. In the episode “Boo-Bam’s School Visit”, Howie takes Nico’s toy, Boo-Bam, and throws him in a net.
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The quality of CHIP AND POTATO is excellent, and the animation is great and entertaining. Each episode features vibrant colors and dynamic characters that jump out of the screen. The series tells engaging stories about everyday life lessons. Because of these Christ-centered values, it’s appropriate for children of all ages. MOVIEGUIDE® recommends that children aged two and under have no screen time, while preschoolers aged three to five should have extremely limited and monitored screen time. Parental discretion is advised.
The first episode, “Bridespup Chip/Chip and Nico’s Fun Day,” starts with Chip, her brother, and her mother going to the store. They meet up with their grandma, who is picking out a wedding dress for her wedding. Chip’s Gram asks Chip, Chip’s brother, and Chip’s cousin to be her “bridespups.” She asks them to choose a color for the wedding. They test out loads of colors but can’t agree on one. After some brainstorming, Chip suggested using rainbow fabric to make the outfits; that way, everyone could choose the color they like.
The next segment follows Chip and her friend Nico to school. They have a “fun day” at school and bounce on trampolines. The teachers set ground rules, such as no jumping without adults watching. Chip sees a classmate do a trick and attempts it, too. She can’t master it before they must leave the trampolines, but Chip and Nico sneak back. Chip jumps without adult supervision, causing Chip and Nico to get into trouble.
The second episode, “Chip is Sorry/Grandma and Gordie’s Taqueria,” starts with Chip apologizing to Nico for getting them into trouble. She becomes upset when she can’t reach Nico. Her brother comes to the rescue and makes things right.
After that, Chip’s Gram establishes a taco truck but has yet to open the restaurant. Chip tries to help by developing a model of the restaurant’s layout. Together with some neighborhood friends, they set up the restaurant, helping her Gram to open the shop.
In the third episode, “Flingo’s Show/Boo-Bom’s School Visit,” Chip attends the Flingo’s synchronized swimming show. She’s supposed to take photos of the Flingos but needs a better seat to capture decent pictures.
After that, Nico’s dad gives Nico a toy panda before leaving for work. Nico takes it to school, and other classmates notice. One classmate, Howie, throws Nico’s toy into a net when changing into gym clothes. Potato retrieves it, and Chip and Nico bring Potato and Nico’s toy outside with them. Their teacher, who asked them to keep the toys inside, discovers why they took them outside and teaches them the importance of politely asking and sharing with others.
The quality of CHIP AND POTATO is excellent. The animation is great and entertaining, full of vibrant colors and characters. The episodes tell engaging stories about important morals.
CHIP AND POTATO has a strong Christian and Biblical worldview. It stresses the importance of family and how to be a good friend, which is shown by characters consistently helping each other. The first episode also supports traditional marriage with the mention of Chip’s Grandmother getting married. Because of these Christ-centered values, MOVIEGUIDE® recommends it to children ages 5 and up.
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