Just saying…).Ĭreated in 1979 by illustrator and designer Muriel Fahrion, for Ohio-based greeting card behemoth, American Greetings, Strawberry Shortcake and her cat, Custard, were an instant success with consumers, with Fahrion eventually inking 32 additional characters for the Strawberry Shortcake world for American Greetings’ toy and licensing division. If I didn’t see enough small-fry Strawberry Shortcake crap in the stores, I saw plenty more at school, where hot senior girls (I feel faint…) thought it was cute and funny and ironic to have Strawberry Shortcake folders, notebook paper, pencils, even backpacks (witches’ coven. However, from personal recall I can tell you this: by the early 1980s, girls, little and big, were crazy about the sweet, adorable ragdoll who lived in a shortcake house. “fan” of Strawberry Shortcake at her inception (lucky for me, Mom and Pop were one of the 100% of parents back then who didn’t believe in “gender fluidity”). I might not have been what you would call an O.G.
Your purchase helps pay the bills at this website!Īnd what a profitable little money-spinning fad it turned out to be, too.
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Airing in 19 respectively, these syndicated 23-minute toy commercials TV “specials” drew solid viewer numbers (four more specials would eventually be produced), and further fueled the big early 80s Shortcake fad.Ĭlick to purchase this Strawberry Shortcake Double Feature at Amazon. Therefore…why not start with that little ***** Strawberry Shortcake?Ī couple of years ago, Allumination and then Paramount released Strawberry Shortcake: The World of Strawberry Shortcake & Strawberry Shortcake in Big Apple City, which included Strawberry Shortcake’s first two animated TV specials. So…I guess a breather from all the video mayhem is in order, and with the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays coming up, some family-friendly reviews certainly won’t hurt my chances with the fat white man in the big red suit, either. I got a post-it note from my editor telling me to: 1) call my bookie and 2) please give him a break, what with all the horror/action DVD reviews lately (he-my editor, not my bookie-loves to leave me little notes, like “the lawyer thinks a quiet pay-off is best,” or “Quit drinking my desk Scotch,”).
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