powerpufffan

I watched this documentary as part of a university class. I found it to be very captivating and well-paced.

One thing I would like to see if such a topic is ever revisited in the future is to see the stress response in other animals, as I am now curious about the stress response in non-primates.

Another minor complaint is that I think the National Geographic logos in the opening are too jarring and out-of-place for a serious documentary.

Other than that, good topic, well research with a diverse range of experts weighing in on the topic. For a film made in 2008, it holds up surprisingly well for modern standards.

Every. Single. Time. I see SpongeBob dancing around Squidward's little boat going "Night, night, night, night", I get this goofy grin on my face. This episode is just a riot from start to finish. Other than above, I also love the bit with SpongeBob going to the dumpster and freaking out every step of the way, and how Squidward keeps his deadpan snark going even when telling a scary story and in the face of fear. As someone who typically works at night, it gets pretty quiet being in the kitchen all by myself for hours on end, so I really wish I had a SpongeBob to joke around with.

Krusty Love? Yeah it's pretty good too.