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Jan 22nd, 2021 There’s no doubt that children’s television shows are strange. There’s a show about a sponge who wears pants with a high pitched voice who lives in a pineapple. There’s also a show about insects who go on adventures to the music of the Beatles. Another show about a tiger and his friends who live in the magical world from Mister Rogers Neighborhood. But all of these strange premises pale in comparison to a new children’s show out of Denmark called John Dillermand. While there’s nothing strange about the name of the show, the titular John Dillermand has a very strang...

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The Great North (Ongoing, Fox): The team behind Bob’s Burgers set their sites away from urban slice-of-life to the far-flung fantastical land of Alaska, as the Tobin’s patriarch Beef (voiced by Nick Offerman) increasingly involves himself in the life of his teenage daughter Judy (Jenny Slate). John Dillermand (Ongoing, DR Ramasjang): The main character of Danish TV’s John Dillermand is a generally normal man who generally just likes to go about his everyday life minding his own business. But in John’s case, his “business” has a mind of its own—“business” in this case ref...

This Morning viewers have insisted they would not let their children watch a Danish cartoon which tells the story of a man with the 'world's largest penis'.  John Dillermand - which literally translates to 'penis man' in Danish slang - follows the adventures of its eponymous character who performs impressive feats with his member.  The animation made its debut on children's channel DR Ramasjang in January, with Danish presenter Ulla Essendrop and Stine Liv Johansen, a professor in children's use of media, defending the cartoon.  Ulla argued the main message of the show is to 'be who you ar...

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