The speaker discusses their mixed feelings about the animated series "Totally Spies!", reflecting on its appeal during childhood versus its perceived content as an adult. They mention streaming schedules, personal anecdotes related to the show, and various episodes that left an impression. The speaker also touches on the broader impact of the show, such as its role in challenging gender stereotypes and providing entertainment, while humorously speculating on hidden adult themes and fetishes possibly present in the cartoon. The summary concludes with the speaker's preference for other shows and their lack of noticing any problematic content in "Totally Spies!" as a child or adult.
1. The speaker streams on Twitch on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday.
2. The speaker watched the cartoon "Totally Spies" as a kid.
3. "Totally Spies" is a French-Canadian cartoon about three girls who lead secret spy lives.
4. The main characters are Clover, Alex, and Sam, who work for a spy organization.
5. The show's target audience was supposed to be girls, but 50% of viewers were boys.
6. The creators were perplexed by the show's popularity among boys.
7. The show is not anime, but has a similar style.
8. The show has an age rating of 6+.
9. The show's music track is a reworked version of a song.
10. The show's opening screensaver is one big music track.
11. Deviant Art is a platform for artists to express themselves, but it became infamous for its fan art.
12. Some people find fetishistic content in children's cartoons, including "Totally Spies".
13. The show has episodes with themes that could be interpreted as fetishistic.
14. The show's characters wear latex suits and have scenes with bondage.
15. The show's creators never admitted to intentionally including fetishistic content.
16. The show is not available to stream for free in Russia, but can be watched on Netflix for 600 rubles a month.
17. The speaker watched the show as a kid and enjoyed the action and espionage themes.
18. The show's parody of a popular singer, Ricky Martin, was memorable.
19. The show has episodes with themes that could give children new phobias.
20. The show's female characters broke stereotypes by being strong and capable superheroes.