hated how it turned out initially… but it’s kinda grown on me

I’ve watched every episode of Clarence more times than I can count, but for some reason today was the first time I noticed the man on P.A. Saying “free donkey rides for anyone over 69 years old!” Then, he laughs freakishly into the P.A.

The old ladies competing in the cook off leave to go check out the free donkey rides of course!

A few min later, they come back talking excitedly about the donkey, and one of the ladies says something like “ the donkey was hairy!”

🤦‍♀️ This is so blatant, and I was like how have I never noticed this!?

I of course went on google and searched “free donkey rides for anyone over 69 years old” 🙈 Ha no, nothing showed up at all, it said for me to try searching for something else.

Why has no one mentioned this anywhere before?

Personally, I like it .

Hulu doesn’t allow screen shots obviously but in wanted to save the closed captions💋

Like post a picture or something

I keep mine at work.

I got bored pt6

I can't find it anywhere but I figured maybe it's under a different title or something

Was watching the episode “A nightmare on Aberdale street:Balance’s revenge” and noticed in the beginning of the episode Clarence’s costume looks like yellow diamond. Does anyone have any context to this?

One of my favorites. What are your guys opinions on it?

The Rough Riders Playplace along with many other locations in the show have an art style that is somewhat unsettling, but not creepy. Their house brings back a sense of familiarity, like a childhood in the 1990s I never had (2003 baby here). Amy Gillis feels like a neighborhood kid everyone has met and knows well, and yet a complete stranger - she's not the only secondary character to give off this vibe. Overall, the art style, nostalgia, and setting make the show feel like a liminal space.

In most episodes, Clarence demonstrates supernatural or magical activity, as in the episode where Clarence, Sumo, Jeff, and Joshua get lost in Arizona and Clarence commands Joshua to find a match in the desert, and he strangely succeeds. Joshua questions, "It's as if he has magical powers." Additionally, in the episode where Sumo and Clarence break the freezer and have to buy a sealant, the kids at the store say: "It's as if he's an angel."

As well, in episode 22 of the first season, Clarence dresses up as a girl to trick Belson, and the narrator says: "She looks like an angel.

This could explain some sobrenatural events, could Clarence have a correlation with the spirits world? We can see in the episode where Clarence goes to the water park and goes down to the bottom of the pool, and starts to hear an “energy” calling him. Could he be some intermediary between the worlds? as: Balanced, Clarence, Jeremy.