@Background Pony #4887  
@vevans0009  
@Background Pony #5C35  
Friends, I’ve seen teenagers in the real world who are doing like sex, drugs, bullying and that kind of thing that is not right. what happens for that I see that information on the computer about violence no just the adults.

@Background Pony #EAC2  

 
STFU, Carranza.

@Background Pony #4887  

 
Dats a new one. 8/

So grown ups are less mature than teenagers?

@vevans0009  
Who gives a fuck?  
They still have Equestrian magic invading their world.  
No one cares.

@DaveMan1000  
hey, both were 3 years ago and the third one in 6 months. Friend, this is different, all this don’t count.

@ApplejackFan204  
Not necessarily. Just maybe have a few instances or scenarios that networks would raise a red flag at.
 
I’ve done up three lists of seasons for a potential Equestria Girls TV series on my deviantART:  
[IDEA] Equestria Girls: The Series - Season 1  
[IDEA] Equestria Girls: The Series - Season 2  
[IDEA] Equestria Girls: The Series - Season 3

@Background Pony #EAC2  
That even people trying to tackle mature topics in a mature way can do it the wrong way or in a poor manner.

@Meanlucario  
what are they talking about there?

@Background Pony #EAC2  
I wasn’t.

@Dark Tail  
@DonMaguz  
@Meanlucario  
@DaveMan1000  
@DonMaguz  
hey, this is just a discussion without sense, but don’t compare with EQG. They look like young adults but they are 17-21 years old.

I did a pretty good job avoiding all those topics in MY teenage years…

Oh Ishi…  

@Dark Tail  
Of course, this form of freedom can easily go south.

I would love to see a series tackle these things and more and be geared towards teenagers while having the freedom to express it how the artist feels it needs to be expressed. I feel like that would be a pretty epic show. Showing that these things are a part of life and all (mostly the death and sex part). Showing both sides of the bully and the victim, the dangers and positives to certain drugs, and a better explanation of mental disorders. Giving advice but not forcing them in one direction, letting them see both sides of every argument and allowing that teenager to make their own decisions. I think that would be a revolutionary show.

@neo4812  
That’s what I’m told, yes.

@Meanlucario  
binge, negatively I assume?

@DaveMan1000  
I heard that Netflix relies on bing-watchers too much, and that style has affected shows.

@DaveMan1000  
And have them swearing and reference sex.

If Equestria Girls was made into a Netflix exclusive, they could approach more mature topics.

Makes it less “pony” than it already is though.

Dealing with teenagers in a kids show… not the same.

oh my