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Hello, and welcome to a little production update to my plans for a season 5. This is just a quick update on things to help clarify some things, and hopefully it does that. My Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/vgckenny LPC on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkw-i587zdImpnw1SYIkrlA?

Hello, and welcome to the Littlest PetCast. Yeah, this episode was actually recorded a while ago, but I've been delaying uploading it. Partially because of real life stuff, but also because, well, this is it. In terms of this podcast's relationship to the show proper, this is the end. I go through my thoughts one last time in hopes of giving this show a good postmortem. Did I say everything I wanted to say? Maybe. Maybe not. But this is everything I'm going to say before I begin making my own personal season 5 to share with you. I'm not going to ask any more questions. I love you, and take care.

Hello, and welcome back to the final episode of Favorite Five, where we go over my favorite five episodes from the final season of the Littlest Pet Shop. While the show might not have ended on its own terms, they still produced some good episodes, and these, in my opinion, are the best. Is it possible to balance between what writers want and what the company wants? Should the show have tried more? How many times do I repeat myself about the episodes? Can style also be a reason to like an episode? Why can I not remember a simple phrase like "spead your wings"? 

Hello, and welcome back to the Littlest PetCast: Favorite Five. In this episode, we look at my favorite five episodes of season 3, assuming I don't trip and fall over my own tongue. Do I still need to justify me using Netflix order for season 3? How good is the show when it leans into its weirdness? Is there a "plot"? Should I consider recording on days when I work? Is me being constantly confounded pennence for me doing it in one take last time?

Hello, and welcome to another Favorite Five episode of the Littlest PetCast. In this episode, we are looking at season two, and the five episodes I would reccomend the most out of this season. Now the the show has gotten into its groove, it's time to see how well it grooves.   Do I just like fluffy content? How well does this show understand its characters? Can something be simple yet brilliant? Is it obvious which one is my favorite? How spot on are these names?

Hello, and welcome back to the Littlest PetCast. In today's bonus episode, we start looking at my personal favorite episodes of the show. I go through each season and pick my favorite five episodes (hence the title) and share with you why. Today, we go over season one. Since it's the first season, it is still trying to get its footing, but these episodes prove that it landed solidly. How easy is it to bait me with romance? Does this show do female soliderity right? Did I let it slip which episode was close to being on my list? What happens when the creative team tries? Is an episode good if one section is demonstrably better than the other one? My Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/vgckenny LPC on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkw-i587zdImpnw1SYIkrlA?

It's been a while, but today on the Littlest PetCast, we are taking a look back at season 4. The highs, the lows, and everything in between. So join as I take a broad look into all of season 4 one last time. Is this show better than nothing? How many food metaphores can I make? What is too weird for this show? Did the length make up for the delay? Will I hold myself to making season 5? My Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/vgckenny LPC on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkw-i587zdImpnw1SYIkrlA?

Hello, and welcome to this Bonus episode of the Littlest PetCast. In this episode, we decrescendo the music of LPS as we go over the songs of season 4, and thus the last of the songs. While season 4 might have the least amount of songs, I think the style carries it for the most part. Would you buy dog food for the whole family? What do you just think is neat? How much do I not like "The Tiniest Animal Store"? How does one advertize fashion? What is the style to substance ration for this season?

WARNING: PARENTAL ADVISORY! PLEASE DO NOT LISTEN IF YOU DON'T WANT YOUR CHILDREN TO HEAR SWEAR WORDS! So here we are. The final name game for the final season. With returning faces, as well as a few new. But the game remains the same. I tell them the names of my episodes, and they have to guess if it's about the episode, or if I'm on a weird tangent. Funtimes were had by all. As well as some weirding out. How often do people try to cheat at this game? Would Littlest Pet Shop fit in with the Seinfeld universe? Is opening a pizza place called "Big Caesars" a decidely uncool move? Do I know the most about Big Eyes amongst my group? Could I be good as a professional editor? My Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/vgckenny LPC on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkw-i587zdImpnw1SYIkrlA?

Hello and welcome to the Littlest PetCast. I today's episode we are rounding things out by going over the final episode of Littlest Pet Shop, "Littlest Pet Street", with part one written by Guy Toubes, part 2 written by David Shayne, and both parts directed by Joel Dickie, Steven Garcia, and Mike Myhre. In this episode, to help with the grand opening of the Littlest Pet Street, Blythe thinks to get internet sensation Felina Meow. In doing so, they have to go to Bermuda. While on their way back, a storm happens, stranding them on a deserted island. Why is "It's The Pet Fest!" such a good point of comparison for this episode? Is there a secret island in the Atlantic we don't know about? How come the Soul Eater ending gets a lot of flack? Did I say everything I need to? Why is this episode such a mixed bag? Thank you to everyone who has listened. My Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/vgckenny LPC on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkw-i587zdImpnw1SYIkrlA?

Hello, and welcome back to the Littlest PetCast. Before we end, I thought we should go back to the beginning with the episode "Blythe's Big Adventure", written by Julie McNally Cahil, and Tim Cahil, and directed by Joel Dickie. In this episode, Blythe and her dad move to Downtown City, Blythe discovers she can talk to pets, and through some inspiration and ingenuity, Blythe saves a failing pet shop. Is time a strange function in fictional universes? How complicated is Michael Jackson as a topic? Was I proven right about the window thing? Does this episode show how complicated creativity can be? Could this show have reached even greater heights if it were allowed to stand just a little longer? My Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/vgckenny LPC on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkw-i587zdImpnw1SYIkrlA?

Hello, and welcome back to the Littlest PetCast. In this episode, we go over the last regular episode of the show before the finale, "Seeing Red", written by Julie McNally-Cahil and Tim Cahill, and directed by Joel Dickie, Steven Garcia, and Mike Myhre. In this episode, Penny wants to become tougher, and thinks a red panda by the name of Scarletta can make that happen for her. Meanwhile, Blythe is writing a story for a school contest about her parents. However, when Roger stumbles upon it, he thinks it's about her and she's going to run away with someone tonight. How boss is the sentence "Roger ate a salad in the dark"? Does Roger's behavior make sense? Did they confirm Blythe's mom is dead? Are my theories about Hasbro correct? Was this episode made out of recycled episode parts, or was it recycled into other episodes and then came about as a last hurrah? My Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/vgckenny LPC on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkw-i587zdImpnw1SYIkrlA?