Anime airing on PBS
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It has been said that a PBS station known as KTEH, located at San Jose and San Fransisco Bay area, have been playing anime for years. Sadly, it is the only PBS station that has been airing the elusive subtitled Evangelion, Key the Metal Idol, Serial Experiments Lain, Cardcaptor Sakura, and many more. Anime has become very popular in the U.S., but are centered around much younger audiences, with subtitled anime shows on PBS, many viewers, young or old, will get the benefit to learn more about japanese culture, religion, and many more. If you have the time, please sign this petition to air anime on PBS.
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Goal: 100
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246.
Crystal Cobb
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Totally agree. Though, they should not make much change to it except to change it from Japanese to English.
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Rodney G
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Anime is a great style of cartoon making and may inspire artists to be.
238.
Andrew P
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KTEH used to air Sakura Wars, then stopped for 2-3 years. Please air somethin' in uncut Japanese form PBS!!!!!!! Like, all the commercially aired anime suck cuz they cut everything off. An example? "Yu-Gi-Oh!". I wonder how Kids' WB can
237.
Ben W
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i strongly agree with this because the translated anime is made for little kids (which ticks me off) but subtitled give true anime fans to get the real experience
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Daniel C
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Anime is art, and PBS is also for art. I might I actually watch PBS for a change
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