Peppa Pig

Peppa Pig is a 4-year old pig and the titular main protagonist of the British animated TV series mh:terribletvshows:Peppa Pig.

Why She Sucks

 * 1) Her character is basically the British equivalent of Caillou, as Peppa Pig is normally portrayed as an ungrateful, whiny, spoiled brat who forcefully wants to do stuff in her own ways without thinking of others, much like Caillou.
 * 2) Her main problem is that she treats the people around her pretty badly, as she often acts like a huge brat towards them and is often a jerk for no reason whatsoever.
 * 3) *She is mostly rude towards her father, as she often fat-shames him all the time for no apparent reason, even if her dad is overweight, constant shaming towards his body is not only cruel and mean, but it is also offensive to people who are actually fat and want get healthy.
 * 4) *She is also rude to George in tons of episode, as she often excludes him whenever one of her friends come over to visit and whenever George does something that Peppa doesn't want him to do, she ridicules and jeer at him.
 * 5) Her design, much like with all the other characters in the show, is poorly drawn, despite looking cute at the same time.
 * 6) She's a "Karma Houdini" as she always gets away with being nasty to others and receives little to no consequences at all for her actions, for example, in the episode "Richard Rabbit Comes To Play", Peppa calls her friend Suzy over to play with and she and Suzy force George and Richard to stop playing with their dinosaurs and they made them play with doctors which they didn't want to play with, the worst part is that when Mummy Pig comes in, she just lets them all go outside and jump in muddy puddles instead of scolding Peppa and Suzy for being rude to George and Richard, this shows that Peppa never gets punished for being rude to others and is also an example of her never getting character development.
 * 7) In similar manner to how Muck from Bob the Builder has an obsession with getting muddy, Peppa has a bad habit of jumping in muddy puddles, which is not a good thing to teach to children because it is essentially self-neglect on personal hygiene.
 * 8) Whenever she loses at a game, she acts like a sore loser and comes to the conclusion that the other player "cheated" when they clearly didn't.
 * 9) *In fact, she falls out with Suzy all because she lost in a game of Snap.
 * 10) * In the episode where they play soccer, Danny Dog who was on the other team scores and Peppa says "This is a silly game!" then it turns out he accidentally scored the wrong team which meant Peppa and her teammates got a point and she changes her mind of soccer being a silly game.
 * 11) She often gets angry and worked up over the littlest things, for example, she once got angry at Suzy because she accused her of being a chatterbox, which then Peppa tries to never talk again, which doesn't make sense; you don't make a decision to never talk again just because someone tells you that you talk too much.
 * 12) As mentioned earlier, she almost never gets any character development throughout the show, as she never learns from her mistakes, wrongdoings and neither does she feel remorseful about her actions (sometimes).
 * 13) She is very deceitful about what she likes to play with, as she only cares about doing "girl activities" like playing with dolls and wearing red dresses and gets tricky when she does "boy activities", making her sexist.
 * 14) *An example of her being sexist is when she tried ban boys from coming into her treehouse.
 * 15) Much like Caillou, she is a terrible role model and a bad influence to children, as most of her bratty behaviour and mean-spirited actions could cause children to mimic her actions.

Redeeming Qualities

 * 1) She can admittedly be cute sometimes.
 * 2) *Despite being poorly drawn, her design can be considered cute.
 * 3) Her voice actors, Lily Snowden-Fine, Cecily Bloom, Harley Bird and Amelie Bea Smith at least do decent jobs at voicing her.
 * 4) In some episodes, she is shown to reconcile with Daddy Pig (at times) and George.