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Popcorn Culture - Supercut: What We Watched as Kids

17-Jun-21 19:30

Popcorn Culture - Supercut: What We Watched as Kids

There’s something special about the things we watched as children - they may not all have been high quality, but they were certainly high on joy. Whether you grew up on Thudercats or Jem, Harry Potter or Hannah Montana, we’re dedicating this episode to pure childhood nostalgia onscreen.

Produced by: Arvindh Yuvaraj, Lee Chwi Lynn and Sharmilla Ganesan

Presented by: Arvindh Yuvaraj, Lee Chwi Lynn and Sharmilla Ganesan


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Categories:  Film

Tags:  Evening Edition,  Popcorn Culture,  Childhood,  Harry Potter,  Doraemon, 


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