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Moderation

Season 4, Episode 6

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Zach's excitement about the new kids movie cable channel interferes with his school studies and chores. Even worse, Zach and Annie go overboard on watching movies and eating junk food. Plato tells them the story of The Cat and the Parot which teaches them the meaning of moderation.moreless

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Pamela Adlon

Zach Nichols (Voice) (I)
Mark Hamill

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Jim Cummings

Aristotle (voice)
Frank Welker

Socrates (voice)
Nancy Linari

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Kath Soucie

Annie Redfeather/Additional Voices (voice)

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QUOTES (3)
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- Ari: My stuff is not junk. And besides, today's junk is tomorrow's treasure. And you can never have too much treasure.
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- Mrs. Nichols: You think you've eaten enough junk food? Zach: Well, movies make you hungry. Mr. Nichols: Well, you must have watched a lot.
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- Plato: You can have too much of anything. Zach: Even stories? Plato: Yes, even stories.
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- Featured Selection: The Cat and the Parot by Sarah Cone Bryant (From chapter 2 of The Moral Compass, "Into the World")
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- One of the movies mentioned on the kids movie channel is The Black Stallion. The real version of the movie was produced in 1979 and was based on the book by Walter Farley. It had a sequel in 1983. The movie then went on to be made into a TV series in the 1990's.
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