Time kyôshitsu: Tondera house no daibôken

I say that because I've used to consider it a Superbook-ripoff XD. But after looking at back in November, my opinions really change. Being a fan of Superbook and Flying House, I have to admit FH kinda did go more in-depth on Jesus of the NT than Superbook, no offense. One of my favorite characters is Corkey and his catchphrase, 'Wait for Corkey.' After hearing that CBN is redoing Superbook, let's pray that FH doesn't suffer the same fate as Superbook. It's one of the reasons why I started developing Trouble Shooters, crossover between Superbook and Flying House. Again, PM/email me on that one.

Overall, this is a really enjoyable series.

Flying House stands out as being the greatest animated series, or possibly series period, to ever touch my life. I grew up watching this at first thinking it was just a nice cartoon. God and Jesus were often mentioned in my house but not in the way that it actually stuck to me so the Flying House adventures really were how I was introduced to Christ.

When Jesus was to be executed I just knew Justin, Angie, and Corky would find a way to save Him but when He was killed I was crushed right along with the trio. I didn't understand why they would want to kill Jesus and people tried to explain to me that He died to save the world but defeated death by rising again. I was too young to understand that then but now when I look back on Flying House I discover things I'd never understood before, most notably when Justin, Angie, and Corky weren't able to see Jesus again after He returned from the dead. It was because they weren't supposed to see Him again in "this" life. That was never directly said on the show but now I know that's what they meant.

If not for Flying House, I probably would not have the close relationship with Christ that I do now so I just really want to thank this show, the writers, the voice cast, everyone, for introducing me to the Bible.