Lassie, 1997–1999, TV-PG, 20 hr 0 min
Runtime: 1,200 minutes
Studio: Columbia TriStar Television
Franchise: Lassie
Franchise Position: 8
Franchise (Lassie TV) #: 7
This revival series follows Lassie as she assists families and communities, often intervening in crises involving people and animals, while reinforcing moral values and problem-solving skills.
Ratings:
My Rating: N/A
The Dove Foundation: TV-PG
IMDb: 6.5/10
Rotten Tomatoes: N/A
Metacritic: N/A
Plot Summary:
Lassie continues her role as a heroic animal, helping children and adults in both rural and suburban settings. Episodes involve natural hazards, lost animals, and community challenges. Lassie’s intelligence and loyalty allow her to resolve problems while teaching lessons about courage, responsibility, and compassion.
Critics Review:
Critics noted that while the series retained family-friendly values, the storytelling was modernized with contemporary issues. Lassie remained a central heroic figure, maintaining the franchise’s long-standing reputation for moral and educational content.
Christian Perspective:
Lassie demonstrates virtues such as courage, selflessness, and steadfast loyalty. The series reinforces the importance of helping others, ethical behavior, and compassion for both humans and animals.
Family Friendliness:
TV-PG; suitable for children and families. Mild peril and suspense occur but are safe for young viewers. The series teaches bravery, loyalty, and moral responsibility.
Notable Songs:
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