Lassie, 2000–2002, TV-PG, 13 hr 0 min
Runtime: 780 minutes
Studio: Columbia TriStar Television
Franchise: Lassie
Franchise Position: 8
Franchise (Lassie TV) #: 8
This series continues the Lassie legacy, featuring the collie assisting families and communities while demonstrating loyalty, courage, and intelligence in both everyday and extraordinary situations.
Ratings:
My Rating: N/A
The Dove Foundation: TV-PG
IMDb: 6.3/10
Rotten Tomatoes: N/A
Metacritic: N/A
Plot Summary:
Lassie helps humans and animals in suburban and rural settings, often stepping in during emergencies or conflicts. Episodes showcase problem-solving, courage, and Lassie’s ability to guide, protect, and rescue. The series emphasizes loyalty, compassion, and moral integrity.
Critics Review:
The series was noted for maintaining family-friendly storytelling and showcasing Lassie as a heroic animal figure. While modernized for a new audience, it preserved the classic values of bravery, responsibility, and care for others that define the franchise.
Christian Perspective:
Lassie models virtues such as selflessness, courage, and loyalty. Her actions promote ethical behavior, compassion, and a sense of responsibility toward others, including both humans and animals.
Family Friendliness:
TV-PG; suitable for children and families. Mild peril is present but presented safely. The series emphasizes loyalty, courage, and ethical problem-solving.
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