'Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer' Bullying Discourse Gets Stirred up Yet Again
'Seasonal bullying docudrama'
Settling in for our annual viewing of the seasonal bullying docudrama, #Rudolph
— jeffrey_r (@jeffrey_r) November 30, 2022
The bullying debate has not stopped CBS from airing Rudolph every year. In 2018, Corrine Conley, who voiced Dolly for Sue in the special, defended it in a TMZ interview. She noted that the special has a happy ending, just like the song, and suggested that the show helps bullies understand what is wrong about making fun of someone because they are different. After all, everyone is unique in their own way.
prevnext'Santa allowed that bullying'
Santa allowed that bullying. This some bull! #Rudolph #RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer
— 🎅🏾Ho Ho Jo (@quietlionness) November 30, 2022
Scroll on to see what people had to say about the bullying debate in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.
prevnext'The other reindeer in Rudolph were a—holes'
prevnextThis is just your yearly reminder that the other reindeer in Rudolph were assholes
— Meg ☘️ (@meg_ohgee) November 30, 2022
'The Reindeer... are soo mean'
prevnextTHE REINDEER IN RUDOLPH ARE SOO MEAN TO HIM
— morgan (@mocliffff) November 30, 2022
'I hate all of the other reindeer'
prevnextwatching rudolph and let me just say i HATE all of the other reindeer
— Alys🐞 (@alys216) November 30, 2022
Santa is 'as big a jerk as Grandpa Joe'
prevSanta refusing to eat, knocking on the elf song, passing judgment on #Rudolph for being different. Then acts all high and mighty when he needs Rudy's help to save Christmas. He's as big as a jerk as Grandpa Joe and his chocolate addiction. #RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer
— Eric Willoughby (@willouej) November 30, 2022