This is a common practice in comedy shows of all types; lampooning warm-and-fuzzy moments. Sure, it can make for some laughs every once and awhile, but all in all it's a bit of a cynical approach. Comedy shows may ignore this, but warm-and-fuzzy moments are what give characters heart, and when they lampoon this, they're telling us we shouldn't care about the characters so much. Which leads to another problem, come Season 5.

Because in Operation: M.A.U.R.I.C.E., it's revealed that Abby and Cree really did have a warm-and-fuzzy relationship, which is made doubly sad by Cree joining the teenagers. This means all the so-called horse-dung from S.P.A.C.E. actually has credence, meaning that if Abby and Cree ever reconcile, they would have to have a real warm-and-fuzzy moment. So which one is it, Codename: Kids Next Door? Is the Abby/Cree sisterhood something we shouldn't take seriously, or is it the real deal?

Perhaps this is nothing to worry about. After all, Codename: Kids Next Door has the unique cartoon talent of being able to have genuine warm-and-fuzzy moments while lampooning them at the same time. However, the show also makes up a lot of material as if goes along, and I wonder if the emotional continuity might be getting hurt along the way. What do you think?

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