Talk:Terkel in Trouble

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Shouldn't the names be in danish?

Since this is a danish movie, it would only make sense. What are the official Wikipedia guidelines concerning these sort of things? Lordz 15:41, 17 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Adult animation?

I happen to come from Denmark, and even though it is enjoyed by adults, I don't think this film is considdered an adult film. The kind of humor written my Matthesen for this movie doesn't differ from what he wrote (and performed) for the main children program in Danish Public Radio. What sources claim this is an adult animation? My suspicion is that it's simply an American biased judgement, since the level of violence and politically incorrect humor allowed in Scandinavian and the US children and young adult programming differs substantially. 77.212.64.36 (talk) 12:27, 28 September 2008 (UTC)[reply]