I was watching the 500th episode of Doc McStuffins this morning with Emma and I started to wonder about the state of Doc McStuffin's mental health. First off, has anyone noticed how arrogant she is? She's always all "I'm the best toy doctor ever." Major delusion there! Okay, girl, you use a glue stick on 90% of your "patients" and you don't even give them diagnoses that make sense. Your big book of booboos is a big book of fraud.
Let's get back to the schizophrenia though.
In the episode we watched earlier there was a possum that had 3 babies that stuck to its back and one of the babies fell off and went missing. Doc immediately dispatched a search party.
A) Doc is the only one who can see and hear her toys talking. I assume she believes other people can as well since she tells them to go stuffed if someone is coming, but no one ever catches these talking, moving toys. (hallucinations & paranoia)
B) She spends a lot of time alone with her talking toys. (social isolation)
C) The missing baby possum was found in the living room dangling from a lamp. If the toys can only move when she touches her magic stethoscope, how did the possum get into the living room while Doc was sleeping? She must've been the one to put him there, blacked it out, and then didn't remember doing it when she woke up.
D) She never changes her clothes. Ever. (sloppiness of dress)
I think we can safely say that Doc has some mental health issues. You'd think her mom, being a real doctor, would catch on to that instead of just encouraging her craziness. Poor Doc. Maybe she should visit American Horror Story: Asylum.
Thanks for the laugh, I needed it!! Just wait until she starts watching Fresh Beat Band, then you will have mental issues of your own!!! When Clay started singing one of the songs this morning, I almost lost it!!
ReplyDeleteMy kids watch this show too and I have had the same thought and just to add to it.
ReplyDeleteThere is an episode where her grandmother who gave her the stethoscope tells her about how she can see the toys move and how when she was a child her toys came too life too. this add to the theory because schizophrenia tends to skip a generation.
How the hell do her parents never check on her out the window? If she had true "magic," they would see the toys running around. Which could lead to her delusions from inattentive parents...
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