Structure in SatAM

[Lynchenberg]

Tell me dear friends, do you believe episodes of SatAM were delightfully copacetic in terms of the arrangement of events therein, or would the story structure of each twenty-two minute adventure prove unfit for a peasant lost in the first whispers of a summer breeze? Personally, I think there are some fine manuscripts to be read when perusing the SatAM archives, especially by the standards of early nineteen nineties children's animation! But Hurst and Allee, and talented as they could be (aha, that rhymed and chimed,) were hardly scribes on the level of Thoth, would you agree?