Just about the important. About Mira and Gosha - 13 EPISODES AT ONCE!! - FROM 14 TO 26

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"Просто о важном. Про Миру и Гошу" is an educational animated series for children about family, friendship, and relationships in society and at home. The series follows the daily lives of siblings Gosha and Mira, their parents, and their dog Sonya, as they navigate various life lessons and challenges. Each episode addresses important topics that are relevant to children, such as dealing with emotions, respecting others, and understanding cultural differences. The series emphasizes the importance of open communication, empathy, and finding common ground within a family.

Episode 1: Boys Don't Cry?
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  Gosha is upset because his mom had to leave for work.
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  He tries to hide his tears, claiming they're from chopping onions.
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  His dad shares a story about crying after his soccer team lost a game because of him.
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  He explains that crying is a natural and healthy way to release stress and express emotions.
Episode 2: Family Dinner Dilemmas
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  Mira and Gosha interrupt their parents during dinner, making it difficult to have a conversation.
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  The parents realize they need to find dedicated time to spend with each child individually.
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  They decide to have regular "dates" with each child to create quality time together.
Episode 3: Grandma's Visit and Cultural Differences
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  Grandma arrives and wants to cook her signature cutlets, even though the family just ate.
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  She criticizes Mira's choice of outfit for a birthday party, considering it inappropriate.
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  The parents explain that cultural norms regarding politeness and behavior vary across different countries.
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  They give examples of how children interact with adults in Japan and Scandinavian countries.
Episode 4: Breaking Gender Stereotypes
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  Gosha questions why he can't play with a doll and a stroller, considering them "girly" toys.
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  Dad shares his experience of facing stereotypes when he chose to become a Russian language teacher.
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  Mom talks about how people were surprised that she, as a woman, enjoyed chemistry and conducting experiments.
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  They emphasize that interests and abilities are not limited by gender, and it's okay to enjoy activities traditionally associated with the opposite sex.
Episode 5: Screen Time and Family Challenges
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  The family decides to have a weekend without gadgets, but they struggle to find things to do.
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  They try to order pizza and look up recipes but realize they rely heavily on their phones.
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  They end up going to a museum to learn about how people lived before technology.
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  They realize the importance of spending quality time together and engaging in activities that don't involve screens.

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Introduction
The beginning of the cartoon.
Mira introduces viewers to her family.
Boys don't cry?
Mira discovers that Gosha is crying.
Dad explains that it's okay to cry.
Dad talks about the importance of emotions and tears.
Date with parents
Mira and Gosha want more attention from their parents.
The parents decide to arrange "dates" with each child.
Gosha goes on a "date" with his dad.
Mira goes on a "date" with her mother.
Grandma has arrived!
Arrival of grandparents.
Grandmother criticizes Mira's appearance and the children's behavior.
Conflict over grandma's cutlets.
A conversation about cultural norms and politeness.
Sports are fun!
Gosha and Mira are upset.
Mom suggests doing sports.
Gosha wants to be a coach.
Mira doesn't listen to Gosha during training.
Children argue about the rules of sports.
Playing Spies
Gosha and Mira are playing spies.
Aunt Lada suspects the children of stealing glasses.
The children admit that they took the glasses.
The children apologize to Aunt Lada.
Girls and boys
Dad and grandpa discuss gender stereotypes.
Grandfather talks about his experience of dealing with stereotypes.
Dad says he cooks more often than Mom.
A conversation about what boys and girls can and cannot do.
Sweet dreams!
Mira is afraid to sleep alone after her parents' fight.
Dad calms Mira down and explains that quarrels are normal.
Weekend without gadgets
Gosha is late for training because of cartoons.
Children suggest having a gadget-free weekend.
The family is handing over their gadgets.
The family tries to figure out what to do without their phones.
The family goes to the museum.
Dogs remember everyone
The family goes visiting.
Gosha is sure that the dog remembered him.
Children are playing with a dog.
Mirin's fiance
Mira talks about her "fiancé" Robert.
Robert doesn't want to be a "groom".
Mom comforts Mira.
Mira makes peace with Robert.
Dreams of Africa
The family discusses plans for the holiday.
Gosha suggests going to Africa.
The family does not support Gosha's idea.
Gosha is offended that they don’t listen to him.
The parents suggest finding a compromise.
Don't laugh at me!
Mira falls on the playground and the children laugh.
Mira tells her mother what happened.
Mom explains that Vanya didn’t want to offend Mira.
Mom helps Mira cope with the situation.
Vanya apologizes to Mira.
Secret recipe
Mira is preparing a surprise for dad.
Baby ruins the recipe.
Mira is upset and hits Baby.
Dad explains that you can't hit each other.
Parents are arguing again
Parents are arguing over candy.
Gosha believes that his parents do not take his opinion into account.
Mira is afraid that she will be sent back to the orphanage.
The parents calm Mira down and explain that everyone has arguments.
Personal boxes
Gosha and Mira can't share the gifts.
Children are arguing over toys.
Parents suggest creating "personal boxes" for toys.
The family creates a shared toy box.