This 3.5-Year-Old Toddler is Actually My Ancestor!
About this drama
The source for this entry is a single sentence of 137 characters, a premise with no plot attached: the hilarious daily life of a magically overpowered toddler turning the arrogant American billionaires of the New York elite upside down. The title is recorded as printed, numbers and exclamation included, and it adds the one fact the logline withholds, that the toddler is the narrator's ancestor. Three things are given. The child is three and a half, overpowered, and magical. The setting is New York's elite, specified to the American billionaires and their arrogance. The register is comedy, stated in the logline's own first word, with daily life doing the work of saying nothing accumulates. What is not given is everything else: no names, no family, no reason an ancestor is a toddler, and no single event, since daily life is a frame rather than a story. The mismatch is the whole product, an ancient mind in a body small enough for a high chair, aimed at a class that cannot fight back. The run is thirty-eight episodes with 347 views, second from the bottom for this batch, a short run with the second-smallest audience here, and no ending is stated because a premise of daily life does not have one to state.











