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Alvinnn!!! and The Chipmunks - Alvin Management (S4E15)

Alvinnn!!! and The Chipmunks – Season 4 - Episode 15 – Alvin Management

When Alvin accuses Dave of yelling at him too much, a therapist moves in to help Dave control his anger.

Runtime (min)11
Air Date2019-10-05
GenresAnimation, Comedy, Family, Kids
TV RatingTV-Y7

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Storyline

In this episode of 'Alvinnn!!! and The Chipmunks,' tensions rise when Alvin feels that Dave is too harsh in his parenting style. Frustrated by his dad's yelling, Alvin seeks help to address the issue, leading to the arrival of a therapist who specializes in anger management. The therapist's unconventional methods bring both hilarity and insight as Dave navigates his emotions.

As the therapist interacts with the Chipmunks, comical situations unfold, highlighting the importance of communication and understanding in their family dynamic. Through the therapeutic process, Dave learns to express his feelings without resorting to yelling, while Alvin discovers that his dad's intentions come from a place of care. The episode culminates in a heartwarming resolution that strengthens their bond.

What Parents Say

This episode addresses the common challenge of parental anger and how it can affect family relationships. The therapist's presence introduces a humorous yet insightful approach to addressing emotional communication. Parents may appreciate the way the show portrays Dave's journey to manage his anger, emphasizing that it's okay to seek help and make changes for the betterment of the family.

Additionally, the episode showcases the importance of open dialogue between parents and children. It serves as a reminder that children, like Alvin, can feel overwhelmed by their parents' emotions and that understanding and empathy can lead to healthier interactions. This episode could spark important conversations about feelings and conflict resolution in your own family.

What Children Can Learn

Throughout this episode, kids learn valuable lessons about emotional expression and the impact of their actions on others. Alvin's initial frustration serves as a relatable point for many children who may feel misunderstood by their parents. The introduction of the therapist highlights that asking for help is a positive step, reinforcing that it's essential to address feelings rather than bottle them up.

Moreover, children can recognize that everyone, including parents, has their struggles. Dave's journey to manage his anger teaches young viewers that emotions are natural and that there's a healthier way to express them. Ultimately, this episode encourages kids to communicate their feelings and understand the importance of empathy in relationships.

Five Most Asked Questions

Question Answer
What does Alvin learn about communication in this episode? In 'Alvin Management,' Alvin learns that open communication is key to resolving misunderstandings. By expressing his feelings about Dave's yelling, he takes the first step toward improving their relationship. The episode illustrates that talking about emotions can help both children and parents understand each other better, highlighting the importance of dialogue in family dynamics.
How does Dave's character evolve throughout the episode? Dave undergoes significant character development in this episode. Initially, he struggles with controlling his anger, but with the therapist's guidance, he learns to express his feelings constructively. This transformation not only makes him a better parent but also shows viewers that it's possible to change harmful patterns, reinforcing the idea that self-improvement is a continuous journey.
What role does the therapist play in the story? The therapist serves as a catalyst for change in 'Alvin Management.' Through humor and unconventional methods, she helps Dave confront his anger and teaches him healthier coping mechanisms. Her presence brings a light-hearted yet educational perspective on dealing with emotions, making it clear that seeking help is a positive and necessary step for personal growth.
Why is it important for kids to see parents manage their emotions? Seeing parents manage their emotions is crucial for children because it sets a positive example for emotional intelligence. This episode shows that parents can have struggles and still work on themselves. It teaches kids that everyone has feelings and that it is okay to seek help, fostering a sense of understanding and resilience in their own emotional journeys.
How can parents discuss this episode's themes with their children? Parents can engage their children in discussions about the themes of 'Alvin Management' by asking open-ended questions about their feelings and experiences. They can explore how Alvin felt when Dave yelled and discuss strategies for expressing emotions effectively. This dialogue not only reinforces the lessons from the episode but also strengthens the parent-child bond through shared understanding.

Cast

Justin Long
Alvin Seville (Voice)
Matthew Gray Gubler
Simon Seville (Voice)
Jesse McCartney
Theodore Seville (Voice)
Christina Applegate
Brittany Miller (Voice)
Anna Faris
Jeanette Miller (Voice)
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Vanessa Bagdasarian
Eleanor Miller / Lucy/ Kate (Voice)
Ross Bagdasarian, Jr.
Dave Seville (Voice)

Writing

Directing

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Dave gets temporary amnesia so the boys trick him into letting them skip school and go on a ski trip instead.
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Theodore becomes obsessed with cleanliness after a school speaker talks about the danger of germs.
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Alvin thinks Theodore's teddy bear can tell the future, and goes all out to make Talking Teddy his friend.
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Alvin lies to Theodore about a fake holiday to get out of chores, so Dave forces Alvin to make the holiday real.
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Dave discovers he's not too good at roughing it outdoors when he goes on a day hike with the Chipettes.
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When Alvin pranks Simon with a trick website, the chipettes prank Alvin back.
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Simon creates a drone that can not only deliver pizzas, but has the ability to learn.
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Alvin worries that the munks are responsible for making Dave boring when they find out he used to be a rock star.
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Theodore's teddy bear is bear-napped, forcing the boys to work with Officer Dangus to get him back.
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Alvin starts stealing the morning paper to sell at school, but Dave blames the paperboy and refuses to pay up.
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Brittany's furious when she thinks Alvin has been writing on her blog and vows to get him back.
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Brittany's dream of being a fashion designer turns into a nightmare when her ideas are stolen.
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Coach Dobkins challenges Miss Smith and her ragtag team of outcasts to a baseball game to see who's the best.
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A favorite toy of Theodore's is lost on a rafting trip but then mysteriously shows up at the house, and it's alive.
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Miss Croner attempts to help Theodore discover his true calling in life.
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Jeanette is suddenly the clumsiest person on the planet. Is there something wrong with her - or her new glasses?
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Theodore gets roped into doing Alvin's babysitting sitting job with a spoiled four year old.
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Kevin agrees to be Alvin's assistant to get closer to the music industry, but ends up running errands instead.
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When Theodore discovers Alvin and Simon have a secret club, he promises not to tell anyone if they let him join.
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Dave promises to take Alvin to a water park if he gets a good grade on his test, but then a crow steals it.
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When Alvin accuses Dave of yelling at him too much, a therapist moves in to help Dave control his anger.
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Alvin accuses Dave of yelling at him too much, so a therapist moves in; when the school digs up an old high school time capsule, Miss Smith and Dave work together to keep an old secret.
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The Chipmunks and Chipettes team up together to compete in a dodgeball tournament. They learned that an opposing team has an unfair advantage using technology. Later on, they discovered that an enraged Theodore could be their secret weapon.
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When Theodore mistakenly thinks he's the oldest brother, he tries to be a better role model for Alvin and Simon.
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Dave is thrilled when he thinks he's nominated for a Grammy, but it's actually an award for aging musicians.
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Theodore helps Simon to try and get past his perfectionism in order to complete an art assignment for art class.
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