The Outsider (1951)

Oh Susan Jane, will you ever have any friends? This is a Centron film, so we all know whose fault that is...

Producer: Centron Productions

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Social guidance
• Psychology
• Gender roles
• epherma
• 1950s

[HeresToPhilipWylie]

And so, having tormented Susan Jane into absolute conformity with her peers, the disembodied Voice of 1950s Morality heads off to shame Johnny over his cheating on the algebra test.

[onebadwebmonkey]

Oh Junior McFaterson, why do you only think about food?

[zdenkajojo82]

Is Susan Jane the younger Sarah from The Snob?

[sassy12696]

awww but she's so beautiful. She's just shy. I know this is just a silly video, but I used to be like that and it was only when someone finally reached out that I felt like everyone would be okay. She's probably self conscious and that makes it worse. Whenever I see someone alone I give them a complement and their face lights up like they've never gotten one before. That's how I've met some of my closest friends. And to think if my friend never talked to me I wouldn't be doing that.

[bawoman]

The fat kid is funny.

[flitterella]

Har, har, he's fat. :|

[Skinnyminigirl18]

The Big Feed? Ha, junior's a Fat Ass!!!

[Skinnyminigirl18]

But Susan-Jane is soo pretty.!

[1boratfan]

The fat kid would be the outsider if this were more realistic, especially in that era.