What was the first episode you saw of MLP?

[Sasoriman 140]

Dragonshy. But it was one of those edited versions of cartoon episodes with cuss words pasted in. 

It was funny, but then I watched the unedited version and loved it. 

[bigbertha 415]

Winter Wrap Up. I don't know why I kept watching since I remember that the only thing I liked about it was the song.

[Megalobronia 141]

I can't remember whether it was Rarity Investigates, Read it And Weep, or Stare Master

[Aticus the Adequate 272]

Oh man, this is bringing me back... The very first thing that exposed me to MLP was a PMV using clips from The Return of Harmony. 
The first full episode I watched which was coincidentally on TV was Look Before You Sleep back in 2013. I remember watching it with my little sister and I was pretending to be bored and like I didn't wanna be there but inside I was like "This is fricking adorable and great."

Edited March 3, 2023 by Aticus the Adequate

[Theautisticrebel 306]

Rock Solid Friendship, when it was first premiered.

[Lunaholic 921]

It was the very first episode. So S01E01

[Player the FNFL Boi 123]

I think it was the 10th episode? Idk, I watched my first pony episode nearly 2 years ago so I don't remember exactly what episode I watched first.

[Twilightnights 3]

the first episode obvi

[KPackratt 387]

The first episode I watched was "Too Many Pinkie Pies" when I felt like checking the show out in 2013.

[Iforgotmybrain 5,870]

The very first episode. If I introduced someone to the series I’d probably have them do the same. I feel like it’s a very good starting point.

[FallCake 6]

The Ticket Master episode.

[Snow 7,649]

Where it all stated. Friendship Is Magic Part 1 

[MyawesomeRainbowdash 105]

will I love my little pony when I was young. I  was watching random MLP videos. I don't remember which I first watch I was 5 when I started to love My little pony

[Dawnshine Wonder 692]

From the beginning first. I saw clips on Youtube before that, but they hardly count as watching a whole episode. I loved the first episode though, seeing part 2 of episode 1 was endearing to see Princess Luna learn that family disputes don't have to be dealt with through violence. Princess Celestia also showed her maturity in this situation when she forgiven her sister instead of immediately banishing Luna to the moon again. Princess Celestia could've acted differently, it's not like she had to show mercy, but she did it anyway. That is an inspiring episode because it showed that justice isn't always about punishment, the other component of it is to make others learn what they did wrong, to learn how to say sorry and mean it, to not repeat the same mistake again. Conflict resolution is about stopping violence first and foremost.