Are your kids Bing fans, or more partial to Sarah & Duck?

Narrowly missing out: The Clangers (lovely, but not really of this era), Charlie & Lola (if Orla Kiely made cartoons), Katie Morag (gently pleasant Scottish sitcom), Messy Goes To OKIDO (Adam Buxton-led lunacy), Let’s Play (cheap and cheerful but superbly performed), Mister Maker (Neil Buchanan’s love child). The hugely popular toddler rabbit might be an annoyingly whining little berk sometimes.
Basically the twenty-first century answer to Playschool, although sadly no longer seems to be getting new episodes made and so runs only in repeats.

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cream parlour is at risk when the ice cream doesn't arrive. Which it is. pic.twitter.com/ZrB4FXQSWG, — kmfm - Radio In Kent (@kmfmofficial) June 14, 2016. Picking a list of favourite shows among the channel’s current lineup is a thankless task that’s sure to lead to bitter argument among those readers who are also parents – so that’s exactly what we’ve decided to do.

The voices are perfect. Not that you ever would if you didn’t have the excuse, but from those of us who do – trust us, a full season of Sarah & Duck is better than most things you’ll find on Netflix. Each episode consisted of two schools from the UK putting forward 50 students, The students would compete against each other in general knowledge rounds.

You know that the people making it absolutely love what they’re doing, and that means you can’t help but love it too.

It will almost certainly show up on iPlayer again over the coming festive period, so we won’t say too much to spoil it, except that it’s completely RTD-ish, and so it’s bloody genius and it will make you cry. But thanks to Hey Duggee, it’s the kids growing up now for whom that will actually be true. One of the greatest British institutions of them all, every night at 6.50 (after In The Night Garden, of course) a famous person reads a picture book. Although filming for the show ended in 1997 it aired until 2012. Read about our approach to external linking. Go Jetters & Sport Relief Don’t Stop Movin’.

Bing and his friends put on a show in the park. 6 episodes available. Aired: 1996 - present.

Back in the day, it was so good it was nominated for Best Animation at the Baftas. Both feature CGI animated characters going on adventures and defeating baddies using exciting technological vehicles – but while Octonauts takes place under the sea, Go Jetters is more about exploring worldwide geography.

Hands down, Arthur has one of the best opening numbers of any children's TV show. followed the life of entrepreneur and wheeler dealer Taj Lewis and everyone loved watching it after school. Series 1: 78. 50/50 was a classic children's tv show. Although the show was only made for 3 years reruns of the show went on until 2016.

For all that people grumble about younger generations as they get older, if the world of the future is one raised on Show Me Show Me, it won’t be all that bad. This charming Scottish show does what few other live-action CBeebies shows do, … What's on TV & Streaming What's on TV & Streaming Top Rated Shows Most Popular Shows Browse TV Shows by Genre TV News India TV Spotlight. The wacky series followed the adventures of Mona Parker and her pet cat Fang.

Sarah & Duck falls resolutely into the latter camp.

The team with the most points won a trophy for their school. The duo has appeared on Channel 4's Tattoo Fixers and the X Factor. Show.
to fill this space with all the shows you enjoy. The following is a list of television series considered the worst by critics, network executives, and viewers (with extremely low viewership despite high promotion). In recent years, both Tamsin (Hannah Tointon) and Taj Lewis (Devon Anderson) went on to star in Hollyoaks and Eastenders. are the instantly recognisable lyrics to the Tweenies show. Go Jetters or Octonauts?

It’s perfectly designed and just as perfectly animated.

Sure, you could be one of those parents who doesn’t let their child anywhere near a screen – but chances are, if you’re the kind of person to read Den of Geek, the idea of doing so would utterly horrify you. But other times it’s been made with the utmost care and attention along every step of the way. Justin’s House is ridiculous nonsense, but is also actually pretty funny on a surprisingly regular basis – everyone involved is clearly having an awful lot of fun.

Even if CBeebies has otherwise never strayed into your sphere of consciousness, chances are you’ve seen Bedtime Stories talked about at some point. Catch up with ten of the most popular shows on CBeebies iPlayer over the last week. 2. CBeebies is available exclusively on DStv. Here are the unique pair performing on the X Factor. Although filming for the show ended in 1997 it aired until 2012. I've never actually seen this one!". It is one of the most popular baby TV shows that has music videos of the popular nursery rhymes. CBeebies Popular Picks. The CBeebies channel is 15 years old, and these are it's 15 best shows. "BOOM, BOOM!"

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Hands down, Arthur has one of the best opening numbers of any children's TV show. CBeebies.

Grab your childhood cereal and be prepared to want to binge watch everything. Arthur. Those were the days! - who are you related to?

Bella, Milo, Fizz, Jake, Doodles, Izzles, Max, Judy, and sometimes Max's sister Polly all live together in the Tweenie house. The most difficult part of any 90s child's childhood was having to flick between CBBC, CITV, and The Den to catch each of your favourite shows before they ended. Toddlers can sing along and learn lessons in a simple and fun way.

Speaking of strange, who remembers Come Outside? When we last featured the show, only its first season had aired – since then, we’ve had a good chunk of the second (annoyingly, CBeebies ration it out) and it’s only got even better, with masterpieces such as The Tadpole Badge (which features tadpoles becoming teenagers and going on gap years), The Making Friends Badge (in which the Squirrel Club have a Shaun Of The Dead-esque meeting with a counterpart club) and The Theatre Badge (which basically does West Side Story). Bonus points too for the calming, authoritative tones of Mark Rylance as parent/carer/whatever Flop, although we do wonder when he’s going to end an episode by saying “Shakespeare authorship controversies… they’re a Bing thing!”.

When it comes to kids’ TV, everybody thinks that the era in which they were children was the one that was the best. We’ve written about Hey Duggee on here before, so we’re possibly at risk of repeating ourselves, but here it is – Hey Duggee is not just the best thing on CBeebies.

Anyone who’s been a parent in the last fifteen years will have had cause to be thankful for it at some point – and whisper it, but at times, this pre-school-focused channel can produce material that’s entirely worth watching by adults.

Tim makes a nest for an egg in the hope that it will hatch into a baby dinosaur.

Highlights include Science (which lifts from David Bowie’s Fashion), I Just Want To Be Me (which is basically a Ramones song) and Art (which sounds like something off the Transport Tycoon soundtrack).

It’s incredibly simple in concept – a family of four bird-like creatures live on a boat and each episode transport themselves into the ‘real’ world where they accidentally cause domestic mishaps for an unsuspecting live-action adult – but wonderful in its execution. The little star of Love Actually, Thomas Brodie Sangster, was also in the iconic Feather Boy. It can be damaging to rely solely on it, to park them in front of it for several hours a day – but in healthy doses, the window it offers into a wider world of experience and friendships is invaluable. That’s not to do down the amount of work that always goes into creating a programme – but let’s face it, sometimes a cartoon has clearly just been churned out to meet a deadline. The music is perfect. The opening of Purl's ice cream parlour is at risk when the ice cream doesn't arrive. Tim makes a nest for an egg in the hope that it will hatch into a baby dinosaur. Which Of These Reality Television Shows Have We Made Up. It’s charming. This gently charming live-action series is basically how Bernard Cribbins wound his way down towards retirement, and it would be worth a place in this list for that alone (to say nothing of the fact that Freema Agyeman is also in it).

Tee insists on wearing his favourite Action Ape outfit all afternoon. Evil comes in the form of The Cramp Twins. The CBeebies website contains most of these shows, which are airing and coming soon on the CBeebies channel. The most awful, creepy and bazaar programme on cbeebies has got to be "Me Too". Yes he can! Find out more about how we use your information in our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy. Presented by Chris Jarvis (who certain readers may remember from the CBBC Broom Cupboard and the likes of Fully Booked) and Pui Fan Lee (who used to be a Teletubby) it’s a charming and engaging half hour of play that feels like it represents all that is good and pure. 12 November 2017; Den of Geek; Seb Patrick Nov 23, 2017 Are your kids Bing fans, or more partial to Sarah & Duck? The creepy story involved Robert trying to solve the mystery of a boy falling to his death.

The best TV shows of 2020 so far. The show was able to recognize the world over by as many generations and walk of life. Well, because the songs are all pastiches of a particular genre or artist, and they’re frequently maddeningly catchy and infectious. 1 Sesame Street This show is an experiment in educational children’s programming.