[TV] another good reason to educate your kids...

Normal Rob

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BBC Bitesize Book Club and Bitesize Daily. Miss Webb take a bow...

 

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There are several Cbeebies programs I enjoy ... for different reasons to my kids

 

Bry Nylon

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Sadly my kids are now too old to watch Swashbuckle no matter how much I try to persuade them to.

 

Normal Rob

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Bry Nylon said:

Sadly my kids are now too old to watch Swashbuckle no matter how much I try to persuade them to.

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I just persuaded my 9 year old to watch a program for 5 year olds as 'it's good to go over stuff again so that you remember'.

They were bored. I wasn't.

 

schmunk

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My children don't watch much TV - it's mainly YouTube instead.

I like Bounce Patrol...

 

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schmunk said:

My children don't watch much TV - it's mainly YouTube instead.

I like Bounce Patrol...

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FFS.

 

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Wow, a female.

 

Eric Potts

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schmunk said:

My children don't watch much TV - it's mainly YouTube instead.

I like Bounce Patrol...

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Why is it called Bounce Patrol ?

 

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If I get any kids they wont be watching anything until they're 25. Read. Play with Lego. Smoke weed. Climb mountains. All of that is fine. TV or Youtube? Not as long as I am in charge.

 

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Swansman said:

If I get any kids they wont be watching anything until they're 25. Read. Play with Lego. Smoke weed. Climb mountains. All of that is fine. TV or Youtube? Not as long as I am in charge.

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Speaks a non-parent!

 

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schmunk said:

My children don't watch much TV - it's mainly YouTube instead.

I like Bounce Patrol...

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Well, that's my evening viewing sorted. Better than some TV series I've watched recently.

 

Tom Hark Preston Park

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schmunk said:

My children don't watch much TV - it's mainly YouTube instead.

I like Bounce Patrol...

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Have set my video for 11pm

 

Swansman

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big nuts said:

Speaks a non-parent!

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Trust me I would go Fritzl lengths to ensure it.

 

Normal Rob

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Swansman said:

Trust me I would go Fritzl lengths to ensure it.

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I don't think its something you'll need to concern yourself with.

 

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Bry Nylon said:

Sadly my kids are now too old to watch Swashbuckle no matter how much I try to persuade them to.

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Gemma Hunt's website says she is available to hire for childrens parties etc, me and a few other dads were very tempted to book her but our wives less so. I think it was especially as we were not going to bring the kids.....

Anyway I also like Rebecca Keatley who I even dragged my son to see in Panto in Worthing a couple of years ago.

Now he is older he only watches Cartoon Network so no more presenters - although Raven is hot in Teen Titans........

I do need to get out more

 

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Horrible Histories is worth a look, not for the same reason as most of this thread is about, but because it is entertaining and very funny, as well as being informative. Mrs DiS, who taught history many decades ago, wishes it had been around in her time. Great for getting kids interested.

PS and another vote for Swashbuckle for all the wrong reasons.