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Favourite CBeebies Programme?



Sheebo

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Jul 13, 2003
29,297
I'm quite into my rasta mouse at the moment but nothying rivals Nuzzle & Scratch - What's yours CBeebies fans?:moo:punk:
 






Lord Bamber

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Feb 23, 2009
4,366
Heaven
Im with you & the rastamouse!!
 


Sheebo

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Jul 13, 2003
29,297
My two year old grand daughter's favourite is Mr Tumble. I think that he is very good with his sign language etc.

I've actually learnt the odd bit of makaton sign language from his show - bloody fantastic way of educating kids to others needs. And the special needs children they have on there is great and gets all children used to different people and disabilities. Mr Tumble has something about him which the kids love!

On another note the presenter with 1 arm on Cbeebies drew complaints from some parents that she was 'scaring' their kids. Utter idiots. It's parents like that that cause bullying IMO - GET THEM USED TO THE REAL WORLD!
 








tedebear

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Jul 7, 2003
16,844
In my computer
and Mr Blooms Nursery... we have Sebastians in our greenhouse and Colins in the garden and all - just a shame I can't build a compostarium!
 


wunt be druv

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Jun 17, 2011
2,141
In my own strange world
[On another note the presenter with 1 arm on Cbeebies drew complaints from some parents that she was 'scaring' their kids. Utter idiots. It's parents like that that cause bullying IMO - GET THEM USED TO THE REAL WORLD![/QUOTE]

Agree with you 100%
 






BHADAZ

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Sep 10, 2011
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lancing
CBeeBies is very good all my kids have watched it from teletubbies and mr tumble to tweenies and come outside my 1 1/2 year old has just found these programs and loves them all.
But her favorite is peppa pig and the tweenies
 


tedebear

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Jul 7, 2003
16,844
In my computer
On another note the presenter with 1 arm on Cbeebies drew complaints from some parents that she was 'scaring' their kids. Utter idiots. It's parents like that that cause bullying IMO - GET THEM USED TO THE REAL WORLD!

What? Blimey - my son didn't even ask, when Grandmad said something about it one day Arthur said he didn't even notice....
 






Tooting Gull

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Jul 5, 2003
11,033
I do tend to get mixed up on which ones are CBeebies and which ones are Milkshake (which must be the otherwise dismal Channel 5's best scheduling by a mile).

But we are an Octonauts household - and there's always a willing audience for Everything's Rosie, since that is our youngest daughter's name. I like the theme and guest musicians on Zingzillas too.
 


Stat Brother

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Jul 11, 2003
73,870
West west west Sussex
Wifey does an incredibly politically incorrect joke about her putting her hand in front of her face, when sneezing.

It's the theme tunes, I can't shake.

Currently 3rd and Bird, plus Olivia on 5.
 




Sompting_Seagull

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Jun 8, 2011
2,143
North Stand
Octonauts is great, exciting and intense. my households fav though has to be Ben and Hollys little kingdom on nick jr, very clever and funny for adults too, written by same blokes who do peppa pig. recently went to peppa pig world at paultons park which was really good.
 


Gwylan

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Jul 5, 2003
31,364
Uffern
Love Rastamouse, I'm sure I'd have watched that as a student.

My son loves Octonauts, my daughter is now a mature 8-year-old and thinks CBeebies is beneath her (but still sneaks a look from time to time)
 




Uwinsc

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Aug 14, 2010
1,254
Horsham
Something special is very good and working with special needs children I really appreciate it giving them a chance to see other people with special needs on TV. I saw mr tumble at the theatre to and he was great!
 




beefypigeon

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Aug 14, 2008
960
My littlun is now coming up to 4 and doesn't really watch Cbeebies anymore as he is really into Disney Junior with Mickey Mouse clubhouse, Handy Manny and Jake and the Neverland Pirates!

But on Cbeebies, I personally love Timmy Time I think it's great. Used to like Numberjacks too but haven't seen that on for a while!
 


Dec 16, 2010
3,613
Over there
My daughter loves peepa pig on milkshake in the morning ( hate all the bloody adverts) my boy loves Octonaughts. For me I like Nina of the neurons, Sarah Jane occasionally and you do get fit guest bedtime story readers. I remember Holly willowby in a low cut top once. Mmmmmm
 


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