Helpsters

Watched four shows tonight from this service. Two were awful. This was one of them.

First, the puppets look cheap.

The one has a bunch of loose fabric on its neck. It looked odd.

Second, none of the characters seemed well thought out. They were just heads and bodies. Nothing special.

Then, the characters talked way to fast. They need to slow way down. The actions happened to fast as well. By the second hung they were helping with, I had lost all remembrance of what they first did and so on and so on.

They didn't take the time to explain anything they were doing. They just did it and sang.

Maybe, find one thing to focus on and stick with it. Talk about it, show kids what it does and how those that do it do so and then sing.

This show was way to flooded with mindless actions.

I don't think I will be able to watch another episode.

My kids love it, I enjoy it! I really enjoy how it brings in a different though process with coding. This isn't going to make my son write code, but I want to get him some coding toys later and he will already get some of the language that's used. Keep up the good work!

The credits are longer than the actual episode. It makes it impossible for an inpatient 2 year old to watch. I have to stop what I'm doing every five minutes to try to skip the credits.

Even adding some musing or color or anything to the credits would help

I love it, also love that Apple added other languages to audio. Keep it up

Every children should watch Apple TV+'s Helpsters.