The Doodlebops

okay... it seems as adults we know what we like... put yourself in a 2-6 year olds place! music, colors, dancing, singing all attract a child! as adults we cannot grasp some children's shows because we are above them and know more then a 2-6 year old! children are attracted to shows for their spunk, not educational value.... doodle bops are cute... they have talent... i couldn't stand half these shows until i looked at it from a child's perspective! they act silly and kids like that! its crazy to us, but again, we are not 2-6 years old!!i am not bashing anyone so please keep your negative comments (if for me) to yourself and act like a "grown-up". i am not here for that nonsense! just stating my opinion! :) either agree or disagree and say why...? thanks for reading!!

I watch my granddaughter M - F all day long. She's 2 years old and she LOVES this show. Its on twice a day but we also have recorded a few shows. She'll get tired of playing and comes up to me and asks for doodle bops. She loves Moe and almost every song they sing she tries to dance along with them. She loves when Bus driver Bob shows up and the song they sing on the bus. And she loves the "where's Moe" segment at the beginning of each show. Its a wonderful show and I'm so happy I can share this with my granddaughter. My friends granddaughter is also 2 and she loves the show. We think its great and can't wait until they tour the US. We'll all be there!

I have a son that's almost three, and he loves anything that has singing in it. The difference between most kids shows and The Doodlebops is that these folks can actually carry a tune! This, of course, isn't the only plus for the show. The characters of DeeDee, Rooney, and Moe are very easy for preschoolers to relate to. They play, laugh, and have fun...but they argue occasionally, too. They always manage to make up, though...teaching kids that it's OK to disagree or even "fight" with your friends as long as you know when to apologize. The Doodlebops are bright and colorful, and the show is fast-paced. I definitely recommend this for anyone that has kids in the 3-7 range. Four stars!

I can't believe what I have read here? Many of you compliment these kids for doing the great job that they're doing. They're entertaining our kids, not US! So who gives a darn if Roonie (Chad Macnamara) is gay? It won't rub off on you dears :-) And no I'm not Gay. I'm as straight as they come. I'm a married Grandmother. My Grandson loves the show, and has no idea what Gay means. He isn't old enough to know OR care! Shame on you for pointing that out!!!! And by the way, Queer As Folk is the hottest show on show time. Too bad you all missed it. The last episode will air next Sunday night. They have some really hot guys on it for all us straight women :-)And...99% of the men on Queer As Folk are straight and have been on many shows on prime-time television.

About telling people that Roonie isn't any good because of his sexuality... For the person who asked if we'd like our children to follow the image of a Gay person?... ROFL! Have you NOT noticed that he's dressed like a clown? Now how will children pick up on his sexuality unless YOU make a big deal about it? Better get used to it. Gay people are here and are not hiding any more. In fact they've been around since cave men days :-)

Here's a fun, exhilarating show for the kids that is always positive. Well performed and produced, someone should tell this other 'reviewer he/she is a stick-in-the-mud. Relax. Every single kid's show doesn't have to be 'educational'. Kids have a right to have fun too, without everything having a message crammed down their little throats. Hey Mom/Pop (whichever), didn't you ever watch Seinfeld, Friends and other sitcoms. Were they educational??? Come on!! Very colorful and appealing costumes. Cute songs with a positive slant. Likable characters in DeDe, Rooney and Moe. Here's hoping the Doodlebops are around for a very long time.