Me Too!

A great show for adults and kids alike but perhaps a bit saucy with too much intimacy

**** out of *****

4/5 9/10

Fun, lighthearted educational show for young kids.

I watch this with my little sister nearly every morning and both of us thought it was great.

It delivers a inspirational message to young kids, that always be nice to people and fight for what you believe in.

I loved the setting of it, in modern day Scotland, by the sea. Because not many shows in "Cbebbies" have the setting of Scotland, except for "Balmory" of course.

One of the greatest kids shows ever. Ignore the critics, give it a try, it might just surprise you!

My children adored this when they were younger. And wanted me to say it's the best show ever. They still watch it and they 12 years old would recommend to any mother looking for some peace and quiet.

Me Too is made by the same company that produced Balamory and it is in essence the same show. We have minorities, the disabled, a character who looks after children during the day...this is just a cheaper way of making the same show by not having to travel too far to do the location shooting.

The stories are not as much fun as Balamory and the characters are underdeveloped even for a young kids program.

The acting is highly variable at best and the production values are not as strong. Every show has a race against the clock (in essence the same song) and the show is rather boring even for undemanding kids.

Avoid.

I only picked up this program in Australia and missed it in the UK. The budget must have been 100 pounds. The actors must have been doing it for experience for free. And the repeat scenes and stories must have taken the writer an afternoon to write the whole series. Having give the negatives my one year old watches it and stays attracted to the screen. Maybe he is thinking I have seen this before many times in the same show. Or there is something going for it. It is a kids show after all. It harmless covering a few nationalities so it is very politically correct. Well. It does no harm and I am a big fan of that. I am not to sure about Nanny Murray being in her 20's and her opening line. "come away in" is a bit of a contradiction in terms. Kids would not pick up on that I suppose.