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Jeff Ayers, John David Bennett, Rickey Carter, Julie Johnson, David Joyner, Lauren King, Pia Manalo Hamilton, Bob West, Patty Wirtz, Kyle Nelson, Carey Stinson, Dean Wendt, and Michaela Dietz in Barney (1992)

Review by cure_glo88

Barney

Remember! It's a Kid's show!!!!!

From the adult perspective, this show would seems really stupid and horrible. But for my brother and I as toddlers watching the show, I loved it. My brother and I learned things about sharing, different cultures, mixing colors, etc. At the time, I thought it was a great show. You all have to remember, IT IS A KIDS SHOW. It is not meant to make tons of sense in a real-world setting or be a wonderful, inspiring show (actually, to a toddler, it is a wonderful and inspiring show). It's just a nice, entertaining program for very young children. Nothing more, nothing less. But then again, are any childrens shows anything more than that? No. Barney and Friends has given me some really fond childhood memories of just enjoying things for what they were, not analyzing them. Save the horrors of that for when children are older. Anyway, If you really want some bad childrens television, watch teletubbies. You'll probably become dumber.
  • cure_glo88
  • Nov 28, 2002

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