Show Me Show Me

This has to be one of the worst kids shows around Terrible acting Terrible catch phrases Terrible songs and games Cheap sets (i can only assume its a presenters backyard)

Absolutely nothing good about it It literally makes my youngest son cry when it comes on

This is one of my favourite shows, and it's considered to be one my childhood shows.

I love the toys in this, and Stuffy's baby cousin, Fluffy. However, his crying can be a bit annoying.

"There's Momo, and there's Tom and Stuffy, Ms. Mouse and Teddington, is that everybody?" Yes!

Chris and Pui did a really decent job looking after the toys.

Even if it's on during the weekend, I still really love this show, especially the Polar bear hunt scene and the outtakes I really enjoyed.

I'd really appreciate this beautiful and gorgeous show, and I wish I can be in it someday, just you wait and see!

The intro sequence is absolutely nothing like the show, which is a bit of a shame.

Another shame is that the presenters look really uncomfortable and awkward as they stumble their way through the little activities that are set up in what appears to be someone's back garden. I have a feeling they recorded all (or at least most) of the episodes on the same day, in one take.

YouTube presenters genuinely make better children's content than Show Me Show Me. It's a surprise that this is made by a major television broadcaster like the BBC.

The show is cheap, irritating and just generally poorly executed.

This is a great TV series with lots of songs and fun games. The presenters really throw themselves into things and my children love the show.

It features lots of imaginative play, lots of important vocabulary and each episode has a different theme - e.g. Music festivals, bike races, kites, cellos, etc.

As a parent, this is a show i can happily watch with my children and there's plenty to talk about with guessing games and dancing to participate in.

People are amazed by my 3 year old's vocabulary and it is partly due to programmes like this.

I can only assume that the haters have completely missed the purpose of the show.