Bo on the GO!

My 2 year old toddler watch this a 1000 times a day and my 6 month old infant love this show, they prefer to watch this over any other kids cartoon. It would be cool if they come out with toys !!

I think this show is intended for VERY young children, and I have enjoyed watching my grandchildren (1 and 2 years old) summoning the wizard, stretching for the keys, and doing "animoves". It's fun and active and helps teach pattern recognition. Yes, of course, we know we we have to reach for the key EVERY time, but that's really the point here.

The only thing we joke about is that Bo is a bit ego-centric. Especially when she says something is "Bo-Brilliant". :)

If you are looking for a good story-line and strong character development, then, no, this isn't the show you are looking for. If you are looking for a good, simple, active show for toddlers, "Bo on the GO!" fills the bill nicely.

The graphics are terrible! They look like something out of a PS2 or Wii game! Those system's graphics aren't bad by all means, it's just, that's what this show looks like

Both of my children, ages 1 & 3, love this show. It teaches kids to be active and gets them moving. The catch phrases and storyline are repetitive but as parents we should all recognize the value of that for children. They learn through repetition and reward, and this show provides both. The colors in the show are bright, and the voices are bearable(I saw a review that was pretty harsh about the annoying voices and I disagree entirely. This is no Caillou!). The characters are pretty cute and my son has had an interest in this show for nearly two years, so I can tell you first-hand that this show hasn't lost its appeal.

"Bo On the Go" is one of the worst television shows ever. It follows one basic formula that never changes. While a show like "Phineas and Ferb" follows a consistent formula, it frequently changes up the premise, has a fun concept, and most importantly, has good writing. "Bo On the Go" has none of these qualities. It's premise is as child-safe and inoffensive as sleeping, except without the enjoyable qualities. The show tries to encourage exercising by comparing exercises to animal movements. But aside from that, "Bo On the Go" has no creative ideas in animation, story, or writing.