Little Lunch

My sister , of whom has an 8 year old, told my husband and I about Little Lunch. We were skeptical. But once we started watching it, we were hooked! This show is hilarious. Rory is SO funny! And when the characters look directly at the camera and speak...PRICELESS! So we wound up binge watching. We are SO excited for season 2!!! You will not be disappointed. I mean, we didn't even have a kid in the room watching! So I'd say this show is age appropriate for any age. Also, the kids in this show are respectful of adults, not like some of the Nickelodeon or Disney shows- where the children are Very disrespectful and they try and pass off as comedy. Little Lunch is genuinely a funny great little show!

Cracking show. I love it and my kids love it. The stories are relatable and not the same old same old. Great to have them narrating the stories and even better to not have any canned laughing like irritating Disney shows when a joke is made. Only shame is they look too old to be playing school kids in the specials. Maybe could have done without them.

This Australian gem has been watched many times by my family and everyone from 40 to 4 loves the talented ensemble cast of children and the great comic timing. The child characters are believable and we have fallen In love with all of them and their idiosyncrasies.

I'm from the United States and my girls used to love to watch this show with me. Wish the show went on longer. It makes me hungry and laugh. I would say the show is PG rated. There is a slight inappropriate joke or two, but nothing too bad. See the show first, if you want to be careful at what your kids watch.

Genuinely this is such a great show. As far as Australian comedy-drama TV series go Little Lunch is certainly up there, being genuinely funny and easy to watch. I always come back to Little Lunch when I'm having a bit of a downer, because the humour in the show is just spot on. I'm not even the target audience and it is one of my favourite shows - I highly recommend it if you haven't already seen it, and even if you have, take this as a sign to go and re-watch it. Maybe this was the peak of Australian TV - who knows? I certainly reckon it's a high in Aussie broadcasting - the content spans many age groups in terms of entertainment factor, making it the perfect show to watch if, say, your little cousins are over and you want to watch TV.