Bing

Bing is a preschool show following a rabbit and his father as they learn new things ang go on adventures.

I have memories of this from when I was a young child and watching with my parents and I remember liking it.

I am sure young kids will enjoy watching it.

It has lots of characters including people living near Bing's house if I remember rightly and it teaches young kids lessons about life.

If I remember right, I did watch this quite often when it was on Cbeebies as a young child.

Although this a good show from when I was a young child, "The Furchester Hotel" is better in my opinion.

"The Furchester Hotel" is a Sesame-Street spin-off and follows Jim Henson's Muppets Characters running a hotel.

I have written a review on that show, and I believe it is better than Bing.

Bing is just brilliant. Important everyday lessons for kids portrayed in easily relatable scenarios. It is performed and animated beautifully, capturing my kids attention without demanding it. Bing is a wonderful character and a good role model, guided by the experienced guardian figure Flop. People complain about the use of poor English, this is just reflective of the way children talk around this age, the same controversy surrounded teletubbies in the nineties. Really recommend this gentle and warm show as a safe, fun and educational viewing for preschoolers.

I do not want to sound like a pensioner in his 90s but I think Bing is a love/hate Tv programme. First all characters like Bing himself and Pando are bigger than their carers such as Flop and Pagnet. Second of all at nearly every single episodes Bing talks about what he acheived and then 2 seconds later Flop comes out and says stuff like " playing it's a Bing thing" . Seriously nearly every kid has played. Last of all Pando wears only his pants and I think Pagnet should take more notice of that

So this is a show with a whiney main character who constantly whinges and argues with its friends. Then they sort of resolve it. What does this teach children? How to whinge perhaps...

Atrocious.

Wouldn't want to find yourself, 30+, leaving a 1-star review on a show intended for 3 year olds full of complaints that the characters are emotionally unstable and the plots are overly simplistic 😂😂😂

As far as the show goes, it's fine. Yes, the characters are whiney and not very good at not getting their own way, but they're all intended to be between the ages of 2 - 5.

Not something I'd watch myself, but it's not a show for me. My 3 year old has loved it for the last year. Highly recommended to anyone with young kids (just don't go in to it expecting to enjoy it yourself)