I agree with what Teen Reviewer said: *sigh* tsk tsk tsk. this show is a discrace. Winnie the poohs supposed to be a bout friendship, and life moral values, not science. kids are supposed to figure out curiosities as they age, not on a television show, 2 and four year olds dont need to know why the sky is blue. they need to know how to make good friendships, and sharing, and and values and such, thats what the original showed. plus, what happend to owl and christopher robin? are they not good enough for the new socity? plus the CGI animation is terrible, and its overdone. Well, first of all, what happened to the fun, innocent characters in The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh? They have taken the characters' traits, and (so I believe) taken them to the extreme. This show has taken all the fun and innocence out of the Hundred Acre Woods and replaced it with learning. How many remember that Christopher Robin didn't want to learn, because it meant growing up and possibly leaving Pooh? And Pooh didn't want CR to go to school, either... How many of you remember the beautiful friendship between Christopher Robin and Winnie the Pooh? All I can say now is: Disney has taken a timeless classic, and, well... Disney-fied it... ! :(
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My Friends Tigger & Pooh
(Rated TV-Y, Children, cartoons, & animation, Starring Jim Cummings, Dee Bradley Baker, Chloe Grace Moretz, Where to watch: Disney Channel, DVD)
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New girl pal joins the Hundred Acre Wood gang.
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for Ages 3 and Up
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About My Friends Tigger & Pooh
Parents need to know that this engaging preschool series offers a twist on the classic Winnie the Pooh tales: Christopher Robin has been replaced by a 6-year-old girl named Darby. Purists may quibble, but she's an endearing character who fits right in. Overall, this is a delightful show that encourages kids to think critically about the world around them by involving them in fun puzzle solving. Plus, it's got upbeat songs, which kids are sure to love.
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- Families can talk about how this show is similar to and different from other versions of Winnie the Pooh. Which characters are the same? Which are new? Do you like the new ones better than the old ones? Why or why not? Families can also discuss solving puzzles. Kids: What mysteries did Darby and her friends solve in this episode? Which clues helped them figure out the answer? How did they work together to find the answer? Which puzzles have you had to work out? Did you have clues that helped? How did you find them? What did they tell you? Did someone else help you?
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- I rate this title on for age 2 and give it
Stick to The Originals
- I rate this title on for age 3 and give it
my son likes it and has some learning too
- I rate this title on for age 2 and give it
Here we go again...
*sigh* tsk tsk tsk. this show is a discrace. Winnie the poohs supposed to be a bout friendship, and life moral values, not science. kids are supposed to figure out curiosities as they age, not on a television show, 2 and four year olds dont need to know why the sky is blue. they need to know how to make good friendships, and sharing, and and values and such, thats what the original showed. plus, what happend to owl and christopher robin? are they not good enough for the new socity? plus the CGI animation is terrible, and its overdone.
- I rate this title on for age 4 and give it
Mickey Mouse Club House is alright at best, but this is a disgrace...
Luckily, they didn't make everyone too out-of-character, but that's the ONLY good thing about this show. For one thing, what is the story behind the girl? Really, why do I care? She's an annoying and incredibly useless character. The dog's fine, but that's only because he doesn't talk. What happened to shows being fun? This may not be the lametarded rubbish we get from kid's entertainment these days, but it should have just been an original show and not used iconic figures from our childhood. I guess the concept's alright, but where is Christopher Robin? They fit in every character except him. Why? And like Club House, the characters are WAY too happy to the point where it's creepy. At least that other attempt at making Pooh CGI was more accurate to the original stories... and they still didn't have Christopher Robin in them... oh yeah, and the "think" song... not as annoying as the songs in Club House, but it still gets to me... anyway, this show is a disgrace to the original. Disney, stop ruining your greatest franchises with this garbage.
- I rate this title on for age 4 and give it
i laughed
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