i find it really boring but kids ages 2-5 will luv it.

Brilliant for kids. Entertaining for parents. The narration teaches basic concepts from a 3-year-old perspective.

My 3 year old son absolutely LOVES this show and has for a long time now. I have over 25 episodes recorded on my DVR so he can watch it at anytime of the day. It's very educational and my son has learned so much from watching. We've even tried to duplicate some of the "experiments" that are done by real live kids at the end of each segment. I give this show two very enthusiastic thumbs up!!

My son loves this and doesn't find it scary at all. Clearly educational

This is the only show that really gives you the world from a toddler's perspective. From George's inability to speak, to his struggle to understand things around him that everyone else takes for granted, he IS a toddler and this allows the show to extend great empathy to its misunderstood viewership. I'm puzzled by the review that regards it as consumerism that the show has its origin in books; I consider that a literacy tie-in. Consumerism is a shallow link between the character and a product they want us to buy (i.e. Dora on a sippy cup). No one is pushing Curious George books on us via the TV show, but it sure does help instill a love of reading when the same characters (Pooh, etc) show up in book form.

This is a fun show appropriate for all ages. George gets into some trouble sometimes and in the process teaches lessons about math, social behavior, language, etc. My kids (2 and 4) love it and often laugh out loud at George's silly antics.