I wish the reviewer who said that this show was "racist" would explain why....what's the point of expressing your view if you don't elaborate so people can see where you're coming from? I sure can't-I've never thought of this show as racist. The characters being black really isn't even the main subject of the program-they just are. The only objection I have to Little Bill is the occasional cute but erroneous imformation provided about various subjects, i.e. Little Bill saying that baby rabbits grow inside the mother rabbit's stomach (presumably until they are ready to be born)-I had to clear that up for my daughter, who is just starting to wonder about the facts of life. Other than that-we don't watch this often, but when we do, I have no objection to it-I consider it more entertainment than educational, but inoffensive and soothing. I'm not sure it would be of much interest to a kid younger than three or four, though. And also-it isn't Caillou, which is enough to warrant at least a four star rating as far as I'm concerned!

I don't think children under 5 or 6 can understand this show so I give this TV-Y7

2 year olds wont have intrest in the show but kids 3-6 definetly will. little bill is a fun positive message filled show. for kids entering grades pre-1

This is such a fresh and adorable show. The soundtrack is really, really cool (a constant jazz riff,) and the charcters are all gentle, lovely, polite people. Little Bill's life situations are realistic, the sense of community in his neighborhood is incredible, the animation is lovely, and there isn't a hint of commercialism in it. I love that the children and adults are so incredibly respectful and polite to one another and how all conflicts in the show are handled diplomatically. Little Bill, the main character, is also a charming and gentle character with a very inquisitive view of the world that will engage the younger viewers.