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Curious critter loves to explore, sometimes makes trouble.
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Pablo the Little Red Fox
What's the Story?
PABLO THE LITTLE RED FOX, along with his two siblings, plays and has fun in his neighborhood. Sometimes the neighborhood cat, Finbar, gets involved as well. Pablo loves exploring and testing his independence; however, sometimes his curiosity gets the best of him and his innocent intentions lead to trouble.
Is It Any Good?
This sweet series features short adventures with simple, brightly-colored animation. The characters in Pablo the Little Red Fox are a diverse group of animals that all interact in this city-like environment. While they may be different, they all get along and work to help each other.
The stories are a good display of how leaping without looking can get you into trouble. For example, when Pablo destroys a house, it's not out of malice, but because he didn't know that the chandelier wouldn't hold him or that the room's toys would come to life, surprising him and causing him to knock over a bookshelf. Pablo is a fox, after all, and a fox is a wild animal!
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about how Pablo makes a mess of the human world in Pablo the Little Red Fox, but never means to. Sometimes it is important to look at why someone does something and not what they do -- that will often give you insight into the kind of person that they are. Have you ever tried to do something good only to have it backfire?
Kids: What would you do if you came home and saw a mess that Pablo caused. Would you get mad at him? Why or why not? Who are Pablo's friends? How do you know?
TV Details
- Premiere date : March 22, 1999
- Network : Kidstream
- Genre : Kids' Animation
- Topics : Friendship , Animals ( Wild Animals )
- TV rating :
- Last updated : October 1, 2025
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