Save-Ums

The animation has definitely not aged well (it's low-budget CGI in 2003, so that's to be expected) and some of the plots are pretty slow, but generally, it's harmless fun and teaches your kids simple skills (i.e making sandwiches, repairing bike wheels). There are some voices in this that teen and young adult viewers might recognize; specifically, there is Tajja Isen (Atomic Betty/Princess Presto) as Jazzi, Mark Rendall (Arthur) as Noodle, and Stephanie Beard (Cloverway's Sailor Chibi Moon) as Olena.

Not for kids.

It's great, but The Save-Ums! is on... Knowledge Kids, Discovery Kids, TLC, Five, and Kids' CBC. But soon... The Hub (maybe)

All I can remember about this show is; TAPE PLEEZE, TAPE, TAPE PLEEZ, TAPE, and so on

I've gave this show a chance a few years back and watched a few episodes. I can honestly say it's just another cheesy infant's show. Don't even bother watching it. This makes the Wonder Pets look like Shakespeare.

I think it is a good show for little kids. But I think it is just plain dumb for older kids. This show is more for kids ages 4-6. Anyone older than that might find it dumb.

I LOVED this show when I was a little kid, but there is one episode that was kind of edgy. It was were these three Save-Um's were on a mountain and were helping a female monkey character. One Save-Um told the monkey to lick her fingers and she said to how about my toe. That is a little bit too gross for a kid's show, but I still decided to watch it!