Well, as long as it's not the Red Wiggle. Of course, this leaves open the question of whether we're talking about Original Yellow Wiggle or New and Improved Yellow Wiggle.
I had to look it up. New Yellow Wiggle.
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Well, as long as it's not the Red Wiggle. Of course, this leaves open the question of whether we're talking about Original Yellow Wiggle or New and Improved Yellow Wiggle.
I had to look it up. New Yellow Wiggle.
NY Times article about the Wiggles from a few years ago: [link]
So Wiggles are like Teletubbies, but less scary to grown-ups. (I saw the Teletubbies once. It was Uncanny Valley territory for me.)
I am havng the perfect Satuday morning. Ellie is next to me watching Charlie and Lola. Frisco is sleeping/nursing on my other side and I have my phone. If only breakfast would appear.
So Wiggles are like Teletubbies, but less scary to grown-ups.
You want scary kids' TV? In The Night Garden. The Girl had a traumatic encounter with an electronic singing version of Iggle Piggle, and now screams and runs out of the room if this is on TV. I'm just slightly nervous of the giant inflatable shapes.
I'm sorry, but there is no British children's television show more terrifying than the Tweenies. NONE.
You want scary kids' TV? In The Night Garden.
Aaaaaaahhhhhhh!! The first, unexpected appearance of that Gumby-like thing actually made me yip.
Shir, those lectures look absolutely fascinating. You must come back and report on them.
Aaaaaaahhhhhhh!! The first, unexpected appearance of that Gumby-like thing actually made me yip.
I warned you. Bloody terrifying. How kids can watch that at bedtime is beyond me.
In the Night Garden
WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT??