Where do I start? Pingu is among the very few children's TV-series you cannot grow too old to enjoy. I certainly feel that way.
These shorts all have valuable lessons for the little kids who definitely can identify its titular character's everyday adventures and misadventures.
I think it is a clever idea to have them speak in this nonsensical penguin language, because children do learn about body language and reading situations.
The characters are all likable and realistic depictions of everyday kinds of people and it suits the educational side of the series. The series also has its fun with creating Pingu's silly gimmick of making these sounds with his beak which iconic and amusing. It never gets old.
I have not seen all of the episodes and I am not sure about the value of the later ones, but the older episodes are treasured childhood memories of mine and I really recommend it to all children.
These shorts all have valuable lessons for the little kids who definitely can identify its titular character's everyday adventures and misadventures.
I think it is a clever idea to have them speak in this nonsensical penguin language, because children do learn about body language and reading situations.
The characters are all likable and realistic depictions of everyday kinds of people and it suits the educational side of the series. The series also has its fun with creating Pingu's silly gimmick of making these sounds with his beak which iconic and amusing. It never gets old.
I have not seen all of the episodes and I am not sure about the value of the later ones, but the older episodes are treasured childhood memories of mine and I really recommend it to all children.