User reviews

Boo! Has some classic aspects of a toddler series that do well for such a project. For example: conveying the color concept, explaining holidays and creating a cozy atmosphere as a claim. Unfortunately, the drawings are not really classically beautiful and in some cases the lack of intellectual confidence that is communicated through the series is a bit too much. Certainly not one of the worst toddler series, but also not a particularly good one.

Boo! Is a show from Tweenies creators Iain Lauchlan and Will Brenton, and centres around a game that's basically hide-and-seek in all but name.

The main character is the centric Boo!, a stripy/purple pear-shaped creature with orange tufts of hair, green and purple arms, and fancy shoes. He doesn't speak or have any sign of a distinctive personality, but he does have the ability to adapt to the environments or wear fancy costumes. In every episode, the aim is to try and find him while learning about the environments along the way. This is one of the main aims of the show, in order to learn about places you may have never been to before.

Boo's friends, who do speak, have distinctive personalities. Growling Tiger (Voiced by Justin Fletcher), Sleeping Bear (Also voiced by Justin Fletcher), and Laughing Duck (voiced by Kate Harbour).

In every episode, there are several other one-off characters (eg, humans, mammals, etc.) who can be found as well, normally having their jobs rhyming with their personality.

The animation for the series is... hit-and-miss. The cel-shaded CGI has not aged very well and makes some of the renders drift away into the uncanny valley, especially the human characters.

The songs that play in every episode are quite the catchy numbers, sung by trombonist Ashley Slater and Holby City cast member Sharon D. Clarke. They are also the narrators in addition to the children, who mostly narrate the action.

The series is a "formulaic" series as well, but it works well on that genre. Mainly because it's written to be as interesting as possible, seeing what's going on around the world.

Overall, I don't have any other flaws to say about this show other than the outdated animation and the fact the series. It gets a 7/10 from me.

I really like this show and it is from cbeebies and in case if you didn't know this show was created by the same people and the same logo that made the tweenies which is tell tale productions. And it has 118 11 minute episodes. But in every episode before thee end credits there's a song that it has before the end credits roll in. And the 2D animation is so nice and well done. I REALY REALY love this show so much and I love cbeebies too. Cbeebies literally did a great job of airing this show on the channel. Plus since I first heard of it I've had to give it a watch and to be honest this show was really good and I love all the animal characters and before I end this review I have to do my pros and cons about this show

Pros: good animation good characters and great episwdn

Cons: none

So overall I rate this show a 5 out of 5 stars.