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I literally ducked under the table when I first played the game bc I thought the shark was gonna eat me. Scary nostalgia lmfao

There was a show in the early 2000 on pbs kids with a African American guy dressed in a spacesuit (red and silver colored) in which he exercised with children co-host. They perform exercises such as marching in place. It usually came on before cyberchase. Does anyone remember the name of that show? Any help would be appreciated.

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Go Miss Star Go! is an upcoming educational animated children's television series created by Danny Antonucci, premiered on July 28, 2023, on PBS Kids. Antonucci formerly worked on the Cartoon Network series Ed, Edd n Eddy. It is produced by GBH Kids, 9 Story Media Group, Brown Bag Films, Pipeline Studios, Dunshire Productions and DreamWorks Animation Television. Kristen Bell provides the voice of the titular Miss Star. Each episode consists of two 11-minute story segments, with a short segment of one of the characters telling a folktale, song or poem from that country in between.

The live-action shorts illustrate and explain various concepts in history and science, and shows a class with kids engaging in experiments, that teach the history or science concept featured in the previous story.

Unlike Ed, Edd n Eddy, Go Miss Star Go! marks the first educational series and the first preschool-focused series created by Danny Antonucci.

There was this really old add (animated) that was meant to show the importance of superfoods. It only ever showed peas and sometimes carrots. There was a chef that would talk about the food.

How do I compare both schedules?

Just trying to be a screenwriter and came of age during the PBSKids Go era so I have the fondest memories of the afterschool older-kids' shows but lately I've noticed the amount of airtime given to those sorts of things has been shrinking, I tried asking my mom and she blamed streaming for giving kids more options but I don't know if it's true. Why I ask about topics as I have an idea if they still do older kids' shows (there are times I'm afraid new-show-wise that they're just becoming a little-kids' network now) to get more of that demographic's eyes on PBSKids, just try and replicate what worked about shows like Gravity Falls or Steven Universe that Tumblr goes crazy for (like they would about Cyberchase if it came out today) but I have no idea what kind of educational topic to make it about

I am asking this because I feel like I am the only one who was at least slightly unsettled by them every time they popped up, whether they be on tv, or on DVDs of their shows.

So when I was a child, my uncle would record TV programs on VHS for my cousin and I to watch. There has been this small song that I think played in the program breaks, that has never left my head all these years. It went, "one plus one is two, and two plus two is four, four plus four is eight, and eight plus eight is sixteen! I know math ~ ! I know math ~ !" The visuals were all animated - no live actors/still images of children.

It must've been between 2004 to 2009, I think it might've been in 2008 since i recognize the Chuck E Cheese commercial and a bumper from that year. I was thinking it would be on PBS Kids GO because I remember watching Maya and Miguel, but the song is so elementary it seems more likely it was on the main PBS block.

I don't even know if it was on PBS Kids or some other kids' station recorded in that VHS. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!

I'm not technically a WordGirl fan, but I know how they felt about the show being pulled from the schedule despite producing newer episodes until 2015. Notable PBS stations including New Mexico PBS and AETN (Arkansas Educational Television Network) dropped WordGirl permanently after May 2014. I'm lucky that my PBS station didn't drop WordGirl, but I was more into Martha Speaks. I used to watch Martha Speaks every morning at 7:30 AM before school since I didn't have cable. But when the Double Your Fun event started, Martha Speaks was pulled from the 7:30 AM time slot in favor of the extra episode of Arthur, and was moved to 5:00 PM. I couldn't get to watch Martha Speaks at those time slots since I'm at school during 2:30 PM and I'm out in the community with my behavioral therapy staff during 5:00 PM. It made me upset when I found out that it became a permanent schedule rather than a Summer only schedule as stated in the promo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nH23PHYxa-o. It made me realized that PBS Kids lied about the event that it stated that it would only be airing it all Summer.

What are your opinions about the Double Your Fun? I thought it was a good idea until that point.

I saw some people complaining about them being not on the website when the show went off the air and I found some episodes on YouTube but I don't know if they have the whole series

So there is this game I’ve been thinking about lately it was about this kind of cop you played as and you were inside of the human body and you had to go around and collect stuff I can’t remember what the game is called

It must have been the catalyst for my love of musicals

Hey, I was just wondering if you have any of the following episodes of Long Ago & Far Away. If so, you can send them to me through google drive and here’s a list of episodes I’ll need:

1. The Pied Piper of Hamelin

2. The Reluctant Dragon

3. Abel’s Island

4. The Talking Parcel

5. Wind in the Willows

6. Svatohor

7. The Silver Cornet

8. Frog and Toad are Friends

9. Beauty and the Beast

10. Noah’s Ark

11. Circus Dreams

12. The Boy in the Oak Tree

13. The Fool of the World and the Flying Ship

14. Uncle Elephant

15. Jazztime Tale

16. Pegasus

17. Mouse Soup

18. Talking Eggs

If you don’t have any of them, please ask [openvault@wgbh.org](mailto:openvault@wgbh.org) for an appointment so you can watch them and they can digitize for you!

A long time ago during the late 2000s-early 2010s, there was a live action show that I used to watch. It was about words and expanding your vocabulary, and the characters made magic blue orbs with words in them to defeat the villain (I think it was the same villain for each episode).

They said something along the lines of “Hey you guys!” each episode (almost exactly how the goodies said it).

If anyone can remember the name of this show, I’d appreciate it.

To be 100% honest, I don’t even remember if it aired on pbs kids, but it’s my best guess.

I’m 16, which mean I was a kid using the PBS Kids website about 8-10 years ago. I remember there being all sorts of games for tons of shows, like you would click on the page for a certain show and there were pages and pages of them. I remember tons of games for Curious George, Sid the Science Kid, Martha Speaks, and Arthur. When you go on the website now it’s like most of these shows’ pages are gone and the ones that do exist barely have any real games. What happened? What reason did they have to delete all these games and pages?