Peppa Pig Episodes
Oct 29th 2014, 12:23 pm
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Re: Peppa Pig Episodes
I'm loving pre-teen mode. Instead of taking herself off upstairs after dinner, she'll sit with us and watch a few shows. The Middle, Modern Family, Big Bang, Survivor, The Amazing Race, Once Upon a Time are our current shows. The only problem is, she has such an active social life, and with homework and all, I end up not being able to watch anything while I wait for her to be ready 
Nicky...Good luck with the getting ready for party part. I'm still trying to get mine to realize taking a shower can be done more than once a day.
Oct 29th 2014, 1:23 pm
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. I swear I have the entire back catalogue of all 3 sat on my DVR!
Oct 29th 2014, 1:50 pm
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I may have been known to watch an episode or 2 of each. What does piss me off though is that my DVR is full of Sponge Bob, Peppa Pig and Regular Show episodes. It especially pisses me off when I set the DVR to record a Grand Prix and it doesn't record because there isn't enough space on the drive . I swear I have the entire back catalogue of all 3 sat on my DVR!
. I swear I have the entire back catalogue of all 3 sat on my DVR!
. Though I think I prefer Adventure Time, myself. Our DVR fills up quickly too, if we don't stay on top of things.
Oct 29th 2014, 8:56 pm
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Re: Peppa Pig Episodes
When I was in England last month I spent a week looking after my 3.5 year old granddaughter whilst my daughter was on a course. We stayed in a rental apartment in Buxton which had cable TV. My daughter chooses not to have her own television (she does allow the little one to watch children's DVD's from time to time).
As a treat, whilst I was clearing up after breakfast I'd let my GD watch C-Beebies. I heard her laughing out loud and came and sat with her to watch the programme; it was/is called Mr. Tumble (he reminded me of Geoffrey from Rainbow...
) is a clown who does activities to engage children with all kinds of disabilities - and they are featured in the programmes too.
I really like the concept of it. Mr Tumble "who himself displays delayed learning and communication difficulties" and the series 'derives from the idea that all children, irrespective of their position on the learning spectrum, are special'.
As a treat, whilst I was clearing up after breakfast I'd let my GD watch C-Beebies. I heard her laughing out loud and came and sat with her to watch the programme; it was/is called Mr. Tumble (he reminded me of Geoffrey from Rainbow...
) is a clown who does activities to engage children with all kinds of disabilities - and they are featured in the programmes too. I really like the concept of it. Mr Tumble "who himself displays delayed learning and communication difficulties" and the series 'derives from the idea that all children, irrespective of their position on the learning spectrum, are special'.
Oct 29th 2014, 9:42 pm
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Re: Peppa Pig Episodes
When I was in England last month I spent a week looking after my 3.5 year old granddaughter whilst my daughter was on a course. We stayed in a rental apartment in Buxton which had cable TV. My daughter chooses not to have her own television (she does allow the little one to watch children's DVD's from time to time).
As a treat, whilst I was clearing up after breakfast I'd let my GD watch C-Beebies. I heard her laughing out loud and came and sat with her to watch the programme; it was/is called Mr. Tumble (he reminded me of Geoffrey from Rainbow...) is a clown who does activities to engage children with all kinds of disabilities - and they are featured in the programmes too.
I really like the concept of it. Mr Tumble "who himself displays delayed learning and communication difficulties" and the series 'derives from the idea that all children, irrespective of their position on the learning spectrum, are special'.
Something Special - COMPLILATON 5 - Mr Tumble - 6 Full Episodes - YouTube
As a treat, whilst I was clearing up after breakfast I'd let my GD watch C-Beebies. I heard her laughing out loud and came and sat with her to watch the programme; it was/is called Mr. Tumble (he reminded me of Geoffrey from Rainbow...
) is a clown who does activities to engage children with all kinds of disabilities - and they are featured in the programmes too. I really like the concept of it. Mr Tumble "who himself displays delayed learning and communication difficulties" and the series 'derives from the idea that all children, irrespective of their position on the learning spectrum, are special'.
Something Special - COMPLILATON 5 - Mr Tumble - 6 Full Episodes - YouTube
Oct 30th 2014, 12:58 am
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Oct 30th 2014, 1:46 am
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. I always had a funny feeling about Geoffrey from Rainbow, which is why I compared Justin F to him.....
Yikes...it says here that Mr Tumble was originally named Mr Trouser-Fumble....!!!!!!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Justin_Fletcher
http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-en...e-8740522.html
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Oct 30th 2014, 1:55 am
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OMG - I was being too PC to state here what I was privately thinking.....
I always had a funny feeling about Geoffrey from Rainbow, which is why I compared Justin F to him.....
Yikes...it says here that Mr Tumble was originally named Mr Trouser-Fumble....!!!!!!
Justin Fletcher - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
'I love what I do': Justin Fletcher's Mr Tumble shows have won him Baftas, famous fans and an MBE - Features - TV & Radio - The Independent
. I always had a funny feeling about Geoffrey from Rainbow, which is why I compared Justin F to him.....
Yikes...it says here that Mr Tumble was originally named Mr Trouser-Fumble....!!!!!!
Justin Fletcher - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
'I love what I do': Justin Fletcher's Mr Tumble shows have won him Baftas, famous fans and an MBE - Features - TV & Radio - The Independent
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Oct 30th 2014, 2:04 am
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Oct 30th 2014, 2:45 am
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Oct 30th 2014, 2:47 am
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Re: Peppa Pig Episodes
That one was flying around a few years ago as an actual broadcasted episode, but it was a joke one made for the production crew one Christmas, I think.
Funny as ****, nonetheless.
Oct 30th 2014, 2:50 am
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