Top 20 Educational Kids Shows

[@MsMojo]

Which other children’s educational series really holds up well to YOUR adult scrutiny? Let us know below, and check out our video of the Top 10 Kids Shows That Were Ahead Of Their Time - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZ2YY4Z9nZdmrLc

[@marcusyates3044]

Little Einsteins and the Backyardigans; please grown-up fans, give them reboots for the new generation! Top 20 Best Disney Junior/Nick Jr. Shows!

[@VanessaSamuels-v5x]

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[@multiverse_media2023]

Barney, Bill Nye, Little Einsteins, Dora, Diego, and Magical School Bus, they’re all my educational childhood shows. But with Sesame Street and The Muppets, it was more of a memorable experience of music, learning and laughter.

[@airinsalehuddin8037]

Hi 5 👋

[@rainbowtoyfunrandomess1982]

I wish Wow Wow Wubbzy and the Backyardigans would be on this list because they are also great kids shows and I love watching these as well.

[@DavidKennedy0391]

You no idea how much I love how included both Blue and Bluey in the thumbnail.

[@MsMojo]

We were excited about this one!

[@multiverse_media2023]

@@MsMojo Nothing like seeing our childhood blue dog and our new generation blue dog together. Imagine a crossover. 💙🩵

[@rainbowtoyfunrandomess1982]

​@@MsMojoSo much nostalgia!🥹💕

[@ChEeTaHlOvEr4lIfE828]

Same ❤🧡💛💚🩵💙💜🩷🤍🩶🖤🤎💓💗💖💝💘🐶🐕🦮🐩🐺🦊🐕‍🦺

[@BrianD.Stringham1593]

We’re Gonna Watch Some “Bluey’s Clues”, ‘Cause Those Shows Makes Us Really Smart! 🐶❤️🎼

[@khalidhenry3857]

I grew up with Blue’s Clues, so I'm glad you guys included it

[@khalidhenry3857]

@@RenasMayi I meant the show

[@RitselMedinaAbuan]

Same I used to watch Blue's Clues since I was little

[@snapclub8751]

I use to have Blues Clues episodes on VHS.

[@khalidhenry3857]

@@snapclub8751 Same

[@ilike2moveit]

@@snapclub8751really? Did u have No Clues? (The lost episode?)

[@multiverse_media2023]

Blue and Bluey in the thumbnail? Now that’s what I call, fantastic Tv show color coding. Barney, Bill Nye, Little Einsteins, Dora, Diego, and Magical School Bus, they’re all my educational childhood shows. Including Sesame Street. ❤

[@trinaq]

Bluey isn't just for kids, but the whole family. I love that there's something for parents to enjoy as well, and nothing is dumbed down for children.

[@maxmeidl4909]

Little Einsteins and The Backyardigans are two childhood shows that got me interested in music. The former with classical composers and the latter with genres of music.

[@bluegold1026]

IKR? Thanks to the Backyardigans, I know of many more musical genres!

[@brianwhite9339]

​@bluegold1026 Cyberchase was my favorite It had a great cast!

[@ilike2moveit]

@@brianwhite9339I don’t think I watched that show

[@ilike2moveit]

@@bluegold1026same, I LOVE that show!

[@brianwhite9339]

@@ilike2moveit And had a clebberty cast!

[@marcusyates3044]

Little Einsteins and the Backyardigans; I wish for them to get reboots for another generation! Top 20 Best Disney Junior/Nick Jr. Shows!

[@vanessasandoval96]

After Janice died what if Nickelodeon makes a rebooted of the Backyardigans and add a new character to join it just like what did in the bubble guppies

[@marcusyates3044]

@@vanessasandoval96 That's what I'm hoping

[@bluegold1026]

@@vanessasandoval96Yeah...not sure a reboot of The Backyardigans would be a good idea. People might think it would be a disservice to Janice's legacy.

[@icydazo6417]

You know with Disney currently running high on Members Berries/Nostalgia, it would be a good idea to reboot Little Einsteins (hopefully for the better)

[@ilike2moveit]

@@vanessasandoval96they HAVE made one…and it stinks

[@soramembrino82]

I also remember Wow Wow Wubbzy, Jojo Circus, HigglyTown Heroes, Word World, Word Girl, Imagination Movers, Pingu, Bob the Builder, Teletubbies, and Oswald.

[@pepito2847]

@@soramembrino82 YES YES YES Wow Wow Wubzy was one of my favorites as a kid Oswald, Pingu and Word Girl were also great

[@soramembrino82]

I also remember Yo Gabba Gabba, Team Umizoomi, Sagwa, Ooh and Aah, Zefronk, Moose and Zee, Max and Ruby, Oobi, and Bubble Guppies.

[@ilike2moveit]

@@soramembrino82I watched a majority of those. The only shows I haven’t heard of/watched are Sagwa and Ooh and Aah

[@soramembrino82]

@@ilike2moveit oh, I don’t know. Ooh and Aah was on Playhouse Disney.

[@ilike2moveit]

WordGirl is and was my favorite. I still watch LetterLand and Super Wings. I’m considered autistic because I like other preschool shows, like Wubzy, Backyardigans, Barney and more.

[@darthstarkiller1912]

Considering all the hate it has, I'm surprised "Barney" made the list. As a 90s baby, I honestly grew up with it and still have a soft spot for it.

[@sarahsims6164]

Same here.

[@SilvanaPuris2310]

How is it possible to hate Barney? forever has a special and soft place in my childhood

[@bluegold1026]

I grew up watching Barney in 90's and I'm not afraid to admit it!

[@eduardomenna4762]

Who didn't grew up watching Barney? I did and I still quite it and sing along to the songs. I only think that in this list, Barney needs to be in a higher spot than 12th

[@darthstarkiller1912]

​@@SilvanaPuris2310did you see the Peacock documentary "I Love You, You Hate Me"? That showed how much Barney became a punching bag for adults and parents. Almost made me tear up honestly.

[@Omar-wq9dz]

Sesame Street and Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood work well for adults too, not just kids

[@ZemeckisTEN]

Don’t forget Bluey.

[@InkB]

I’m glad a lot of my favorite classics Super Why, Little Einsteins, Blue’s Clues, The Magic School Bus, and Bill Nye The Science Guy are on this list. It’s a burst of nostalgia 😊

[@nodnarbleahcim5097]

Seeing Wishbone on here made my day

[@bluegold1026]

Same! The entire series needs to be re-released somehow!

[@stephaniewordwoman]

@@bluegold1026 Yes! I am a grown adult and would not only buy it, but would watch the new shows. Floating an idea: Think they could give Wishbone a female kitty sidekick? I'm a cat owner and would love to introduce my fur baby, since we're reading buddies.

[@snapclub8751]

Haven’t seen that show since I was 3 years old.

[@RomaroBrandon]

I grew up on Blue's Clues and met Steve when I was 4

[@tastebudswithtariq2330]

You are lucky.

[@revinhatol]

Well, now they're back.

[@TheVideogirl9]

Nice!

[@ElitaGerman]

One example of an good honorable mention would be "Bubble Guppies" because of the multiple different things the show teaches kids, but mostly because of Nonny the mermaid dictionary

[@tigerclaw8775]

If they make a top 10 Nick Jr. Shows, I’d want them to include it

[@OliviaConnolly-s8i]

I’d stay away from it

[@tigerclaw8775]

@@ElitaGerman not me, Nick Jr was my childhood!

[@bluegold1026]

A LOT of these shows played HUGE roles in my childhood! Honorable mentions: -Zoom -Bear In The Big Blue House -Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego -The Backyardigans -Raggs I think we may need a top 30 or top 50 vid soon!

[@jonathanzigterman2379]

Raggs is so obscure but I SO remember it. I remember the songs they played on that stage in front of an audience of kids with those big finger gloves and pom poms

[@bluegold1026]

@@jonathanzigterman2379 Yup! Some of the most catchy original songs I've ever heard

[@kpsonicdude]

Bear in the Big blue is one of shows I remember very well from my childhood. I'm Surprise it didn't make the list, not even an honorable mention.

[@ShadowPlayzMinecraft2]

I Love Raggs, used to air Qubo

[@ilike2moveit]

@@jonathanzigterman2379WHAT THE HELL IS RAGS!?

[@pepito2847]

Dora talking to the audience may sometimes be a little embarrassing But Dora is still a great piece of pop culture for its lovable characters, catchy songs and adventure aspect

[@vanessasandoval96]

I think the Dora the Explorer reboot was not that great especially the old one

[@revinhatol]

By that way, _anyone_ can be the narrator.

[@revinhatol]

In fact, Dora lets ANYONE be the narrator. (That's my prespective, btw.)

[@revinhatol]

@@joshmangamer255 You've sufferred enough, haven't you?

[@revinhatol]

@@joshmangamer255 You've grown to hate Dora, Diego and all their friends so much to the point that you wanted to be in their shows just to MURDER them. And now that the 3D spin-off has just realeased, you didn't want to hate it even more.

[@RealTalk1411]

A Top 20 list and nobody thought to include the Berenstain Bears. The Berenstain Bears taught a lot of life lessons. What about the Higglytown Heroes and The Backyardigans.

[@DefneBaggio]

This whole list was like a trip through memory lane and I loved the fact that both blue dogs were in the thumbnail, a match made in heaven with the old and the new

[@Safariahmari1119]

The fact little Einsteins got a mention is amazing to me

[@InkB]

I agree

[@VanessaSamuels-v5x]

Me too

[@anniefano7]

And I was like, "They've won, but at what cost?" because of the other time they were mentioned.

[@stephenking5852]

I forgot that show even exist.

[@Safariahmari1119]

@@stephenking5852 I could never forget that preschool masterpiece.

[@jamesmendonca2900]

Cyberchase is an enjoyable show about kids saving the day by solving math problems. I watch it because the voice of the main villain is done by Christopher Lloyd, who played Doc Brown in Back to the Future.

[@revinhatol]

FUN FACT: Ron Pardo (Ryo/Phoenix in the Beyblade Metal Saga) replaced the late great Gilbert Gottfried as the voice of Digit.

[@JackLone12345]

R.I.P.

[@JackLone12345]

Gilbert Gottfried will be missed.

[@JamesDavy2009]

Lloyd also played Judge Doom in _Who Framed Roger Rabbit?_

[@JackLone12345]

Great movie!!

[@sockygaldamez9492]

Blues Clues particularly the one with Steve, Sesame Street, Cyber Chase, The Magic School Bus, Dora the Explorer, Barney, Pepa and Arthur were my favourite shows growing up and they did teach me a lot of things 😊❤️❤️ also another educational show that I liked as well that wasn’t mentioned here is Play School 😁

[@JamesDavy2009]

A lot of Australians grew up with the toys Big Ted (the mascot), Little Ted, Scrap, Jemima, Morris, Slush, etc.

[@rainbowtoyfunrandomess1982]

Bluey and Blue are both blue adorable dogs on the thumbnail of this video, thats so adorable! Also I grew up with watching these educational kids shows and I enjoyed every moment of it. I missed the days of being a kid and this video really reminded me that I can still enjoy these shows even as an adult. Yes, I even watched Caillou, Dora the Explorer, Peppa Pig, and Barney the Dinosaur as well. Don't judge. Also I really miss the creator of The Backyardians, it's a shame she died this year but I'll always remember her and this show. I love using my imagination too.🥹😅🥺😊🐶🦴💙🩵

[@donovan802]

It’s amazing that Cyberchase has yet to end after 20+ years. (Will Motherboard’s virus ever be removed…?) Also, RIP Gilbert Gottfried. He voiced Digit in the show

[@vanessasandoval96]

If Gilbert died who would still voice acted Digit

[@bluegold1026]

I'm amazed it's still going to this day! You'd figure they'd have run out of subject to cover by now

[@donovan802]

@@vanessasandoval96 Ron Pardo took the role upon Season 14. Yeah, hardly anyone can live up to Gottfried, but Pardo’s honestly doing alright.

[@revinhatol]

@@donovan802 FUN FACT: He voiced Ryo/Phoenix in the Beyblade Metal Saga.

[@cameronjr8]

I’m looking forward to see Top 10 times Kid Shows went TOO FAR.

[@DaveysWonderfulWorld]

I love between one of the most underrated preschool shows of all time and thank you for putting little Einsteins here it’s a show that has shaped my childhood

[@donovan802]

Incredibly sad to hear Blue’s Clues & You to be ending soon and, in tandem, the franchise ending soon. Noggin/Nick Jr has made most of my childhood, and with how Paramount has been treating the employees recently, it makes it even sadder…

[@YellowStarStudios1]

3:18 YESSS, I've always wanted Storybots to get more attention. Storybots is definitely my favorite among all of theese shows.

[@snapclub8751]

So glad to see some of my childhood favorites such as SchoolHouse Rock, Cyberchase, Arthur, Between The Lions, Blues Clues, The Magic School bus, and Sesame Street make it onto this list. Ahh the memories.

[@zachmarco1706]

No love for Dragon Tales

[@GamerFunOriginallyAarush]

As a toddler, I watch Mickey Mouse Clubhouse and it was a great educational experience at that age!

[@donovan802]

Toodles is probably still best character

[@soramembrino82]

Great show

[@SilvanaPuris2310]

yeah, I also loved it as a child, it was present since my childhood began.. I didn't miss any adventure

[@grayshigami6797]

It recently got parodied in Inside Out 2

[@ashleyhoops5306]

i LOVED wishbone,between the lions,zoboomafoo,barney and friends,blues clues,the magic school bus,arthur and mister rogers neighborhood

[@maxmeidl4909]

I grew up with Blue's Clues/Blue's Room and Bear in the Big Blue House. I'm also surprised the latter didn't make the list. But Bluey feels like a better version of Peppa Pig. Conclusion: children's edutainment is better with the word Blue in the title.

[@ZemeckisTEN]

The latter DIDN’T make the list?! FFS, Mojo! You leave out that underrated classic yet you put in fucking Peppa Pig? Ugh! Typical Mojo! Whatever, at least they put in Bluey and Blue’s Clues.

[@JamesDavy2009]

@@ZemeckisTEN IKR? They didn't include anything from their own country like any of the shows produced by TV Ontario.

[@MaxBunny7902]

​@@ZemeckisTENWhat's so wrong with Peppa Pig?

[@ZemeckisTEN]

@@MaxBunny7902 Well, let’s just say that Peppa Pig is discount Bluey. IOW, it’s garbage.

[@MaxBunny7902]

@@ZemeckisTEN But WHY do you think it's garbage? Also, I'm hoping this isn't actually the case, but please don't tell me you think Peppa Pig came out after Bluey. Someone would have to have been living under a rock for 20 years to think that.

[@samuelcollantes1175]

Definitely Bear in the big blue house. Happy friday morning, Jen, take care and God bless you. Greetings from Colombia to you as well

[@leafycrossing4755]

Bluey not only teaches kids how to be good role models, but also teaches parents how to be good role models for their kids. I love that it topped Peppa Pig though! I don't like how there wasn't an honorable mentions list like The Berenstein Bears, The Backyardigans, Yo Gabba Gabba!, Ni Hao, Kai-lan! (Which is an alternate version of Dora if you wanna learn Chinese.), and Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood, which was inspired by Mister Rogers' Neighborhood.

[@GamingKingdom91]

I have problems with math (as a kid and a adult..) so i used to watch cyberchase to help myself with those problems (i still watch it today) I used to watch alot of the shows on this videos list...the one that stuck with me the most (and that i miss alot) was mr rogers...that was a great show

[@JamesDavy2009]

Before Cyberchase was Square One TV. How many kids shouted at Mathman to not eat a number or polygon on account of it being incorrect?

[@SilvanaPuris2310]

oh I loved it, some of these programs were my favorites as a child, what memories: Oh I was emotional when you showed Barney, I'm crying (The backyardigans and Barney, even I had all the stuffed animals and I still have them). Also Dora the explorer, The Blue's clues, The Backyardigans, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Bubble guppies, Hi-five and Pocoyo

[@vanessasandoval96]

I think the Mattel Barney reboot is going to happen in 2024 but when is the release date

[@johnrutkowski4166]

Should make Top 20 individual lists for individual kids channels. PBS, Nick Jr, Playhouse Disney, etc. Of course include those originally made for the channel & nothing that debuted elsewhere.

[@Safariahmari1119]

9:53 couldn’t have said it better myself!

[@patrickleclair7256]

I really enjoyed a lot of these shows like Between the Lions, a Zoboomafoo, Cyberchase, Arthur, Sesame Street, Bill Nye the Science Guy, and Super Why!. I also enjoyed shows like Peep and the Big Wide World, Thomas & Friends, Wordgirl, Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman, TheBerenstein Bears, Word World, and Sid the Science Kid.

[@MichaelN1994]

Wishbone and Zoobomafoo were my favorite shows growing up in the 90s. I can still watch them any day and love them just as much!

[@edenanimates1465]

The two blue dogs in the thumbnail

[@JosephConte-eb7xx]

Between the Lions remains my favorite kids show of all time, and I’m still trying to help find a way to get it rebooted for the future.

[@MichaelN1994]

Arthur was my favorite show growing up on PBS. I still enjoy watching it after 25 seasons!

[@paulajones3856]

I’m surprised that PB&J Otter, Bear in the Big Blue House, Pajanimals, George Shrinks, Small Potatoes, WordWorld and Jay Jay the Jet Plane didn’t make it to the list

[@paulajones3856]

As well as Stanley too, that show is overrated in my opinion

[@paulajones3856]

Pinky Dinky Doo didn’t make it to the list either

[@paulajones3856]

Also, Thomas and Friends didn’t make it to the list as well, since that show is overrated too

[@evansteiner5520]

I definitely never heard of #17 before this video

[@thealextrifier]

Talk about blast from the past!!!

[@snapclub8751]

You said it.

[@tremblingaspen]

I still remember in 10th grade, my English teacher played a VHS of “Grammar Rock”. Everyone was singing along with Conjunction Junction, even the crowd outside the door that was also watching!

[@brodiger]

I loved watching educational kid shows when I was younger. I think Blue’s Clues has to be my number one favorite. I remember when I was in elementary school. My teacher would put it on and the kids and I would play along, and I went through my phase of liking dinosaurs because of Barney the dinosaur, honestly you know I really do miss watching these shows. I have some of these shows on Paramount+ and other streaming platforms but I don’t really watch them that much but it’s great to see that there are kids out. There are younger. I can watch these shows and get education my childhood will forever be missed

[@rosapayne5660]

I remember a lot of these. Many of them are my favorites!

[@julieta8683]

My favorites from this bunch are Blue's Clues, Zoboomafoo and Sesame Street 💕📺

[@SuperBoy-ps9dz]

Loved watching those shows

[@snapclub8751]

Great childhood shows.

[@mr.narrator6781]

Y'all missed out on Stanley's Big Book of Everything and Bear in the Big Blue House.

[@ChrisWesterberg-yh3pm]

I saw Plenty of Great Educational Shows on PBS Kids and I Remember Watching Schoolhouse Rock Saturdays on ABC

[@ChrisWesterberg-yh3pm]

And I remember Watching Dora The Explorer and Blues Clues on Nick Jr

[@ChrisWesterberg-yh3pm]

And no other Educational Kids Show has Lasted Longer than Sesame Street

[@Jamal-bl7yh]

Beakman's World (1992-1998) Still Can't Believe Paul Zaloom (Beakman) Is Gay, Mark Ritts (Lester The Rat) Is Dead, and Alana Allbach (Josie) got Sexier over time

[@kamsismith]

Those aren't educational shows. Read before commenting.

[@Jamal-bl7yh]

@@kamsismith Listen Here Now Beakman's World Is a Educational show why do you see Bill Nye The Science Guy, Magic School Bus, and Arthur Beakman's World Is Bill Nye The Science Guy but based on a Comic Strip Why do Idiots like you pop up every Fucking time this generations Intelligence Is dropping Like a Lead Weight Jesus pop up again and I Won't hold back next time

[@juanitajones7169]

Need to be; more, specific. (It's, The Boarderlines. AKA: Illegal Shows)

[@henrymilles5744]

I watched "Zoboomafoo" a bit when I was a Kid, but then I completely forgot about it, I was never able to remember anything about the show, including the name. It wasn't until I watched this video, that it came rushing back to me. The Only thing about the "Zoboomafoo" show, I could vaguely remember was a Lemur, and a scene where someone poured a tray of Ice Cubes down another's back. So, in short, thanks Ms. Mojo for helping to reconnect with a show from my childhood that I enjoyed. :)

[@dariamonahan6624]

14:40 Magic School Bus is my favorite kids show about the study of the science. And Magic School Bus Rides Again is best reboot ever! I hope Magic School Bus Rides Again will renew in 2024 or 2025.

[@caetmoniza8907]

Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, inspired so many people including me. It’s legacy also led to its (somewhat) spin-off TV Show “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood” based on the Neighborhood of Make-Believe from Mister Rogers which is also an educational TV Show, just like Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood

[@mahliekbenjamin174]

What About Thomas And Friends

[@vanessasandoval96]

I guess ms mojo didn’t include this on that video

[@IsabelJones69]

I'm British and the channel CBeebies is very educational here with lots of great programs for kids to learn from and be educated by.

[@edwintlanipa9577]

Pbs kids helped me a lot

[@leemorrell]

I think I learned more of what I know now from PBS Kids than I did in school😂😂

[@kellyoyen3421]

I grew up watching Dora the Explorer, Barney & Friends, and Peppa Pig

[@rachelbrooks-pannell24]

Sid the Science Kid was amazing. I made sure my daughter watched it. Now, she is off to college to study Marine Science.

[@deannacallahan2579]

I have so many fond memories of watching several of these shows as a kid; sesame street, reading rainbow, wishbone, mister Roger's neighborhood, & schoolhouse rock. I'm a little disappointed that 3-2-1 contact wasn't mentioned, as that was another one of my favorites.

[@Markimark151]

I love all the 90s educational shows Wishbone, Arthur, Carmen Sandiego, Magic School Bus, and even Ghostwriter!

[@tastebudswithtariq2330]

I'm so glad that Blue's Clues and Reading Rainbow are on the list. However, I think Blue's Clues should be #7. It has two non-theatrically released movies that are mostly acclaimed by critics and movie fans. Beat that Schoolhouse rock!

[@PikaDanny]

Hey you forgot to put Disney's Teacher's Pet (Written by Gary Baseman) on the list. That show was very educational. And taught kids good life lessons too.

[@songirl46]

Thank you for using one of my ideas.

[@hannahbond2347]

Little Einsteins is number one in my books Plus, I want to give a shout out to other educational children's shows that weren't on this list that I loved as a kid Come Outside (1993-1997) Nina and the Neurons (2007-2015) Numberjacks (2006-2009) Go Diego Go (2005-2011) Bindi The Jungle Girl (2007-2008) Horrible Histories (2009-2014) Octonauts (2010-Present)

[@JamesDavy2009]

My favourite part of _Horrible Histories_ was the _Stupid Deaths_ segment. Some of my favourite educational shows not on the list are Lift-Off and Read All About It!.

[@abbeybumblebee8881]

I had no idea that Dora’s last name is Márquez!! ❤️

[@revinhatol]

*FUN FACT:* _Dora the Explorer_ made 2 spin-offs in the process of its successful run. 1. _Go, Diego, Go!_ A nature-based spin-off that focuses on animals and their natural habitats. 2. _Dora and Friends: Into the City!_ A metropolitan-based spin-off that took place two years right after the events of the original series. Thus, also acting as a sequel.

[@mahliekbenjamin174]

And Blue's Clues

[@johnwhitney5840]

I love dora the explorer and blue's clues as a kid and I love the wiggles and bear inthe big blue house

[@mauricesmithjr4050]

And I loved Bob the builder

[@JackLone12345]

10:48 The Sign did awesome this year.

[@jakelauto6304]

7:30 - 7:36 You forgot Alpha Pig in your take on Super Why.

[@deshawnedwards6412]

What? Yiu guys really didn't include WordGirl on this list? That show was best PBS Kids cartoon for me during high school.

[@ideamediaanalysis8737]

A lot of great selections but might I recommend Thomas and Friends?

[@trentharrison1289]

This is one of the best lists I've ever seen. Almost all of the shows I used to watch are on here! Such nostalgia! Anyone that have watched these shows as kids had great childhoods.

[@johnseelinger9803]

The shows on this list that I think are awful are "Peppa Pig," "Barney and Friends," "Dora the Explorer," and "Arthur." I wouldn't say I'm real fond of "Little Einsteins," or "Blue's Clues" either. The original opening theme for "Reading Rainbow" scared me a lot when I was a little kid, for I found the transformations in the original opening as terrifying. I do think "Sesame Street" is rather nice, but I don't like it as much as I used to. I think "Bluey" is a real good show, I've been gaining a lot of fondness for that show. "Schoolhouse Rock" does seem rather nice to me as well.

[@joshmangamer255]

As for me , I hate dora the explorer as well too It is a stupid show for preschoolers and I think it's a horrible show And it's mine numbing repetitive The? Show is just too slow and not only that, though.They treat the audience like they're freaking idiots If I had kids , I would never allow them to watch that show And I am specially.I am never watching the garbage reboot.That should have never happened Every time dora gets mentioned in a top ten list It makes me want to tell that stupid spanish girl to shut up That's how annoying she is And It also makes me angry. Dora the garbage crap head explorer Is a show that I will never ever watch again.I used to love it as a kid but nowadays I hate it for its horrible characters.Bad pacing And overall it's a show that I would never allow my kids to watch There are far better educational shows that teach better lessons and values than what dora offers.

[@joshuatewolde1837]

ANOTHER reason for why PBS deserves much more star recognition as much as ABC/Disney CBS/Paramount Global & NBCUniversal/Universal Studios, and partnered with a movie studio like Amazon Studios!!

[@JamesDavy2009]

PBS gave us another CTW show called _Square One TV_ that educated us on mathematics from all over grade school through songs, sketches and even video game parodies, ending with _Mathnet_ which was a parody of _Dragnet._

[@AMMendez-vf1ui]

Yeah Mister Rogers legacy lives on in Daniel tiger and Tom hanks played as him in the two films

[@zurint]

It's amazing that i know all of these shows, except 1. And I don't even have kids yet and I still watch these classic shows.

[@donovan802]

Remind me again why Little Einsteins got cancelled? Because, for the life of me, every time I type that question into Google, I get no legit answers, just parody reasons… I miss them so much! And I know Disney Junior’s KZbin channel has full episodes of the show (I think almost all of them), but no Season 3 despite the overwhelming popularity…? 😢

[@ChanelBravo-v5t]

Disney lost the rights to Baby Einstein. That's the REAL reason why. A reboot could potentially happen without Baby Einstein's involvement. Who knows? No one will know.

[@donovan802]

@@ChanelBravo-v5t let’s hope so… I’m not consuming Disney Junior’s content as much as I used to, but from what I’ve seen, all their newest shows within the past year or so just look and feel the same. Even Mickey Mouse Funhouse, which is less of a Clubhouse reboot than I thought (assuming that was the intention; if it was, I didn’t really care unless Toodles was gonna be there, and he wasn’t). THAT SAID, a revival that maintains the style of the show, hopefully the same VAs are sound alike, would be very welcome.

[@zeokingsilver]

Before there was bluey there was blue

[@tristanleal7639]

Even tough its a great show, to be honest, I think Bluey is meant to entertain rather than educate.

[@jaliyahtootle04]

It does kind of educate because it discusses things like death, possible miscarriage, infertility, ADHD, military parents, moving, growing up, etc in its own way. That's one of the reasons why adults like the show including me.

[@stephaniewordwoman]

I love you guys, and I'm not here to tell you how to do your job. That said, ranking Wishbone and Carmen Sandiego so low? That hurt. It REALLY hurt. Of all things, at least put Barney in the very bottom spot.

[@MichaelN1994]

These educational kids' shows on PBS such as Reading Rainbow, Magic School Bus, Between the Lions, Cyberchase, and Bill Nye the Science Guy are fantastic! They are right up there with Arthur and Sesame Street.

[@noahdean9685]

I love blue's clue you have no idea how much of a special place that show has in my heart and my memories I cried super hard when Steve went to college whenever I think about it I still cry I'm 27 years old and that's okay!

[@LavenderRare]

Man, my childhood

[@paulkowald4057]

They forgot the most important part of witwics. They introduced us to arguably the first and best a cappella group on the planet rockapella

[@ffbogijr3083]

Cliff hanger unlocked a memory I didn’t even know I had

[@mauricesmithjr4050]

Which one

[@ffbogijr3083]

@@mauricesmithjr4050between the lions

[@mauricesmithjr4050]

Do you like the movie Frozen

[@revinhatol]

*FUN FACT:* The current voice of Digit on _Cyberchase,_ Ron Pardo, also voices Gingka's father "Ryo" Ryusei Hagane (aka Phoenix) in the _Beyblade Metal Saga._

[@michaelbontia7371]

4:15 peppa pig (2004) 8:06 barney & friends (2010) 9:02 little einsteins (2005) 10:55 dora explore (2000) 11:49 blue's clues (2006)

[@princesscherry98]

Out of all these, my favorites are Barney, Bluey, Bill Nye, Blue's Clues, Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood, and Sesame Street 🥰

[@grayshigami6797]

Backyardigans and Lazy Town are great too

[@KidDangerthepony]

Kid Danger: *wearing his mighty pup movie outfit* I love Blue's clues and you! Wishbone? Princess Luna raising the moon! I used to watch Wishbome! Between the loins?! My colthood is calling! *smiles* Zoboomafoo?!

[@VanessaSamuels-v5x]

The fact that little Einsteins is on here makes me so happy I love that show thank you msmojo thank you

[@jamesgibson5818]

I’m surprised when you mentioned Mr. Rogers neighborhood in the number two slot you didn’t mention the animated spinoff Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood because that Siri follows the same principle just an animated format

[@MichaelN1994]

Dora the Explorer brings back so many childhood memories for me!

[@leemorrell]

PBS Kids, PBS Kids Sprout, Playhouse Disney, Disney Junior, Noggin, and Nick Jr were truly the GOATs of educational children's programming, and I'm so glad that I got to watch them all growing up!!!

[@alexhidalgo7110]

Little Einstein Blue clue Backyardagain Barney Dora Super why absolutely

[@SlipperySoap]

I grew up on a lot of preschool shows even though out middle school and high school 🏫 some of these are in the video, but not all of them! Great work 👏 👍!