The TV shows I watched as a child were an integral part of my childhood; they shaped my core beliefs and understanding of the world. When I reflect on my childhood, I can think of three shows I watched most frequently, which I’m going to rate with an updated perspective.
Wild Kratts ★★★★★
Wild Kratts follows two animal-loving brothers, Chris and Martin Kratt, on adventures with animals of various species. The show is somehow simultaneously entertaining and educational. In fact, several random animal facts that I learned from Wild Kratts have stuck with me today, as a high school sophomore.
PJ Masks★★★★☆
This is one of the most engaging, yet unrealistic shows I’ve ever watched. The PJ Masks are grade-schoolers by day, superheroes by night. It’s insane to think that they never got caught as they escaped into the night to fight crime, but with unique characters and a strong plot, PJ Masks will always be one of my favorite childhood TV shows.
Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood ★★★★☆
Who would’ve thought that a TV show about a singing tiger would become a classic show watched by children of all ages? Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood shared several valuable messages with me as a child, but when I look back on the show, it was fairly repetitive. Though I wouldn’t consider it the most entertaining show, it did teach me many important life lessons.
While these TV shows had their faults, they were educational and enjoyable for children everywhere. I would consider my childhood incomplete without them.
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