British & Irish 2000s & 2010s kids' TV shows

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  1. 4. An Irish-language TV show aired in the 2000s by TG4.
  2. 5. Set in a fictional garden. The show's main villains are called Slugsy and Stingo.
  3. 11. An early staple of 2000s Saturday morning TV. Featuring games like Creamy Muck Muck and, of course, Bogies!
  4. 12. CBeebies show that taught kids how to take care of crops.
  5. 13. First aired on CBeebies on March 19th, 2007, and has since become an essential part of families' bedtime routines.
  6. 14. Set in a fictional construction site, with anthropomorphic construction vehicles.
  7. 15. Set in a fictional Welsh village, in which three of the vehicles that are used are named after planets.
  8. 16. Starring Justin Fletcher in a one man kids comedy show.
  9. 17. BBC show starring Katy Ashworth that helped teach kids how to cook.
  10. 18. The UK equivalent to Sesame Street, which is set in Northern Ireland. Sesame Workshop worked with the BBC on this show.
  11. 20. UK children's TV show that featured the presenter and her panda teddies cycling to a different nursery per episode.
  12. 21. Set in a fictional conservation station under the sea.
  13. 22. First aired in the early 2000s (idk when) and has since then become a worldwide phenomenon.
  14. 23. CBeebies show that featured Higgledy House as a segment
  15. 24. A show that teaches you more history than you learned at school!
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  1. 1. CBeebies show that helped kids to learn more about the world around them, and how things work.
  2. 2. Irish-language cookery show that previously aired on TG4.
  3. 3. Set on a colourful Scottish island. Originally aired from 2002 until 2006 (excluding reruns in the years after that) and returned in 2026.
  4. 6. Set on a fictional British island, where steam and diesel engines still run. Based on "The Railway Series" books by the Rev. Wilbert Awdry.
  5. 7. An RTÉ staple that stopped airing in 2010, and featured Dustin The Turkey.
  6. 8. Features landmarks from cities across the UK. This how even tricked kids into thinking that London's Gherkin was a hospital!
  7. 9. Set in a fictional, Silverstone-like race course. Peter Kay is known for voicing a character in this show called Big Chris.
  8. 10. A CBeebies show that taught kids how to sign words in Makaton.
  9. 19. One of the many art shows that aired on the BBC, featuring some moving shapes!