Didou

A series for the youngest which, within the timeframe of the approximately six-minute episodes, which is within the target group’s concentration span, teaches children with the help of two cute characters (info for intellectuals: great work here with breaking down the fourth wall) how to easily draw an object or an animal and the kids also learn how to use and what purpose the given object is used for and what makes the particular animal beneficial and useful. In other words it fulfills the aim that any program for kids should; it entertains and teaches at the same time. If a someone gives it bad review after watching it without a member of the target group (to help with the drawing for example), then it doesn’t say anything about the program itself, but rather it says something about that particular reviewer. On the other hand I can understand the adults who have personal experience with this. If their offspring drive them crazy by constantly demanding Louie, they have all the right to be allergic to it. No doubt about that. (22.12.2013)