adavi-83249 I'll just say this... I wish I could meet the creator, writer and actors that helped make this show. My 2 year old has been watching reruns since he was under 1. He dances with them, he asks if they are ok when they fall, and each episode introduces a new type of play for him. When he is an adult he will recall this being the tv show of his childhood.

whit2360 My two year old son and his mother love this show. I wish they would produce more shows. He loves the singing and dancing. I love that they take music and dance from all genres and modernize it for today's kids. When my son hears the opening refrain we both run into the den to sing along with the Uniqua, Tyrone, Tasha, Pablo and Austin. I guess I am giving it away that I am a big kid. What can I say I love the songs. What really amazes me is that animated dancing is what keeps me interested. I love to see how what moves they will use next. You know I am the bigger fan/kid when my child will be distracted by a toy or something else and his mother is still watching the television.

Adriana Lewis My daughter (3 years old) absolutely loves this show. It immediately replaced the old standbys (-dora, blues clues ex) as her favorite show. She loves to get up and try to copy the kids dancing during the songs. It really gets her up and moving. After watching the 'pirate treasure' episode she spent a week pretending she was a pirate! This show knows how to get a child's imagination working!This is a fun, educational, creative and very entertaining show. It really knows how to captivate an audience. The show is entertaining for me too. The songs are great, real musical quality. As a parent, I appreciate a show like this. One that my daughter can enjoy and doesn't drive me crazy!

Phil 5 computer animated animal characters go on musical adventures in their backyards. Each episode has a theme, such as the kids being pirates, vikings, jungle explorers, and arctic adventurers. Usually it is 4 of the 5 main characters, and each episode ends with the imaginary setting morphing back into the backyard with the kids retiring to one's home for juice and a snack.What sets this show above most is the remarkable musical and singing component. These kids can sing (especially tasha). Each episode varies in creativity, but the music and singing are consistently first rate. The shows are essentially 25 minute mini -musicals and the musical themes are fun, like the 50's, swing, jazz, and pop.Parents with preschoolers who have had their fill of the same old purple stuff will find this dramatically refreshing. It is always a plus when a children's program is equally enjoyable by adults.I hope they keep producing these for a long while.