Let's be realistic.

An Exercise In Nonsense

I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Close shines in drama with strong language, adult themes.

A little pig named Peppa and George have journeys everyday with their family and friends. Peppa Pig is far from being the worst animated series i have ever laid eyes on but it's also far from being a good one either. It's simply mediocre with some fun moments for sure but as pretty much all projects it turns into a product that is everywhere after a little time and that's kind of annoying to say the least? But it's also not as bad as some other cartoons as let's say? Dora the Explorer. If you ever watch it on tv? It's fun but don't expect anything more than that. (6/10)

This show is complete GARBAGE. I know I'm way over the demographic, but I will review it anyway. My niece watches this show. The show's art style looks like it was drawn by a three year old with help of his mother. This show sends ROTTEN messages about fat shaming and constant tantrums. For example Peppa sometimes makes fun of his dad for being fat, but he works harder than Peppa and George COMBINED. Also the Snorting And narrator is just ANNOYING. The narrator constantly points out the obvious. By the way there was one episode that gives a HORIFFIC message for kids in Australia. They want kids to play with spiders but guess what? There are KILLER spiders that can infect kids with VENOM. That just triggers me because they basically want kids to get infected with venom. Why the hell did this show get so popular so fast? You know something? There are better shows that your kids should watch if you don't want your kids to grow up to be a rotten fat shaming MONSTER. Just let your kids watch Sesame Street, Dragon Tales, Cyberchase, and SpongeBob SquarePants. These cartoons are alot more charming and they teach lessons that will ACTUALLY HELP YOUR CHILDREN LIVE THERE LIVES SO THEY CAN GROW UP TO BE INNOCENT AND NOT A FAT SHAMING MONSTER. DON'T LET YOUR KIDS WATCH THIS SHOW YOU WILL REGRET it ALOT. This is why I DISPISE Peppa pig

Peppa Pig is very charming and funny. I like the crudely drawn characters. Their heads resemble the depictions of "puds" which we used to draw on desks at school. The only negative is that Daddy pig is portrayed as a fat idiot. He pretty much always messes up every project he takes on and his whole family mock him for this, as well as for being fat. In all the episodes I've seen, which are many, Mummy pig has only messed up once. That was when she was trying to get a hat out of a tree on a windy day.No reference to Mummy's prodigious girth is ever made. This is a good thing I suppose, because God forbid a toddler should emulate that behaviour and have to take The consequences. The poor little blighters don't deserve that. It's unfair to single out Peppa Pig for this criticism really, it's pretty much ubiquitous in the treatment of male characters on TV and indeed of fathers in real life. So all in all, Peppa Pig is excellent entertainment and useful for socialising your toddler into the world as it exists now.

At the time of writing this has a paltry 6.0 out of 10.0 I don't know who's been voting on it but this is the best kids program on telly. In fact I signed up just to comment on this. ( I managed to avoid signing up for the past 3 year despite viewing the site regularly, which shows how serious I am about Peppa Pig's greatness) With 2 out of 3 Children being "Peppa Pig Viewing Age" for the last 4 years, it is the one kids program that I can and have to watch time and time again. Unlike Backyardigans, Teletubbies and Dora, which are annoying and repetitive in different measures, Peppa Pig is a pleasant, light hearted and fun program for kids to watch.There are several layers of humour and my wife and I often giggle at some of the stupid stuff Daddy pig gets up to, its just a funny little program with no pretension it doesn't ram messages down your kids throat though there are lessons to be learnt.Well done to everyone involved in making this program, I probably have a year or 2 left of watching the first tier of kids programs and if it wasn't for Peppa Pig the prospect would be a bleak one.