Wow! Wow! Wubbzy! A Tale of Tails

My two grandchildren ages 3 & 4 think that Wubbzy is the funniest thing they have seen on TV. Since they do not have access to the program on their TV at home, I sent this DVD and they watch it every day. They love it. Good value for the money.

Nick Jr.'s Wow! Wow! Wubbzy! is an animated preschool series created by Bob Boyle, a producer on Nickelodeon's The Fairly OddParents.

Wow! Wow! Wubbzy! Centers on a curious little creature named Wubbzy, who lives in the mythical city of Wuzzleburg. With the help of pals Widget and Walden, he tackles everyday kid problems so he can pursue such interests as chasing flutterflies, eating ice cream and playing his favorite game, kickety kickball. Widget is a mechanical whiz and inventor who owns her own fix-it shop, and Walden a bespectacled fellow,loves music and art and is a quirky scientist.

The 8 episodes on this DVD include:

A Tale Of Tails - Accepting Yourself For Who You Are
Special Delivery - Taking Something That Isn't Yours
Widget's Wild Ride - Bigger Isn't Always Better
Attack Of The 50 Foot Fleegle - Pay Attention To Instructions
Come Spy With Me - Spying on Others
Wubbzy Tells A Whopper - Don't Tell Lies
and bonus episodes of Mount Fizzy Pop and Puddle Muddle

Wow! Wow! Wubbzy is a great show for kids and adults alike. It teaches kids a lesson in each episode and lets kids know that they can be whatever they want to be.

Happy Watching!

We got this for our 16 month old son and he totally loves it!! I pop it on when I need to shower and/or cook. The episodes aren't that long, so it's perfect for his attention span. I can't wait for more episodes to be released!

I was given the opportunity to watch and review Wubbzy's first release on DVD. Having a one year old I thought I'd give this a try. So glad I did.

In times in which kids watch cartoons like Sponge Bob and the like (filled with absurd situations, jokes that sometimes may not be directed for kids and characters drawn in odd ways) Nickelodeon offers a fresh TV show: Funny and colorful characters, catchy tunes, cool flash animation and educational on values rather than colors, numbers, etc for preschoolers. And I guess the latter is what I liked the most, every episode has a situation that Wubbzy and friends have to resolve: "A tale of tails" talks about the importance of accepting yourself the way you are and look; Another episode has Wubbzy telling a lie (the episode ends with a catchy song "Lie, blame it on the other guy") and in the end he understands that when someone lies the truth will eventually come up; then there's this episode in which Wubbzy opens a package that does not belong to him (with another funny song "look, look, look, don't touch!") and I guess you get the idea.

My kid loved this and danced to the songs while pointing and laughing with the characters from the show, as a father, this is the kind of TV show I'd like him to watch (though eventually he will choose what he likes and what he doesn't)

The episodes run a little over an hour. The DVD comes with a 3D cover and does not include subtitles at all (though it is closed captioned), language tracks included are English and French. Some of the extras include the isolated song videos as well as two bonus episodes.

My son really likes this show. The sounds remind me of an old nintendo game but it keeps him sitting still for a couple of hours so I can get some stuff done around the house.