Family TV Shows

Mamá También

72/100

The Food Detectives

73/100

Nikki Muller raids pantries, supermarkets and dining tables to find out the truth about what we're eating.

Make Your Mark

82/100

This half hour DIY show features a fun and distinct new theme in every episode, from "Hardware Heaven" to "Fashion Week", with projects to explore each theme for the whole family. These ... See full summary »

Jari ja Kari

74/100

The Spell Tutor

83/100

A web series inspired by the works of J.K.Rowling, taking place in a school of magic in Canada.

Sesame Street

88/100

Maurizio Costanzo Show

50/100

This program has been the longest running talk show in the history of Italian television, with the record of 25 seasons, 4,390 episodes, 8,100 hours of transmission and 32,800 guests.

Junk Food Flip

78/100

Bobby Deen and Nikki Dinki travels to eating establishments, with the intent of converting junk food into healthier versions of the food.

Hidden Heroes

87/100

Turma da Mônica

79/100

An adventures of Monica and her friends in a fictional neighborhood "Lemon Tree".

Wizzy & Woppy

51/100

The adventures of two mice, a turtle and a parrot in a pet store

Maly pingwin Pik-Pok

65/100

The Kitchen Sink

45/100

A fun-filled look at what's exciting in food and cooking.

O Zoo da Zu

87/100

Zu is lively, curious and intelligent girl. There's just one small detail that sets her apart from other girls: she is the owner of a Zoo. Zu's Zoo is a fantastic, fun place filled with music, eccentric employees and problems to be solved.

The Big Spell

59/100

British family-orientated game show in which youngsters compete in word-related games and challenges.

Gnottene

96/100

Pulsar

67/100

Tid for Hjem

87/100

A Norwegian design program that redesigns one or multiple rooms all over Norway.

Köstebekgiller

42/100

Juacas

80/100

Juacas follows the story of three talented surfers who want to become a real team to compete in Caoss - the most disputed surfing tournament in groups in Brazil - and live up to the name ... See full summary »