Sentence examples for kids programme from inspiring English sources

And no one could mistake the show for a kids' programme any more.

The wooden cabins are immaculate and there are lots of activities, with a special kids' programme featuring horseriding and swimming.

But the standout kids' programme for me (and the kids) has been Disney TV's very funny animation, Phineas and Ferb.

The extras include a performance of Misty Circles on 80s kids programme Razzmatazz, and a cover version of Rebel, Rebel in which Burns convincingly impersonates an entire girl band, but what makes this DVD stand out is the outrageous camp fun of the live Japanese shows.

Uptown Funk – a snappy homage to early 80s R&B with a hint of the Art of Noise about its sampled-vocal bassline – has been a huge, transatlantic hit, befitting a track buoyant and bulletproof enough to deflect accusations of pastiche and indeed, one website's observation that it sounds not unlike the theme tune to 80s kids programme The Really Wild Show.

In New York in the 60s, the theatre kept him busy until he snagged a part in the ensemble, pre-Sesame Street kids' programme The Electric Company, from 1970 to 1977 (I especially liked his crooning vampire, who bathes in a coffin).

Ben Still: "I like watching the kids' programmes, like S Club Go Wild, I really like it.

I hated most kids' programmes, actually, though I loved Anne of Green Gables and I can still recite long sections of it.

To get by, Grace is talking of screening drama repeats in 2002, rather than commissioning afresh, and making cut-price experimental factual kids' programmes, such as video diaries.

Who wants mass licence-fee paying, with or without added subscription, to a fringe news service with antiques shows and wholesome kids' programmes?

I have a severely autistic six-year-old who got hold of the TV remote and bought £734 of kids' programmes on my BT account.