One of the best new "kids" (I'm 55) shows in a while. The inventive style takes an episode or two to get use to because it is so different. But Cate McQuillen's expressiveness makes it work.
Each episode center's on a "green" activity. The moral of the show it to rethink our wasteful and waste producing materialistic ways in lieu of a simpler and grubbier way of life. It promotes reuse, do-it-yourself, grow-it-yourself and encourages you to not be afraid to get in the dirt and have some fun. The show provides tangibles ways to do it too; whether teaching how to grow your own mushrooms or how to turn a junked bathtub into a useful and artistic carrot garden.
Each episode includes an original and entertaining song. The songs themselves, and Cate McQuillen's singing is reason enough to watch.
Each episode center's on a "green" activity. The moral of the show it to rethink our wasteful and waste producing materialistic ways in lieu of a simpler and grubbier way of life. It promotes reuse, do-it-yourself, grow-it-yourself and encourages you to not be afraid to get in the dirt and have some fun. The show provides tangibles ways to do it too; whether teaching how to grow your own mushrooms or how to turn a junked bathtub into a useful and artistic carrot garden.
Each episode includes an original and entertaining song. The songs themselves, and Cate McQuillen's singing is reason enough to watch.