Boohbah (2003– ) |
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Boohbah (2003– ) |
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Emma Ainsley | ... |
Humbah
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Alex Poulter | ... |
Zumbah
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Cal Jaggers | ... |
Zing Zing Zingbah
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| Philip Maurice Hayes | ... |
Jumbah
(as Phil Hayes)
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Laura Pero | ... |
Jingbah
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Robin Stevens | ... |
Grandpappa (2003)
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Manuel Bravo | ... |
Brother (2003)
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Dash | ... |
Little Dog Fido
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Linda Kerr Scott | ... |
Grandmama (2003)
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Sachi Kimura | ... |
Auntie (2003)
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| Chris Langham | ... |
Voice
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| Vee Vimolmal | ... |
Sister (2003)
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Harvey Virdi | ... |
Mrs. Lady (2003)
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It's for 3yr old children to get moving and exercise to, you're not actually meant to watch it. They're not brainwashing children they're bright colourful balls so that kids can see them and want to exercise. Hence it's why the ads say something like "..come dance with the Boohbah's.." If you haven't noticed the world's children are getting fatter so the children's television producer's are trying to encourage them to eat healthy, exercise, and solve problems on the side. Television isn't about watching pictures anymore it's about trying to involve the younger generation and teach them good habits. OK so they're not the prettiest creatures, they're for children, NOT adults, that's why they don't appeal to us. Why not take the time to actually analyse the show for what it is actually teaching, not everything is about moving pictures.