What's your top 10 PBS shows (90s-mid 2000s)

[kingseye423]

Since I previously did a top 10 list of CN shows and Disney Channel shows, I decided to start a new topic on another channel- PBS shows. What's your personal list?

10. Cyberchase
9. Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman
8. Maya and Miguel
7. Between the Lions
6. Mister Rogers Neighborhood
5. Reading Rainbow
4. Dragon Tales
3. Clifford the Big Red Dog
2. Sesame Street
1. Arthur

Honorable mentions: Zooboomafoo, The Berenstein Bears, Curious George, Bill Nye the Science Guy, The Magic School Bus.

 

[Leedles]

charlie rose

 

[President Squidward]

10-1: 2 Girls, 1 Cup: The Show

 

[Master WhoBruh]

10. family guy
9. family guy
8. family guy
7. family guy
6. family guy
5. family guy
4. family guy
3. family guy
2. family guy
1. family guy

 

[Michael Scott]

Why exactly is our tax money being spent to fund this? -_-

 

[WayslideCool]

it's been so long since i've seen so many of these shows that honestly making a top 10 would be really tough. worldgirl holds up pretty nicely, though. i mean, how do you beat "chuck the evil sandwich-making guy"

 

[The Appetizer]

10. Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman
9. Reading Rainbow
8. CyberChase
7. WordGirl
6. Zooboomafoo
5. Between the Lions
4. Between the Lions
3. Between the Lions
2. Between the Lions
1. Between the Lions

 

[the real todd phillips]

arthur (before buster left for his own show),wishbone,mr.rodgers neighborhood,
where in the world is carmen san diego (the game show version),shining time station (before thomas left and had his own show)
sesame streeet before it went to crap. teletubbies,zooboomafu rip zabu,reading rainbow,
that is all i can think of because after that pbs kids become crap.

 

[PinkPearl]

I don't have a top 10, but I liked Clifford, Dragon Tales, Mister Rogers, Sesame Street, and Arthur is #1.

 

[NerdyKairi]

Never had a top 10 but I loved Arthur, CyberChase, Dragon Tales, Between the Lions and Zooboomafoo

 

[mythix super saiyan 4]

5.arthur
4.seasme street
3.word girl
2.word world
1.wild kratts

 

[The Real Nostalgia Critic]

South Park

 

[BenPaz: Act Zero]

I have a Zoboomafoo vhs tape!

 

[Vuvuzela Smasher]

Why exactly is our tax money being spent to fund this? -_-

It used to be so kids who couldn't afford the educational cable shows and other expensive educational materials could have a fun, free way to learn, but now nobody uses the broadcast stations so I don't know.

 

[Sky_Nova_20]

I used to watch Arthur, Clifford, Dragon Tales and Sesame Street as a very young baby. I haven't watched these shows for over a decade now. I also remembered that I had a giant Clifford plush when I was 5 years old. I don't have it anymore, because our family moved a lot and I haven't had it since then. However, I focused way too much on the mainstream channels as a kid, rather than PBS.

 

[LadyElvis8]

1. Zooboomafoo
2. Dragon Tales
3. Teletubbies
4. Mr. Rogers Neighborhood
5. Sesame street
6. Between the Lions
7. Clifford
8. Curious George
9. Bill Nye the Science Guy
10. Berenstain Bears

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[Puppycat]

Oh, yes. The reason I'll always defend funding PBS is that they at least have some kind of quality control when it comes to what children's programming they'll put on the air.

1. Arthur
2. Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman
3. Reading Rainbow
4. The Berenstain Bears
5. Jay Jay the Jet Plane (my first words were "Jay Jay Jet Plane")
6. Between the Lions
7. The Magic School Bus
8. Clifford the Big Red Dog
9. Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
10. Redwall

 

[McSponge]

5. Super Why!
4. Mister Roger's Neighborhood
3. Sesame Street
2. WordGirl
1. Curious George

Yeah, could only come up with 5. Super Why! was a pretty creative show, and I really liked it. Mister Roger's is one I hardly watched, but it's still a classic nonetheless. How can you not put Sesame Street on the list? It's a cultural icon, and has some of the best Muppets out there (Cookie Monster, The Count, etc.). WordGirl is a show I used to love. It still sticks with me after all these years, and was a very solid show. Also, Chuck the Evil Sandwich Making Guy rules!

Number 1 is definitely Curious George. Surprised this show was hardly mentioned on this thread. It's first few Seasons were awesome, and it kind of lost steam once the girl was introduced, and seemed to take up plenty of space. Not to mention, there's actually some genuinely funny jokes in this show. "A Doorman's uniform is as important as his door!"