Nothing to do with money but what's the deal with iggle piggle

Coveredinbees!!!!

My Daughter likes to watch the night garden but when ever it comes on and I see iggle piggle floating off in his little boat I feel like crying, I'm filling up now just thinking about it. I had to leave the room this morning as there had been 2 episodes on and I could feel my self losing it as he had just floated off at the end of one episode then he was floating off again at the start of the next one. I'm guessing this just my affliction or I could just be going bonkers.

delain

:rotfl:

No I don't feel sad when I see igglepiggle floating off. I'm pregnant and I cry a lot :rotfl:

I did laugh though, when after about ten minutes of trying to explain ITNG to my friend's 17 year old brother he went:

'Oh, is that the weird thing like the teletubbies where all the little mexicans go into the house? The ones that need to see social services because they lose their kids all the time'

Yep, that'd be the one

I love the way that everyone has seen it. I have to admit when it first came out I used to be riveted to it from start to finish. I think i was 22

Coveredinbees!!!!

LOL the pontipines, the actual program has no effect on me but she likes it and it makes her laugh so it's on a lot. I need to get out more.

Mme.Hibou

We lost an Iggle Piggle book in Bristol at the weekend, my little boy must have dropped it. I'm actually quite upset

Spendless

Are you crying with relief the programme is over, with laughter at how surreal it is or for another reason?:p

xmaslolly76

Must be just me who has an affliction to this show i can't stand it. Me and bubs much prefer the wotwots :-)

Glamazon

My poor son - we never watch any childrens TV. In fact I don't put the TV on until he goes to bed during the week.
I've just put CBeebies on and popped him on Daddy's beanbag so we'll see if it keeps him entertained.

Never seen ITNG in my life

angel223_2

when I was preggers with child no1 I did get upset and had a cry watching the wiley coyote cartoons (was watching it with mums foster boy who thought I was a proper weirdo crying like that)....I just thought it sad that he never caught road runner and got to have some dinner...poor hungry stupid wiley.....pregnancy is very strange imho

Alikay

I don't get ITNG at all - it's all slightly freaky. More into Peppa Pig myself and would very much like to adopt little brother George.:o

DH harbours some very aggressive feelings towards Angelina Ballerina which probably need talking through at some point.

delain

My OH hates ITNG with a passion, I can see why a bit because for a year or so, all the language the little 2 learned was replaced by 'Ninky Nonk' over and over again for almost a year :eek:

I quite like waybuloo which is new to cbeebies, but only because my 6 year old twins attempting the 'yogo' makes me giggle. I'm a mean mum

3onitsway

Alikay wrote: »

I don't get ITNG at all - it's all slightly freaky. More into Peppa Pig myself and would very much like to adopt little brother George.:o

But Daddy Pig is such an idiot!

We love ITNG! I find it a little disturbing, but my DD belly laughs every night when 'Iggle Piggle's not in bed', and falls over.

Plus, we watch ITNG with the bedtime bottle, so ITNG & Bottle = bedtime.