Eight CBeebies Late Night Specials We All Want To See!

Any parent of a young child in Britain today probably spends WAY too much time watching CBeebies (earnest Non-TV-watching families can look away now), and often you find that you are more into the plot line that your little one. Like, where IS all the cheese in Mouseland?? But what if we could watch these shows in our own time? Grown-up takes on CBeebies classics? Yes please! Here are a few we'd all tune in to...

1. Rastamouse: Murder in Mousetigo Bay

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When a body washes up on the beach, Bagga T is immediately under suspicion, but is it President Wensleydale who really has something to hide?

#AnActualCrimeInMouseland

2. Andy's Dinosaur Adventures: Together at last.

BBC

After years of literally risking his life on a daily basis to impress his museum colleague Hatty, Andy FINALLY plucks up the courage to go in for the kiss.

3. Peter Rabbit: Banged to rights!

Having gotten away stealing vegetables from a poor subsistence farmer for years, the authorities finally catch up with the juvenile delinquent that is Peter Rabbit.

4. Hey Duggee: The Adoption Badge

BBC

When Happy realises he's adopted, he takes it hard. But Duggee and the Squirrels are there for him and together they begin to understand the complexities of family and all that it can mean.

#DeepAndMeaningful

5. Chuggington: Rise of the Machines

BBC

The once subservient trains realise they are slaves to their human overlords and rise up, led by the omniscient public address system, Vee.

#ActualChills

6. The Tweenies: Where are they now?

Tony Kyriacou / Photograph: Tony Kyriacou / Rex Fe

The first episode of the Tweenies aired way back in 1999. So, let's do the maths... We'll say they were about 3/4 years old in the show, meaning that now, if they were actual really people (which they are, obvs) the Tweenies would be old enough TO GO TO UNIVERSITY!

This retrospective takes a look at the characters 16 years on; Fizz is reading Physics at the University of Cambridge, Jake is pursuing an acting career, Bella is a frustrated shop assistant and Mylo... has been missing for some time...

7. Mr Bloom (the one where he takes his shirt off)

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Totes inappropriate, but there's a lot of demand for this show within the mother-of-toddler demographic. The ratings would be off the charts. No joke of a lie.

#Swoon

8. Raa Raa the Noisy Lion: the beast awakens.

BBC

In this episode Raa Raa straight up eats Zebby. He's a lion, she's a zebra. David Attenborough could narrate.

#RealTalk #FactOfLifeBitches