Tickety Toc is a lively, fun and colourful new preschool series that exposes kids to the concept of time, whilst teaching the importance of friendship. This beautifully crafted series has been a ratings success on Nick Jr., and The Unstoppable Bubble DVD comes loaded with printable activities too!

Inside an old clock shop is a wall full of clocks. And right in the middle is one very special clock. This is the Tickety Toc Clock. As every hour passes, it springs in to life to chime in the time. It all happens as regular as clockwork! But chiming the time isn't as easy as it seems.. For behind the face of the Tickety Toc Clock lies an extraordinary world where things don't always run so smoothly. BUBBLE TIME – When Tommy & Tallulah unleash a giant unpoppable bubble in Tickety Town, it soon sucks up everyone in town except Hopparoo. Tommy & Tallulah need to persuade the eccentric rabbit to pop the unpoppable.

Includes 7 episodes.

Tickety Toc series Review

"Tickety Toc is a lively preschool series that exposes kids to the concept of time as it relates to the escapades of two young kids who must fit their fun adventures between their responsibilities to their cuckoo clock home's Chime Time. Friendship and problem solving are common themes, and the show's animation style appeals to kids' big imagination by hinting at the possibility of unseen worlds in everyday places like a clock. Most of all, though, this colorful, upbeat series is just plain fun for kids, and its content is well suited for its young audience…

Plenty of preschool series have embraced the task of blending content that appeals to kids with pre-reading skills like letter sounds, shapes, and counting. Tickety Tock tackles a different subject entirely, introducing tots to the concept of time. Tommy and Tallulah live a carefree life behind the closed doors of their clock, but their adventures are limited by their hourly responsibilities as the clock's chimers. In seeing how the characters adapt to these guidelines, kids can relate the experiences to their own schedules and responsibilities for school, playtime, mealtime, and bedtime and start to see patterns in how they spend blocks of time in their own lives.

Of course, this is all well and good for parents, but the selling point for kids will be the show's delightful animation and colorful, comical community of characters. A master chef who just happens to be a cow, a weather-obsessed chicken, and a quirky inventor whose prototypes are prone to minor glitches make for some unpredictable situations that are sure to have tots counting the minutes until the next episode. The animation also does a good job of carrying the clock theme through every scene, incorporating gears and pendulums into background scenery and the characters themselves in creative ways that kids will love." 4/5 Common Sense Media, recommended age 2+