Critters TV

Critters TV

Kids & Family 2019

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Meeting the native wild animals of Ireland as they've never been seen before, at home, with their feet up, watching nature documentaries on TV.

Kids & Family 2019

EPISODE 1

Humpback Whale

As Flip, Flow and Flow leap about like Humpbacks Whales, Grandad recalls the time he met a whale. Fleabag and Plop learn some fun facts and Mammy and Daddy get confused.

10 min 1 Jan 2021 PG
EPISODE 2

Squirrel

The animals of the forest gather around to watch their favourite show, Critters TV. They learn all about the Squirrel.

11 min 8 Nov 2019 PG
EPISODE 3

White-Tailed Eagle

The animals learn about the White-Tailed Eagle, Grandad tells a tall tale, Mammy and Daddy Owl form a rock band, and Grey Squirrel makes a hat.

10 min 29 Oct 2021 PG
EPISODE 4

Hare

The animals of the forest gather around to watch their favourite show, Critters TV. They learn all about the Irish Hare.

10 min 1 Jan 2021 PG
EPISODE 5

Badger

The animals of the forest gather around to watch their favourite show and learn about the Badger.

11 min 1 Jan 2021 PG
EPISODE 6

Painted Lady Butterfly

As they watch butterflies on TV, Flip, Flop and Flow learn about metamorphosis. Grandad claims that butterflies are just `fancy moths' and more.

10 min 26 Dec 2022 PG

Aidan O'Donovan

Director
Ian Benjamin Kenny

Director
Colm Tobin

Producer
Lindsey Adams

Producer
Aidan O'Donovan

Writer

About

Critters TV

KIDS & FAMILY

Meeting the native wild animals of Ireland as they've never been seen before, at home, with their feet up, watching nature documentaries on TV.

Information

Studio: Azoomee
Genre: Kids & Family
Released: 2019

Languages

Audio: * (AD), English (United Kingdom) (AAC)
Subtitles: English (United Kingdom) (CC)

Accessibility

: Closed captions refer to subtitles in available languages with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.
: Audio descriptions (AD) refer to a narration track describing what is happening on screen to provide context for those who are blind or have low vision.