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In the night garden observations?
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Posted 7 months ago #
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Don't know but for some reason it terrifies my three year old
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... and does it all really just happen in Iggle Piggle's head as a dream, and so the garden isn't real at all. A rather poignant and sad thought I think - he sails about all day on his little boat and retreats into his dreams at night, truly adrift and alone.
EDIT: Upsy daisy sleeps on a magic mobile bed surely? We may have the toy somewhere.
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Macca pacca is just plane wierd, seems to have ocd
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It's not a park bench! It's a bed on wheels. That drives around the forest of its own accord. Obviously.
Every time it comes on screen, mini bomba shouts "Boat! Boat! Boat! Boat!" This can last for minutes at a time.
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why does upsy daisy sleep on a park bench?
BuckfastPosted 7 months ago # -
I liked the episode where they clingfilmed the ninky nonk..
yunki Jr is into wottingers and pontipines
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Upsy Daisy sleeps on a park bench cos she spends all her money on crystal meth.
And why sort of example does iggle piggle set the viewers by never going to bed on time. He's personally responsible for our daughters inability to stay in bed at bedtime
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Never mind the kids, it's the haahoos I find strangely sinister - slowly bouncing through the trees with big maniacal grins, that's not natural I tells ya
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The family who live in the small house seem to have a lot of flatulence
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and there's the question of the size difference between the ninky nonk and the characters who can go inside it, despite it seemingly being too small for them - apparently this doesn't matter as a child's mind won't question it!
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I should maybe stop watching so much kids telly! It raises too many questions.
Saw this one today about a fox who travels the world with his special friend meeting people from other lands, now that was truly bizarre.
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Does anyone else 'shoot' iggle piggle down at the end? My soon has started doing it, at 21 months! Uh oh!
DrP
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Is it just me or is Tombliboo Eee a bit of alright?
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Winegums; you need help, my friend.
Professional help.
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I am, thus far, childless. Seeing stuff like this almost makes me excited about being up at 4am watching it.
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I still think Igglepiggle would get his jollies from Upsy Daisy if he could get himself a bed bigger than hers - all that kissing is going to get him would up. As for Igglepiggle - I like his rock-based OCD and all that washing. I'm gutted that Ms TT likes Igglepiggle best.
Never mind that - that new show with the tramps living on a park island is starting to creep me out good and proper. I keep needing a bit of Waybuloo to bring me back down a bit.
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and does it all really just happen in Iggle Piggle's head as a dream
mind has just been blown.
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just googled in the night garden (as i didn't have a clue what it was).that blue one doesn't half look like mini eraserhead
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Thankfully I'm through the In the Night Garden phase but I can still do the Macca Pacca dance!
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In the night garden is nice and relaxing to watch mind you, if only life was like that.
Personally I like nina in nina and the neurons and Sarah-Jane in tikabilla.
(goes and hangs head in shame
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Abney and teal is proper odd. I cannot work out what the little wooden thIngs are. My daughter and I like jeep thOugh. She goes around shouting 'neep neep'
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To be fair though, the theme music does the trick! The amount of times I have nodded off to it on a Sunday after a days riding is unbelievable!
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Macca pacca is helpful in getting faces washed too
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I find the start very relaxing but if those bloody Tomliboos lose there bloody toothbrushes ONE MORE TIME...
And second the creepy hahoos!
Posted 7 months ago # -
bazookajoe
Yes I have a similar theory.
Seems quite a bleak existence for igglepiggle on his little boat out at sea, far from land.
I wonder if it's a metaphor for the loneliness of death, and whether the night garden is some kind of purgatory or transitional stage in igglepiggle's death? Raise thew little sail, light the little light, THIS is the way to the garden of the light (death).
Or maybe Igglepiggle 'not being in bed' is a riff on Igglepiggle's unfulfilled relationship with Upsy Daisy.
Well it's definitely all either about sex or death. Or sex and death. Or both.
Definitely.
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Ooh el_boufadour, that's good! It's like Lost for the kiddies and not half as frustrating.
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I can't help thinking that macca pakkas sponge must really whiff . . .
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Makka Pakka is a boob right?
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*refrains on commenting on the sort of life Mr Lake has evidently led*
That isn't the view I'm used to from the version of Night Garden I watch!
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I can only assume there was an awful lot of acid consumed in the creation of ITNG. The characters, colours, flying bandstands and so on. I imagine the creative meetings were great...
I'm with Joe too: those Haahoos must have come from a bad trip.
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Iggle Piggle's tardiness is getting beyond a joke. I am so glad my two hate it now.
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THIS is the way to the garden of the light
It is '...Garden of the Night'. As in 'In The Night Garden' Posted 7 months ago # -
Does anyone else 'shoot' iggle piggle down at the end? My soon has started doing it, at 21 months! Uh oh!
No. You better get him to the child psychologist pronto. And get a lock for the knife drawer.
Makka Pakka is a boob right?
I have heard this before and I think that is the intention yes.
Seems quite a bleak existence for igglepiggle on his little boat out at sea, far from land.
I wonder if it's a metaphor for the loneliness of death
A friend said pretty much the same thing to me. I thought he was taking it a bit seriously but maybe there's something in it.
Personally I thought it was just about gong to sleep, maybe encouraging children not to worry about being alone in bed.
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