Bits and Bobs facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Bits and Bobs |
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| Genre | Children's |
| Created by | Brian Jameson |
| Developed by | Mak Wilson Grant Mason Simon Spencer |
| Voices of | Sally Preisig Rebecca Nagan Lynn Robertson Bruce |
| Country of origin | United Kingdom Scotland |
| Original language(s) | English |
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| Original network | BBC One BBC Two CBeebies |
| Original release | 2002 – 2005 |
Bits and Bobs is a fun children's TV show. The BBC in the United Kingdom makes and broadcasts it. You can watch it on CBeebies, which is a special channel for younger kids. It also airs on CBeebies sections on BBC One and BBC Two. The show is filmed in cool places across Scotland.
What Does "Bits and Bobs" Mean?
The name "Bits and Bobs" is an English slang term. It means a collection of many small things. These items are often too many or too different to name one by one.
Where the Name Came From
The phrase first came from carpenters' tool kits. These kits had many parts for a drill. "Bits" were used for making holes. "Bobs" were special tools for shaping wood or driving screws. So, "bits and bobs" meant all the small, useful pieces.
About the Episodes
The show Bits and Bobs features different episodes. Each episode explores a new topic or adventure. For example, one episode was called "Bubble." It showed a boy blowing bubbles and the fun challenges that came with it. The show aired from 2002 to 2005.
