C'mon Kids (TV series) facts for kids

C'mon Kids was a popular Australian TV show for children. It aired on the Nine Network from 1986 to 1990. The show was made in Adelaide, South Australia. You could watch it on weekday afternoons.

What was C'mon Kids all about?

C'mon Kids was a fun and educational show. It aimed to teach kids new things in an entertaining way. The show ran for five seasons, bringing joy to many young viewers.

Who were the hosts and puppets?

The show had several human hosts who guided viewers through the episodes. They were joined by special puppet co-hosts. These puppets made the show even more exciting!

One of the puppet co-hosts was named Winky Dink. An actress named Wendy Patching brought Winky Dink to life. Another puppet friend was Frank Duck. The actor Maurie Annese was the voice and performer for Frank Duck.

What did the show feature?

C'mon Kids was packed with different segments. These segments often included short educational pieces. They helped kids learn about various topics.

The show also featured fun cartoons. These cartoons added to the entertainment. Many regular presenters and reporters appeared on the show. These included Robin Roenfeldt, Tammy Macintosh, Narelle Higson, Joanna Moore, Vicki Radenge, Stephanie Raethal, and Mark Fantasia. They helped present the different parts of the show.