Come Outside

Come Outside is an Australian educational children's television program that ran from 1977 to 1982 and was revived in 1992 for a new series. Hosted by Auntie Liz (Liz Howe) and her puppet dog, Blinky Bill, the show explored various professions and everyday places, answering children's questions about how things work and what different people do. Each episode typically featured Auntie Liz visiting a new location and interacting with workers to explain their jobs in a simple and engaging manner.

The original 'Come Outside' series is fondly remembered by generations of Australian children for its educational value and gentle presentation. While specific critical reviews for this children's program are not widely documented, its longevity and continued popularity speak to its success in engaging young audiences and providing accessible insights into the world around them. The revived series continued this tradition, maintaining its focus on educational content.

• Praised for its educational approach to explaining various jobs and places to young children.

• Remembered fondly for its engaging host and memorable puppet character.

• Appreciated for its simple, clear, and age-appropriate content.

Google audience: Information regarding Google user reviews for 'Come Outside (1997)' is not readily available, as it is primarily an educational children's series from a specific era.

The character Blinky Bill, the puppet dog, was originally created by Dorothy Wall and was a popular character in Australian children's literature long before appearing on 'Come Outside'.