<human>: I'm talking Sesame Street, Mr. Roger's Neighborhood, Reading Rainbow, Wishbone, Lamb Chop's Play Along, Shining Time Station, etc. These are the kinds of shows that I'd love to show my someday children.

I don't know if adulthood has forced me to lose my objectivity, or if today's children's shows truly are not as good, but most of the stuff I see advertised for kids to watch seems pretty weaksauce. Shitty computer graphics, lame characters, predictable storylines. I'm not asking for Oscar-caliber stuff here, but looking back on what I watched as a kid, it seems like they relied more on content, not appearance or flash.

Sesame Street is loaded with diversity, Fred Rogers taught some great lessons in humanity, and all of the shows really pushed reading. I just want some good stuff to show the kids I will eventually help raise.

Any suggestions, Reddit?

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<bot>: I'm not satisfied with shows currently made for kids. Does anyone know where to find children's shows of yore?