Balamory It had to be, didn’t it? We’ve had some great Scottish kids’ TV shows, but none are so universally loved as Balamory. The colourful houses and catchy theme songs […]

Glen Michael’s Cartoon Cavalcade Glen Michael’s popular self-written, produced and presented show began in April 1966 and ran for a record-breaking 26 years. It was the first time many Scottish […]

Super Gran Super Gran is exactly what you’d expect: an octogenarian with super powers saving her hometown from villains with the aid of her grandson. The best thing about this […]

Stookie There weren’t many children’s dramas set in Scotland, but Stookie’s Glaswegian accents and setting more than filled the gap. When Kirsty and her brother David stray into the territory […]

Katie Morag Mairi Hedderwick’s picture books have been well-loved since their first publication in the 1980s, and in 2013 they were given life onscreen with a TV adaptation. The feisty […]

The Family Ness The world’s most famous monster without a doubt is our Nessie and she’s been the focus of several children’s series, but none quite so ridiculously brilliant as […]

Fraggle Rock OK, so we know Fraggle Rock was a British/American/Canadian collaboration and starred a loveable bunch of muppet creatures, but the only human in the show was a Scot, […]

The Singing Kettle Cilla, Artie and Gary were the household names of the 1990s with their catchy theme songs and irrepressibly cheesy banter. The TV series was popular in itself, […]

Dòtaman The longest-running Gaelic TV programme for pre-school children, Dòtaman helped keep the language alive. It had a string of main presenters, but it was singer, Donnie MacLeod, who became a […]