Donkey Hodie

My son loves this show. It has nice messages about friendship and the characters are all jovial and fun critters. People are salty over this "ruining Mr. Rogers Legacy" and I can tell you right now, my son has no idea who Mr. Rogers is but he loves his Donkey Hodie.

Mr. Rogers will be just fine.

My son is 6 months old and is absolutely in love with Donkey Hodie. I look forward to being able to purchase merchandise hopefully soon. Ill be getting dvds stuffed animals etc. When I say my son loves this show I mean he can watch it all day. We can turn the TV and he gets bad. I ended up downloading the pbs app so we can watch it on repeat he will smile and laugh so much.

This show doesn't have the same charm as its predecessor, Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. There aren't any serious moments whatsoever unlike that show. Mister Rogers is well-liked for tackling mature and serious issues, but this show doesn't want to go in that kind of direction. Instead, it decides to be loud, hyper, manic, crazed, and obnoxious, even for kids and adults. Yes, PBS approved this and I have no idea why.

This show is for me. It may not be for everyone but please be more constructive with your criticisms. Some of the complaints I've read are subjective and that's ok but don't bash a children's show with good intentions. 99% of tv for kids it's not educational so support it with constructive criticisms if you must or don't comment at all.

I love Donkey Hodie. I am a 26 year old person who likes educational programs and cartoons. The two educational reference parts I notice is, lessons about feelings and how to solve problems. Donkey is my favorite character and I can relate to her that we both are creative, solve problems, and learn new things to do.

I would definitely love to have Donkey as my neighbor because she is so much fun and I believe everyone else would love to have her as their neighbor too. I am happy that there are references of Mr. Rogers including King Friday and Trolley. I rate the show Hee Hawsome of 1000 Stars.