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Jup Jup over everything and everyone.
Picture this: It's the '00s and you're sat in front of the TV, eagerly awaiting the start of Hi-5. As the show begins, you're instantly transported to a vibrant world of colours, unbelievably catchy tunes and a cast of characters who felt like our best buddies.
They were our idols, our role models and our mates, all rolled into one.
From embracing diversity and inclusivity to the importance of teamwork and friendship, Hi-5 seamlessly weaved these themes into its episodes. We danced, we sang and we soaked up knowledge like sponges. It was like learning disguised as pure fun.
"Jump and Shout" made us, well, jump and shout — and "Ready or Not" had us moving and grooving like nobody's business. Those tunes were the soundtrack of our childhood and they never fail to bring a smile to my face whenever they randomly pop up in my head.
Hi-5 had this magical ability to turn everyday activities into extraordinary adventures. Going to the park? Well, Hi-5 turned it into a thrilling quest for treasure. Baking cookies? Suddenly, you're having a dance party in the kitchen. The show knew how to ignite our imaginations and make the ordinary feel extraordinary.
I know some people couldn't stand Jup Jup, but I loved them. They were a master of mischief, always kept us guessing and brought a unique dynamic to the Hi-5 adventures. They'd playfully cause chaos for a seemingly unknowing Kathleen (though there are theories that she knew) and fun fact — they were voiced by Tim!
It was a time of joy, laughter, and learning disguised as pure fun. Hi-5 brought us together, sparked our creativity and taught us the value of friendship and inclusion.