Liking it so far. The original theme tune has been modernised and the "HOW!" greeting is still there albeit without the hand gesture.
It's certainly obvious that some of the segments have been updated to bring them up to date to "21st-century show making standards" e.g. music in segments.
I agree, I like it and it's good to have HOW back on TV again, it does feel a bit overproduced from the simplicity I'm used to from the 90s/00s version.
I agree, I like it and it's good to have HOW back on TV again, it does feel a bit overproduced from the simplicity I'm used to from the 90s/00s version.
Keep in mind, this is being made for an audience who never watched the original How or How 2 not to mention TV production values have increased in the last two decades, what worked in the 90s and 00s may not be applicable now.
I agree, I like it and it's good to have HOW back on TV again, it does feel a bit overproduced from the simplicity I'm used to from the 90s/00s version.
Having been brought up on the original 60s/70s version (Where Fred was the youngster at the back, often mucking about) I dare not watch !
I agree, I like it and it's good to have HOW back on TV again, it does feel a bit overproduced from the simplicity I'm used to from the 90s/00s version.
Keep in mind, this is being made for an audience who never watched the original How or How 2 not to mention TV production values have increased in the last two decades, what worked in the 90s and 00s may not be applicable now.
Yep I get that, either way I'm glad a new generation (Gen Z/Alpha) can watch and they've included Fred in some way.
How do you recreate a heritage children's brand while maintaining the heritage of the show while modernising it for children who weren't even around when How 2 was on-air?
I don't know, but they pulled it off. It helps that the young presenters are really good, while Fred's new role really works. The anorak elements as part of the set help too for older viewers.