Kipper: Tiger Tales

He's a show off, a know-it-all, a spoiled child, a fountain of misguided wisdom, and pounds of bravado. When he gets something right, he's the happiest dog in the world, but when things go wrong, it's a far different story. His indignant "WHAT?" when a mistake is made is highly amusing.

The best part of this video is when he "injures" his finger - oh the drama!

This one is a must-see.


We love Kipper!   July 20, 2002
Tiger Tales is a video tape my son has watched over and over again (along with most of the other Kipper tapes) since he was 18 months old. He is now 3 years old and we still watch this video occassionally when taking a break from Bob the Builder and the Magic School Bus videos. Tiger, Pig, Arnold and Jake are such cute friends. I wish that more Kipper toys would be available too!


We love Kipper!   July 20, 2002
Tiger Tales is a video tape my son has watched over and over again (along with most of the other Kipper tapes) since he was he was 18 months old. He is now 3 years old and we still watch this video occassionally when taking a break from Bob the Builder and the Magic School Bus videos. Tiger, Pig, Arnold and Jake are such cute friends. I wish that more Kipper toys would be available too!


wonderful, sweet episodes   July 20, 2002
KNSudha (Saratoga, CA USA)
I wish these would come out on DVD, I hate the rewinding with tape, but these episodes are great like all Kipper episodes. The shows are gentle, and don't rub lessons in your face. For e.g. the river trip has a section where Tiger is to tie up the boat.

There is never a loud voice and I love watching along with my 2 year old son through as many repeats as he would like. Can you believe, he prefers it to Barney! I think that is because of the simple engaging story lines. You can let them watch on their own without a worry unlike shows like Sesame street. In the official reviews comparison to Pooh, I would mention that there is no destructive, loud, inconsiderate character like the Tigger in the newer disney pooh shows here.


Not as good as the others   August 9, 2001
Ezra Shapiro (Los Angeles sprawl)
My kid can't tell the difference, but I can. The original, wonderful voice cast has moved on, and the new voices are not as magical. The writing is no longer as crisp as it used to be; for example, Tiger, always a bit cranky, is now downright curmudgeonly. Still, these episodes are fun, and your kids will love 'em. Just not quite the same.