Talk:Roar (UK TV series)

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I have watched many episodes of "Roar" and "Animal Park". Although Roar is classified as a children's programme, and Animal Park is an adult programme, Roar is by far the most adult - the presenters are clear and do not patronize, the whole effort is treated in an "adult" way. Contrast this with Animal Park, which has creepy, dumbed-down presenters and content and is childishly gushing. Animal Park is not suitable as a children's programme as it is far to "childish" and patronising for children to watch.