Rockie and Her Friends

The series is a puppet‑based action programme aimed at a young audience. Each episode follows a lively format that blends physical comedy with simple storytelling, making it a suitable choice for children who enjoy energetic, hands‑on entertainment. The show’s episodes run in a self‑contained manner, letting kids jump in at any point without needing prior knowledge. The narrative is set far beyond the age of humanity, in a world where the few remaining species have banded together to create a shared community. This post‑human backdrop provides a whimsical stage for the characters' exploits, while hinting at a world rebuilt by its animal inhabitants. The community is portrayed as cooperative, with species sharing resources and responsibilities, illustrating a harmonious post‑human society. At the centre of the story is Rockie, a newly‑bred dinosaur girl who attends school with a group of fellow youngsters. Together they navigate the challenges of their unusual environment, forming friendships and learning lessons as they move through everyday school life. Their school serves as a central hub where they practice problem‑solving and celebrate each other's differences, reinforcing the series’ gentle moral undertone. Each episode finds Rockie and her classmates embarking on light‑hearted, comedic escapades that showcase their creativity and teamwork. The humour is gentle and the adventures are presented in a way that encourages curiosity, making the series an engaging watch for children who love playful, action‑filled stories. The comedic style relies on visual gags and quick banter, keeping the pacing lively while still allowing moments for reflection.