see me on CBBC 2009

i think it is going to be really cool because i am gonna meet dani harmer. i have seen her live before because i went to the dani’s house studio place.

By rhea on Wed 2 September 2009

Can’t wait to come iv’e been on tv before Basils swap shop but iv’e never been to something like this before thanks for giving people this chance

By Rhys Simon-Lloyd on Tue 8 September 2009

you don’t meet dani harmer its virtual

By alice on Thu 10 September 2009

You don’t meet any stars, I believe. Even the Richard Hammond attraction is a bit iffy. But I think EVERYONE’S going to love the Sarah Jane bit, especially if they’re big SJA fans. When they had the same event in Manchester, kids could go into Sarah Jane’s attic and act with a real life Judoon/Slitheen! Or Blathereen, rather. They’re orange!

By Nabu on Fri 11 September 2009

Such a good idea to do this! It fits in with my shedule with doing football from 9am to 12pm!

By Dylan on Sat 12 September 2009

i think it will be very cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!

By lamar on Sat 12 September 2009

i cant wait

By lavin on Sat 12 September 2009

im so ecxited!!!!!!!!!

By rostom on Sun 13 September 2009

WOW!!! I canot wait I agree with nabu it will be awsome!!!!!!!!!!Especially for sja fans!!!

By callum on Sun 13 September 2009

i went to the cbbc thing it was so cool we are going on the website yh

By Rhea on Sun 13 September 2009

And…it was BRILLIANT. A big pat on the back for BBC Events, their Sarah Jane Adventures show was second only to Diversity from Britain’s Got Talent making an appearance!

By Nabu on Sun 13 September 2009

CBBC is even better live than on the TV!  Why can’t they do more stuff like this? (and out of London for a change perhaps??)  Bit too grown up for my two youngest, but my 9 year old boy was absolutely hooked by the Richard Hammond show (we watched all three shows, interrupted only by the fact that Diversity took to the main stage!).  He’s been asking me to buy him a velcro ball blower ever since ...(anyone know where i can buy one???)

Only downside really was that it wasn’t any bigger. By the time we had arrived in the afternoon, registration had all but closed!  :-(  The Tracey Beaker drama thing though was worth the queue and the Doctor Who aliens a particular highlight for my (slightly less grown-up) husband!!  If only they’d allow big children on it too.

So well done Thames Festival, Diversity and CBBC.  A great day out - especially the awesome fireworks at the end!!

By Keeley on Mon 14 September 2009