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If you enjoy Fab Lab, you may also like Lassie, The Bullwinkle Show and Cow and Chicken. These recommendations share similar tone, themes, or genres, making them natural follow-ups once you finish this show, and can be streamed for free.
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What is Fab Lab about?
Fab Lab is a British television programme designed for pre-school children. It was aired on the CBeebies channel from 2002-2006. It is an introduction to science, nature and technology for young children. The program features two pixies named "Trixi" and "Dixi" and a dog called "Prof". Trixi and Dixi are puppets while Prof is played by a human in a whole-body dog suit. The two pixies live under the floor of a large garden shed known as the "Fab Lab". The shed is used as a laboratory by Prof who investigates various phenomena such as rainfall or the germination of plants. He explains features of the physical and natural world to the pixies, sometimes with the aid of a personal computer which Prof uses to show video sequences. Prof is very partial to green biscuits called "Pixiebicks" with which the pixies sometimes bribe Prof to expand his explanations. At the end of the programme a whistle is heard, upon which Prof says that "Mrs Whistle" is calling, and leaves the shed.