First broadcast on CBeebies and BBC1 and 2 in September 2002, Fimbles quickly became a popular addition to the world of leading pre-school television. Watched in over 74 countries, the Fimbles magical blend of exploration and entertainment have made them household names to children worldwide.

Full of fun and the delights of exploration and discovery, Fimbles creates a world full of entertainment, laughter and surprise, a world that children want to visit time and time again.

Set within the enchanting Fimble Valley, the Fimbles are full of wonder, joy, delight and sheer enthusiasm - their imaginations know no limits. Warm-hearted, exuberant, inquisitive, open and playful, the Fimbles are interested in everyone and everything. To them, anything seems possible.

The Fimbles have a natural talent for finding things and one of the Fimbles finds something different in every episode. The 'finds' are often real objects - a button, a key or a seashell; or they might be natural elements - sunshine, wind or rain; or something more abstract - a colour, a sound or a number. When something is waiting to be found, the Fimbles get that very special fimbling feeling. A Fimble 'find' provides the theme for every episode. Their fingers twinkle, their topknots twitch and their noses wrinkle with excitement as they move towards the object that's waiting to be found, eager to touch and explore their finds for the first time. Accompanied on their adventures by their guide and mentor Bessie the bird, Rockit the treefrog and Roly Mo the mole, as well as Bessie's own baby chick, Ribble, the Fimbles create a world of play and learning for children aged 2 to 4 making every day a Fimbly Finding day.

Fimbles Series 1 and Series 2 - 200 episodes x 20 mins

Fimbly Songtimes - 12 episodes x 2 mins

Fimble n. stripy, cuddly creature, rarely seen. Unconfirmed sightings continue to be reported, principally by young children. Main characteristics; inquisitive, comical, curious, playful, adept at finding things.
(Encyclopaedia of Exotic Fauna)