Hip Hop Harry

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Hip Hop Harry' is a children's show on TLC and Discovery Kids similar to Barney & Friends. The show is set at the Hip Hop Central where Hip Hop Harry teaches children through hip-hop rhymes.

Each episode of "Hip Hop Harry" has a different theme. The kids usually have a problem and then go to the "Hip Hop Central" so Harry can help them. In the first episode cooper had a problem sharing, only for harry to teach him the correct way to share (through the use of a hip hop song).They usually find the answer. The show attempts to relate to current trends. Often, freaquent undertones carry new ideas generating great entertainment resulting in stylish fun for young learners. At the end of the show, the children join Harry in what is called the "Hip Hop Harry Dance Circle" because exercise is important and dancing is Harry's favorite form of exercise. He teaches them a warm up dance that goes like this:

Harry: I'm gonna teach you all a warm up dance! Harry:I created myself its called "Do the Harry"
(the kids follow his instructions)
Harry: Jump to the left
Jump to the right
Throw your hands up
And put them at your sides
Kids: (Waving Hands) Do the Harry! Do the Harry!
Harry: Somebody Scream!
Kids: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!

Then they proceed to do the Hip Hop Harry dance circle:

Harry: When I say dance, you say circle.
Dance
Kids: Circle
Harry: Dance
Kids: Circle
Harry: That's right! Whose first
(one of the kids gets in the middle of the circle and starts 'hip hop dancing')
Kids that arent dancing: Go!Go!Go!Go!Go!...
Harry: Whose next?
(the rest of the kids go one by one with Harry saying 'whose next' each time and the other kids dancing)
(Then Harry goes in the middle and starts dancing)
Kids:Go Harry! Go Harry! Go Harry...

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