Hot Potato: The Story of the Wiggles

My triplets were born in 2002. Given the timing, The Wiggles played a big role in our lives. I say Our because the entire family was immersed in Wigglemania. I smiled from ear to ear, Jokerlike, while taking in all one hour and forty four minutes of this masterpiece. How could one not while hearing all those classics including Rock-a-bye your bear, Fruit Salad and their own Margaritaville, Big Red Car. But it's not all primary colors and three chord soft rock. The back story and behind the scenes are simply captivating. From Greg's mystery illness, the backstory behind Jeff's narcolepsy, Anthony's mental health struggles (and ink), and Murray's ability to have a great head of hair well into his 50s, there's so much more to take in than just the music. This really is up their with Def Leopard's behind the music, IMHO (though no one loses an arm). Watch it, you won't be disappointed. And if you are, put your hands in your air and rock a bye your bear.

As a family, we loved the Wiggles and all their shows and songs. So grateful to have shared them with our son who's now 21. Thanks to them, I was able to take a quick shower or do a little housecleaning as my son was mesmerized by them. He still remembers watching them. Glad the Wiggles were as nice in real life and they portrayed themselves to the public. Fantastic to learn the history of their classic songs. Looking forward to sharing the Wiggles with my grandkids. Can't believe this documentary doesn't have 10,000 reviews. Very well done and highly recommend watching it. The Wiggles will transcend time and will be a wonderful childhood memory for many future generations.

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Like with most people, I grew up with listening to the popular children's group, The Wiggles. I mean I was obsessed with the group as a kid because I had the videos, sang the songs, and watched the show on Playhouse Disney. But this documentary shows how they are more than just a kids group with catchy music, the documentary explores even further at just how they were able to overcome new challenges and obstacles along the journey ranging from mental health, medical emergencies, and other things. It also features how the group would have new additions to the group in the form of new cast members and new songs to impact a new generation of fans with new songs and more. This documentary made me feel nostalgic as well as having me laugh, cry, and interested in knowing more about my favorite childhood heroes. As a longtime fan of The Wiggles, this was a MUST SEE for me because these guys (Greg, Jeff, Murray, and Anthony) have played such a big part in my life that I feel that I can appreciate everything they've done not just as musicians, but even more as legends that have defined the world of music for generations of children all over the world. There is no doubt that The Wiggles have left their mark on music and entertainment.

Trailer—Hot Potato: The Story of the Wiggles