Doodle what?

So let's talk about children's TV. And this is not going to be a don't let your kids watch tv lecture. Michael watches TV. Typically Sesame Street or Little Einsteins, about an hour a day. Yesterday I was dealing w/ a daycare crises and I couldn't find anything on, so he watched the doodlebops. Have you seen this?
Frightening, Frightening-what are these things?
This prompted my husband and I to have a conversation about my "imagination problems." I think it's important that you have to go through Christopher Robin's room to get to the hundred acre wood, it means Pooh is a product of Christopher Robin's imagination. I think the little Einsteins are putting on a play, with their imagination. I don't understand why Jo Jo's lion has a clown's nose. She is a clown, but her lion is a clown?
I don't think I don't have an imagination, I think it means I want to celebrate children's imagination. Pooh is because of Christopher Robin's imagination. We have Hobbes because of Calvin.
And I still don't understand the doodlebops.