The Fairies entertains and engages the target audience on many different levels including diverse characters, visual and musical elements, fantasy and magic themes, humour and fun, as well as the appropriateness and accessibility of the story lines.The humour in the series is developed through the frenetic actions of Barnaby the Bizzy Buzzy Bee and the magnificent yet forever perplexed Wizzy the Wizard (whose magic never works out first time). The magic and fantasy in The Fairies is sprinkled with special effects and an abundance of on-screen glitter. The visual effects are mesmerising and enormous fun.The Fairies music is upbeat, age and lyrically appropriate and it colours the episodes and gives fabulous dynamics. The series contains a range of musical experiences that extend beyond traditional early childhood musical content. The episodes include simple, repetitive stings, rhythms and songs as well as more sophisticated arrangements, particularly featuring a contemporary dance/pop feel. Music is fun and has a beat even the youngest child can dance and move to.