Take a Trip Down Memory Lane With These '00s Kids TV Shows

"My Parents Are Aliens" was an after-school classic that wasn't to be missed. Following the day-to-day lives of three orphan children, the show gave us a glimpse into what life would be like if they just so happened to be adopted by aliens.

Watch "My Parents Are Aliens" on Britbox now.

CBBC's "Trapped!" won over the hearts of children who wanted to sabotage the game in an attempt to free themselves from the twisted castle. Blow your cover? Well, you'll be "Trapped!"

Watch "Trapped!" on YouTube.

"Jungle Run" was a kids game show unlike any other. Throughout the series, a "jungle guide" would guide the team through a series of difficult challenges with the aim of collecting the most monkey statues.

Watch "Jungle Run" on Britbox.

Adapted from the classic novels by Jacqueline Wilson, "The Story of Tracy Beaker" followed Beaker's life as she navigated the world of a children's care home.

Watch "The Story of Tracy Beaker" on BBC iPlayer.

"64 Zoo Lane" was an iconic show, and if nothing else, purely because of its super catchy theme song. The show followed a young girl called Lucy and her adventures with some furry friends that lived at the zoo next door.

"64 Zoo Lane" is available to buy on Amazon Prime Video.

First airing back in 1998, "Bob The Builder" was a show that truly transcended generations. The show was about a plucky builder named Bob, and we watched him solve all kinds of problems with a refreshingly positive attitude — and if you were wondering, yes he can fix it.

Watch "Bob The Builder" on BBC iPlayer now.

"The Cramp Twins" explored the lives of nonidentical twin brothers Wayne Cramp and Lucien Cramp, who lived with their parents in a fictional land called Soap City.

"The Cramp Twins" is available to buy on Amazon Prime Video

"Blue Peter" is the longest-running children's show in the world — and for good reason. The show features competitions, challenges, celebrity interviews, and arts and crafts segments. It landed on our screens way back in 1958 and still airs new episodes today. If you've been a fan for a while, then there's a chance that you recognise the show's tortoise, Shelley – check out the clip.

Watch "Blue Peter" on BBC iPlayer now.

What's the story in "Balamory", you ask? Well, the show revolves around eight central characters, each of which wears their own distinctive colour of clothing and lives in a house of the same colour to match. Located in a fictional small island community in Scotland, named Balamory, the series was primarily set in a nursery and followed the adventures of those who went there.

Watch "Balamory" on BBC iPlayer.

Based on the book series by Francesca Simon, the TV show "Horrid Henry" followed a young boy named Henry, who got into all kinds of trouble.

Watch all five seasons of "Horrid Henry" on Netflix.

"Bernard's Watch" was an intriguing drama series about a young boy, named Bernard, who could stop time with a magical pocket watch. The show had seven series in total and stopped airing in 2005.

Watch "Bernard's Watch" on Britbox.

Whilst "Doctor Who" may have been a little too scary back then, spin-off "The Sarah Jane Adventures" was just the right amount of sci-fi adventure for us to get stuck into. It's still a classic, even now.

Watch "The Sarah Jane Adventures" on BBC iPlayer.

Following her start on "Barney & Friends", Selena Gomez rose to fame with her role of Alex Russo in the Disney Channel sitcom. Telling the story of her family, who owned a deli in New York City, their family were actually hiding their wizardry powers.

Watch "Wizards of Waverly Place" on Disney+.

After Demi Lovato made her big break with "Camp Rock" on Disney Channel, she then headed up the sitcom series "Sonny with a Chance". Playing Sonny Monroe, a teenager from Wisconsin, she moves with her mum to Los Angeles after being cast in her favourite TV show, a sketch comedy series called "So Random."

Watch "Sonny with a Chance" on Disney+.

Launched during the time when YouTube stardom was becoming a thing IRL, this series sees internet show "iCarly" fast-becoming an instant hit. Carly (Miranda Cosgrove) needs the help of her friends Sam (Jennette McCurdy) and Freddie, and her quirky older brother, Spencer, to help her navigate the series production.

Watch "iCarly" on Netflix.