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Bob the Builder accused of spreading Net Zero propaganda in woke advert

Bob the Builder accused of spreading Net Zero propaganda in woke advert

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Bob the Builder has been accused of spreading Net Zero propaganda in a woke advert promoting solar panel installation, according to GB News. The famous animation returns after a 15-year absence in a campaign for German-owned energy company E.On.

The iconic children’s character can be seen swapping his traditional building tools for solar panels and low-carbon heating equipment in a new eco-focused campaign. It marks the character’s first screen appearance in 15 years, with the original stop-motion version once again voiced by actor Neil Morrissey.

During the new commercial, Bob can be seen encouraging viewers to join a Net Zero train. The advert has already sparked debate over the integration of environmental messaging into classic children’s programming.

  • Bob the Builder returns after 15 years on screen
  • Character features in a new E.On energy campaign
  • Original voice actor Neil Morrissey reprises his role
  • Bob promotes solar panels and low-carbon heating equipment

The involvement of the German-owned energy firm and the promotion of green technology within a children’s television format has drawn immediate scrutiny from commentators and viewers alike.

The broadcast highlights ongoing tensions surrounding corporate advertising campaigns that target familiar cultural figures to promote modern environmental policies and commercial services.

Original source: Read the full report at GB News


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  1. Well quick research who developed and shows Bob the Builder and yes I was right the BBC although other tv stations now have access to old shows.. Yep BOB = Woke =BBC

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