I remember reading the Puddle Lane books - they had short large font text and a picture on one page, and longer smaller font text on the other page, and you could read either and still follow the story. I'd forgotten what they were called.
I don't think these have been mentioned, all kids shows from the 90s:
The Wild House
Grown Ups, where the parents are hypnotised and start behaving like kids
Cat's Eyes with Rowland Rivron and Shauna Lowrie
Melvin and Maureen's Music-a-grams with Sophie Aldred
Julia Jekyll and Harriet Hyde
See It Saw It with Mark Speight
And two that I can't remember the names of:
A kids sitcom on the BBC about a teenage girl and her family, quite surreal, involved the brother's imaginary friend (giant blue mouse?) and a Roman emperor in a toga lived in their coffee table.
This one really bugs me: A 90s BBC kids schools programme (science, probably KS2) featuring a humanoid alien robot with an orange arm computer thing and orange visor exploring the world with help from a black girl called Sarah. Sarah had a computer with a weird cursor. The alien robot would look through his visor and it would explain things he saw to him, like google glass. The alien robot really liked prawn cocktail crisps. I've been trying to remember what that was called for 10 years.