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Set in the world of Colorland, characters Red, Yellow, Blue, Purple, Orange and Green embark on colorful adventures they discover the world overflows with color.
Set in the world of Colorland, characters Red, Yellow, Blue, Purple, Orange and Green embark on colorful adventures they discover the world overflows with color.
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"Franklin and Friends," based on the children's book series featuring Franklin, is a computer-animated series geared toward preschoolers that aims to teach the kids lessons. The series follows Franklin the turtle, now older than in the books and previous TV series, as he experiences adventures and achieves milestones in the community of Woodland, learning lessons along the way. Franklin's friends referenced in the title include best friend Bear, problem-solving Snail, practical joker Rabbit, natural leader Beaver, inventive Fox and empathetic Goose. The series tackles issues that include personal empowerment, socialization, self-esteem, appreciation of nature and school issues.
"Franklin and Friends," based on the children's book series featuring Franklin, is a computer-animated series geared toward preschoolers that aims to teach the kids lessons. The series follows Franklin the turtle, now older than in the books and previous TV series, as he experiences adventures and achieves milestones in the community of Woodland, learning lessons along the way. Franklin's friends referenced in the title include best friend Bear, problem-solving Snail, practical joker Rabbit, natural leader Beaver, inventive Fox and empathetic Goose. The series tackles issues that include personal empowerment, socialization, self-esteem, appreciation of nature and school issues.
True and Bartleby agree to castle-sit for the Rainbow King and watch Frookie for Grizelda.
True and Bartleby agree to castle-sit for the Rainbow King and watch Frookie for Grizelda.
The fun-filled adventures of 26 lively letters who can make invisible words in the sky come to life by holding hands.
The fun-filled adventures of 26 lively letters who can make invisible words in the sky come to life by holding hands.
The adventures of friends who can always count on each other.
The adventures of friends who can always count on each other.
Set in the world of Colorland, characters Red, Yellow, Blue, Purple, Orange and Green embark on colorful adventures they discover the world overflows with color.
Set in the world of Colorland, characters Red, Yellow, Blue, Purple, Orange and Green embark on colorful adventures they discover the world overflows with color.
The adventures of friends who can always count on each other.
A youngster named Sid, who aspires to a career in stand-up comedy, pitches a morning monologue to his stuffed animals that hinges on a burning question (such as "Why do bananas get brown spots?"), then spends the rest of the day searching for the answer in this hybrid combination of animation and puppetry from The Jim Henson Co., in its first PBS project since "Sesame Street."
A youngster named Sid, who aspires to a career in stand-up comedy, pitches a morning monologue to his stuffed animals that hinges on a burning question (such as "Why do bananas get brown spots?"), then spends the rest of the day searching for the answer in this hybrid combination of animation and puppetry from The Jim Henson Co., in its first PBS project since "Sesame Street."
A youngster named Sid, who aspires to a career in stand-up comedy, pitches a morning monologue to his stuffed animals that hinges on a burning question (such as "Why do bananas get brown spots?"), then spends the rest of the day searching for the answer in this hybrid combination of animation and puppetry from The Jim Henson Co., in its first PBS project since "Sesame Street."
A youngster named Sid, who aspires to a career in stand-up comedy, pitches a morning monologue to his stuffed animals that hinges on a burning question (such as "Why do bananas get brown spots?"), then spends the rest of the day searching for the answer in this hybrid combination of animation and puppetry from The Jim Henson Co., in its first PBS project since "Sesame Street."
A youngster named Sid, who aspires to a career in stand-up comedy, pitches a morning monologue to his stuffed animals that hinges on a burning question (such as "Why do bananas get brown spots?"), then spends the rest of the day searching for the answer in this hybrid combination of animation and puppetry from The Jim Henson Co., in its first PBS project since "Sesame Street."
We can see a talking slime meet Slick Slime Sam -- he is pink, funny and ready to help with viewers' DIY or life hack projects.
We can see a talking slime meet Slick Slime Sam -- he is pink, funny and ready to help with viewers' DIY or life hack projects.
We can see a talking slime meet Slick Slime Sam -- he is pink, funny and ready to help with viewers' DIY or life hack projects.
A youngster named Sid, who aspires to a career in stand-up comedy, pitches a morning monologue to his stuffed animals that hinges on a burning question (such as "Why do bananas get brown spots?"), then spends the rest of the day searching for the answer in this hybrid combination of animation and puppetry from The Jim Henson Co., in its first PBS project since "Sesame Street."
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