The Jim Henson Company has hired Bryan O'Connell for the role of Vice President of Children's Television. He starts in the ...

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LAST week, we featured two articles written by stuff@school’s teenage writers on their learning journey with the English language. As promised, we are publishing two more articles this week.

Patricia Hidalgo, Director of Children’s & Education, BBC: “We are the biggest commissioner globally for children’s TV and continue to invest in high-quality, home-grown storytelling that ...

reissue title sequences are used — and in the case of television cartoons like “Magilla Gorilla” and others from the Hanna-Barbera library, they’ve restored the original bumpers and ...

The Cartoon Network series came to an end after five seasons, and seven years for its broadcast and even got to have a feature film release to help flesh it out before it was done. This series has ...

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Variety has confirmed that 20th Television Animation and Fox Entertainment are nearing a deal to bring the long-running animated sitcom back to the broadcast network on which it launched in 2005.