CANNES: Five-year-old Emmy and her best friend GooRoo, a big, furry creature, have daily adventures in the magic forest in the brand-new show Emmy & GooRoo.

CANNES: Bryan Elsley and his daughter, writer Jess Brittain, follow-up the award-winning hit Skins with the new six-parter Clique, one of all3media International’s highlights.

CANNES: A focus for Scripps Networks Interactive as of late is the global rollout of HGTV.

STOCKHOLM/ISTANBUL: Eccho Rights has signed a distribution deal with Turkey’s Surec Film for the comedic drama New Bride, which it will launch to the international market at MIPTV.

CANNES: The story in Surviving Escobar, Alias JJ, on offer from Caracol Television, spotlights John Jairo Velásquez (alias JJ) after he became the last survivor of the Medellín cartel.

TEL AVIV: The interactive game show Who's Asking?, from the Armoza Formats catalog, has been acquired by Formatzone in the U.K.

LONDON: Parade has bolstered its sales team with the appointment of Kiwi Wang as sales and operations executive.

LOS ANGELES: OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network has ordered two new docuseries for its Saturday night schedule, Released from 60 Days In producer Lucky 8 and the tentatively titled Checking Inn.

LONDON: Fulwell 73 is developing a new drama series loosely based on the exploits of superstar DJs Danny Rampling, Paul Oakenfold and Nicky Holloway, all of whom are attached to the project.

COLOGNE: In the lead-up to MIPTV, WDR mediagroup (WDRmg) has inked a deal with Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg (rbb) and its subsidiary rbb media to take over international distribution for Little Sandman and four kids’ formats related to going to sleep and dreaming.