World Screen

We're spotlighting an eclectic mix of new children's programs in our latest In-Demand Report: PBS International's Elinor Wonders Why, Cyber Group Studios' Orange Moo Cow, WildBrain's The Brilliant World of Tom Gates (which is screening at the TV Kids Festival on Thursday) and Mondo TV Group's MeteoHeroes.

Gaumont is showcasing the comedy Bionic Max, which centers on a malfunctioning bionic guinea pig and his goldfish buddy as they escape from their lab into the streets of an urban jungle.

Returning for a second season in 2021, the eOne Family Brands highlight My Little Pony: Pony Life explores the funny side of friendship as it follows the adventures of the famous ponies.

Aimed at 4- to 7-year-olds, MeteoHeroes is a Mondo TV co-production with the Italian weather forecasting group Meteo Expert—Icona Meteo that aims to inspire and inform a new generation about the importance of protecting the environment.

The animated series Denis and Me, from Headspinner Productions, is inspired by the life and videos of YouTuber Denis Kopotun.

The Cloudco Entertainment animated kids’ sitcom Boy Girl Dog Cat Mouse Cheese has launched to high ratings in the U.K., Germany, Italy and France, with production on season two underway.

Leading 9 Story Distribution’s highlights is Donkey Hodie, a preschool series from Fred Rogers Productions.

The Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous series, on offer from NBCUniversal Global Distribution, features the signature high-stakes thrills, awe-inspiring dinosaurs and epic worldbuilding from the film franchise but opens it up for kids and families alike.

A special premiere of Boat Rocker Studios' Dino Ranch will take place during the TV Kids Festival on Friday, February 5, at 11 a.m. EST.

Big Blue is a new 2D comedy-adventure series for kids of all ages from Guru Studio.