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Fright Krewe, a DreamWorks Animation horror series, is returning to Hulu and Peacock for a second season.

Sky Kids has picked up Sesame Workshop’s new preschool series Bea’s Block to air on all of its platforms in the U.K. and Ireland.

The new documentary My Life: I Was Bullied has been commissioned by CBBC from Yeti Television ahead of National Anti-Bullying Week in November.

The preschool series Builder Brothers Dream Factory—inspired by the real-life Property Brothers, Drew and Jonathan Scott—has been sold to ITVX in the U.K., among other platforms.

Omens Studios has secured new international deals for Leo the Wildlife Ranger and expanded the property’s gaming app.

Mondo TV Studios and Canela Media have signed a deal for two new shows to be featured on Canela Kids in the U.S. and Latin America.

While revenues from its family brands segment rose, overall entertainment revenues at Hasbro fell 42 percent, largely due to the writers' and actors' strikes.

Data released by Ampere Analysis on the kids’ commissioning landscape before MIPJunior’s official kick-off made clear that the segment will need an abundance of creativity to make it through choppy forecasts, and the variety of keynotes and news that came out of the market showed the ways in which the business is rising to meet the challenges.

The French animated series Audrey’s Shelter, co-produced by Watch Next Media, Image-in Atlantique and Peekaboo Animation, has earned the support of UNESCO and been sold to new broadcasters.

Common Sense Networks has launched an SVOD tier of its family streaming destination Sensical on Prime Video Channels in the U.S.