#childrens-television

#childrens-television

In it, the Tiny Chef (a stop-motion creature vaguely resembling a sentient pea) made plant-based meals for his friends from his home inside a tree stump. But in June, 2025, the Tiny Chef took to his YouTube channel to announce in a heartwrenching video that his series had been canceled unexpectedly by Nickelodeon. It now has nearly two million views and 8,000 comments, nearly all of which are expressing an outpouring of support for Cheffy.

Combined with the photo of an orange, axe-wielding unicorn that bears a pointed resemblance to a certain purple dinosaur, that might be all the description anyone needs, especially if you're aware that Kelly is best known as the creator of the creepy viral smash Too Many Cooks, which managed to generate bone-gnawing dread with a campy parody of classic sitcom credits.

This is very big for me because this is where my imagination, where it bloomed the most, so to bring back the ideas that I had (that) were born in this city and with these people is an awesome thing," Bennett said.

Auf Fritzis Spuren (In Fritzi's Footsteps) tells the story of a 12-year-old girl living in the eastern city of Leipzig and how she experiences life in the east and the events that lead to the fall of the Berlin Wall. It definitely shows that no topic is too difficult for children, said the lead actor, Julian Janssen. It's precisely the difficult topics that should be addressed.

Some 35 years since the demise of the East German regime, a groundbreaking series looking into the daily life in the GDR picked up an International Emmy at Monday night's award ceremony in New York. Produced by the German regional public broadcaster MDR, "Auf Fritzis Spuren Wie war das so in der DDR? (In Fritzi's Footsteps What was it like in the GDR?) took home the prize in the Kids: Factual & Entertainment category, and beat competitors from Brazil, the United Kingdom and South Africa.

"The other day, Schaef put on Paw Patrol for the girls and was like, 'I used to love this show,'" Sydney Martin said on the Never Offside podcast with Julie Petry and Cat Toffoli. "I was like, holy... what year were you born? He was like '2007.' I was like, all right, I need a minute. He sat there with the girls and watched Paw Patrol."

I would watch all my favorite shows in the basement of my childhood home, with its dark green carpet and giant honey oak entertainment center. I'd collect all my Big Comfy Couch stuffies - the Loonette with her plastic curls, Molly, Fuzzy, Wuzzy, and Snickelfritz alike - and together we'd dutifully follow along with all the Clock Rug Stretches and 10-Second Tidies.