Odd Squad

The second TV cartoon series based on the children's books by Stan and Jan Berenstain, The Berenstain Bears was co-produced by PBS and the Canadian animation firm Nelvana. Once again, the setting was Beartown, a busy community in a most suburban-looking forest, where the Berenstain Bear family -- Papa, Mama, Brother, and Sister -- lived in a fashionable hollow tree. Based on the original stories, the 15-minute segments emphasized pro-social values in an entertaining, easy-to-take fashion. This version of The Berenstain Bears made its American public TV bow on January 6, 2003. From Nelvana.

Puerto Rican-American Alma embarks on a series of problem-solving adventures with her friends and family in the Bronx.

Advice on various parenting issues, from infancy through the teen years.

A sequel to the series 'The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole,' in which the sensitive teenager finds life with his eccentric family to be mostly a series of embarrassing mishaps.

Animated tales for preschoolers about carnival denizens and a 9-year-old who works with them. 'Marvin' was cocreated by children's book authors Betty and Michael Paraskevas and aired under PBS's 'Bookworm Bunch' weekend-morning umbrella.

Animated adventures of a girl who travels, makes new friends and helps them solve problems, incorporating storytelling with global awareness, science and vocabulary development.