Wilbur

"Boo" is a CGI cartoon show for preschoolers that encourages young children to use observation skills to find a mute fabric toy named Boo, while also stimulating their minds. Boo can be anywhere - a bathroom, the desert, the jungle, or under the sea. Joining Boo, are three playful characters, a laughing duck, a growling tiger, and a sleepy bear - each with their trademark personalities. Along the way, viewers are also encouraged to find various other people and/or animals in the scene. Following the main "hide-and-seek" part of the show, songs about various preschool topics such as guessing something by its shape, matching colours, and "picking the odd one out" stimulate children's minds as they are encouraged to dance and participate along. Combined with cool funky music, funny characters, and the surprise element of Boo, and you have a fun show that's bet to keep little ones interested - while also learning (on a similar level as "Mickey Mouse Club House") at the same time.

Wilbur is an 8-year-old calf who absolutely loves books. He's sure that books have all the answers, and he frequently guides his barnyard friends through stories to help them find the information they're looking for. Children learn from vocabulary words on screen as Wilbur tries to demonstrate that "Books are moovelous."

Welcome to the world seen through the eyes of a six-year-old kid; a small boy dressed in T-shirt and shorts with an explosive imagination, who laps up information from books and television and completely reorganises it in his own head.

Bingo and Molly combines a captivating ensemble puppet cast, music, and animation to help young children learn vital social skills. Originally produced for The Learning Channel, it was awarded the CINE Golden Eagle Award for Excellence.

"Freaky Stories" was an anthology series of shorts, each done in a different graphic style of animation. The common element to each story is the opening line, "This is a true story. It happened to a friend of a friend of mine..." At its best, the show strives to be "Twilight Zone" for children- probing the human condition, while at its worst, it degenerates to fart and dog poop jokes.

Abby and Ty Archer work for the Grossology department of the Government and solve crimes too gross for adults.