Post by generalironbeak on Jul 9, 2024 6:17:01 GMT
Anyone who grew up watching CBC Kids during circa 2003-6 will remember “Nanalan”, that bizarre puppet show about a green muppet girl who visits her grandmother. In the U.S., it’s probably better remembered as a 3-minute interstitial show that was shown on Nick Jr. in the early 2000s, prior to becoming a half-hour program.
But did you know that it had an additional run on the U.S. on select PBS stations? It was shown in around 2007, as a Sunday morning only program, and rather than the standard credits showing Mona and her mom in the car, the credits were shown playing over a still of the house.
My PBS station aired it for a mere four months (from September 2006 to January 2007), and it seems it didn’t last too much longer on some other affiliates that aired it. I’m curious about what differences to the standard CBC Kids version these broadcasts had, besides the credits (which, if nothing else, makes this worth finding).
But did you know that it had an additional run on the U.S. on select PBS stations? It was shown in around 2007, as a Sunday morning only program, and rather than the standard credits showing Mona and her mom in the car, the credits were shown playing over a still of the house.
My PBS station aired it for a mere four months (from September 2006 to January 2007), and it seems it didn’t last too much longer on some other affiliates that aired it. I’m curious about what differences to the standard CBC Kids version these broadcasts had, besides the credits (which, if nothing else, makes this worth finding).
