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Friday, December 10, 2021

January 2022 On Da Vinci Kids Africa | PBS Kids' Wild Kratts Makes A Landing | New Year Stunt | Recurring New Episodes And More


Kids Programmes

Wild Kratts – PREMIERE
118x30 mins
From January 10th – Every day 8:05 
Wild Kratts is a new half hour adventure comedy from the creators of the hit shows Kratts’ Creatures and Zaboomafoo. In each episode, Chris and Martin Kratt travel to a different corner of the world to meet amazing new animals.

Ouchtastic! – PREMIERE
5x30 mins
From January 16th – Saturdays & Sundays 13:50
Ouchtastic! is a series of themed episodes in which Dr Chris, Dr Xand and Dr Ronx delve into the Operation Ouch! archives, to celebrate 5 parts of your incredible body - your skeleton, digestive system, eyes, ears, and teeth!

Continuing Kids Programmes include Doki - Saturdays at 09:00, Darwin & Newts – Sundays at 09:00, Operation Ouch! – Until January 15th – Saturdays & Sundays 13:50 

Monthly Special
Blast Off into the New Year
Sunday, January 16th from 9:30 to 12:30
Series that fall under this stunt include Darwin & Newts, Marvellous Makes, Kosmix, Do You Know?, History Hunters, Science Max and Xploration DIY SCI.

Early Morning with Da Vinci
Every day from 06:00
06:00 Do You Know?
06:30 Siesta Z
06:45 The Treehouse Stories
06:50 Marvellous Makes Lab
07:00 PinCode
07:20 The Fixies
07:30 Darwin & Newts
07:45 Marvellous Makes
07:50 Addison
08:05 Wild Kratts
08:30 Kosmix
08:45 Mily Miss Questions

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December on Da Vinci Kids
African Animation Network launching an experimental animation block
Cartoon Network working on an African superhero series
SABC Children might actually be in development
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