家有外星人怎么办？可爱的Floogals带你探索世界！
原标题：Multiple sales for Floogals
By Banijay Group, Feb. 1 2017
Zodiak Kids announces today further sales for its ground breaking preschool show Floogals into Asia and France.
New sales across Asia include Thai PBS Kids, Radio Television Hong Kong, MediaCorp (Singapore) and Discovery Kids Asia Networks has picked up the show in a pan territory deal. Agents I-Intellect and WeKids have picked up the broadcast rights to Malaysia and China respectively. I-Intellect has licensed the property to RTM in Malaysia.
In Europe Piwi+, the Canal + children’s pre-school channel has acquired the show for France and French speaking territories worldwide.
Floogals is a ground breaking mix of photo real CGI, and live action never seen before in preschool television. Fleeker, Flo and Boomer are pocket-sized alien adventurers on a mission to observe, experience and detail the new and exciting world around them – Planet Earth! Arriving in their spaceship with a bump from the distant planet Floog, the Floogals are on a mission to document everything around them in the peculiar world of “hoomans”. Whilst trying to keep their presence a secret, the innately inquisitive Floogals discover the wonders of our big, exciting and sometimes baffling world as we see it from their tiny perspective – four inches off the ground!
The 52 x 11′ series has been a hit on Sprout, NBCUniversal’s Cable Entertainment’s 24 hour preschool network, since its launch in early 2016. In Q4 2016 Floogals was a top rated show on Sprout in both Women 18-49 and Kids 2-5*.
Floogals is nominated for a Kidscreen Award in the Best Non-Animated or Mixed Series at this month’s ceremony and it has already sold to Discovery Kids (Latin America), ABC (Australia), DeAgositini & Cartoonito (Italy), TVO & Knowledge Network (Canada), Hop! Channel (Israel), Spectrum Film (Indonesia), YLE (Finland), Canal Panda (Portugal), BBC Alba (Gaelic UK) and MBC (Middle East) amongst others.
*Source: Nielsen, L+SD, SPRT, MS 6a-6a, 4Q16 (9/26/16 – 12/25/16). Note: This excludes movies, specials, and programs with 5 or less telecasts.