Kratt Brothers Company and 9 Story Media Group producing season 5 of animated series ‘Wild Kratts’

Kratt Brothers Company and 9 Story Media Group have already initiated the production of season five of the animated series ‘Wild Kratts’ for PBS KIDS in the U.S. and TVO and Knowledge Network in Canada. Wild Kratts has one of the largest kids’ television audiences in the USA. The fifth season will include 20 episodes, taking the total episode count to 138. The new season is expected to premiere on PBS KIDS in 2017.

In addition to the announcement of season five, 9 Story Media Group announced that it has secured a raft of new sales for the program around the world. Various seasons have been acquired by RTBF (Belgium), VRT(Belgium), E Junior (UAE an Israel), Noga (Israel), RTE (Ireland), SIC (Portugal), and TVC (Spain).

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The series is also under license to Discovery Kids (Latin America, India and Asia), Pop (U.K.), Super RTL (Germany), Minimax (Eastern Europe), DR (Denmark), TV3 (Spain), Canal Panda (Spain), MediaCorp (Singapore), TVB (Hong Kong), Familia Play (Colombia), Canal Futura (Brazil), Minika (Turkey), Al Jazeera Children’s Channel (Middle East), and Go! (Australia). Wild Kratts airs in over 180 countries across 18 different languages.

Wild Kratts premiered on PBS KIDS in the U.S. in 2011 and on TVO, Knowledge Network and Télé-Quebec in Canada. The series was created and developed by real life brothers and zoologists Martin and Chris Kratt, who star in the show as animated versions of themselves. Wild Kratts is a co-production between Kratt Brothers Company and 9 Story Media Group. Kratt Brothers Company distributes the series and manages licensing for the brand within North America, while 9 Story handles all international distribution and licensing rights.

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