History Creator / TreehouseTV

* ''Series/YoGabbaGabba''

Treehouse TV, more commonly known as simply Treehouse, is a Canadian network targeted at preschool-age audiences and named after a {{Creator/YTV}} [[UsefulNotes/BlockProgramming program block]]. If YTV is the Canadian {{Creator/Nickelodeon}}, then Treehouse is the Canadian Creator/{{Nick Jr}}, but with rather more variety. Aside from Nick programming, Treehouse has also aired shows from Playhouse Disney and Creator/PBSKids, as well as some original programming of its own. Since Treehouse is owned by Creator/CorusEntertainment, and Corus also owns Creator/{{Nelvana}}, most of the network's original programming is produced by the studio.

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Treehouse TV is a Canadian network targeted at preschool-age audiences and named after a {{Creator/YTV}} [[UsefulNotes/BlockProgramming program block]]. If YTV is the Canadian {{Creator/Nickelodeon}}, then Treehouse is the Canadian Creator/{{Nick Jr}}, but with rather more variety. Aside from Nick programming, Treehouse has also aired shows from Playhouse Disney and Creator/PBSKids, as well as some original programming of its own. Since Treehouse is owned by Creator/CorusEntertainment, and Corus also owns Creator/{{Nelvana}}, most of the network's original programming is produced by the studio.

Treehouse TV is a Canadian network targeted at preschool-age audiences, named after a {{Creator/YTV}} [[UsefulNotes/BlockProgramming program block]]. If YTV is the Canadian {{Creator/Nickelodeon}}, then Treehouse is the Canadian Creator/{{Nick Jr}}, but with rather more variety. Aside from Nick programming, Treehouse has also aired shows from Playhouse Disney and Creator/PBSKids, as well as some original shows of its own.

Treehouse TV is owned by Creator/{{Corus Entertainment}}, the same company that owns Creator/{{Nelvana}}, which means that Treehouse's lineup is dominated by Nelvana programming. If you live in the United States, you may have seen Treehouse's logo on recent DVD releases of certain programs, or as a production company logo at the end of a program, particularly on Creator/{{Qubo}}. Treehouse has also recently released a series of personal care products (shampoo, lotion, etc.) featuring their logo and Nelvana characters. At this time, these are marketed only in Canada. So NoExportForYou, unless you choose to do it yourself. There are online Canadian stores that will sell them to you, though don't expect to get off cheaply.

According to Wiki/TheOtherWiki, they've recently branched into Jamaica and the Bahamas, but so far have not indicated any interests in branching out further.

The international equivalent of the channel was [=KidsCo=], which covers Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Australia and New Zealand, and carried a mixture of Creator/{{Nelvana}} and Creator/DiCEntertainment programming, albeit with a bias towards the latter's programs. that network was [[ScrewedByTheNetwork royally screwed over]] by [[Creator/{{NBC}} NBC]][[Creator/{{Universal}} Universal]] and, to a lesser extent, Creator/DHXMedia (who inherited the partnership from Creator/CookieJarEntertainment, who inherited the partnership when they bought up [=DiC Entertainment=]), when both companies backed out of the partnership in 2012.

The international equivalent of the channel was [=KidsCo=], which covers Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Australia and New Zealand, and carried a mixture of Creator/{{Nelvana}} and Creator/DiCEntertainment programming, albeit with a bias towards the latter's programs. It was [[ScrewedByTheNetwork royally screwed over]] by [[Creator/{{NBC}} NBC]][[Creator/{{Universal}} Universal]] and, to a lesser extent, Creator/DHXMedia (who inherited the partnership from Creator/CookieJarEntertainment, who inherited the partnership when they bought up [=DiC Entertainment=]), when both companies backed out of the partnership in 2012.

Treehouse TV is a Canadian network targeted at preschool-age audiences, named after a {{Creator/YTV}} program block. If YTV is the Canadian {{Creator/Nickelodeon}}, then Treehouse is the Canadian Creator/{{Nick Jr}}, but with rather more variety. Aside from Nick programming, Treehouse has also aired shows from Playhouse Disney and Creator/PBSKids, as well as some original shows of its own.

Treehouse TV is owned by Creator/{{Corus Entertainment}}, the same company that owns Creator/{{Nelvana}}, which means that Treehouse's lineup is dominated by Nelvana programming. If you live in the United States, you may have seen Treehouse's logo on recent DVD releases of certain programs, or as a production company logo at the end of a program, particularly on {{Qubo}}. Treehouse has also recently released a series of personal care products (shampoo, lotion, etc.) featuring their logo and Nelvana characters. At this time, these are marketed only in Canada. So NoExportForYou, unless you choose to do it yourself. There are online Canadian stores that will sell them to you, though don't expect to get off cheaply.

Treehouse TV is owned by Creator/{{Corus Entertainment}}, the same company that owns {{Nelvana}}, which means that Treehouse's lineup is dominated by Nelvana programming. If you live in the United States, you may have seen Treehouse's logo on recent DVD releases of certain programs, or as a production company logo at the end of a program, particularly on {{Qubo}}. Treehouse has also recently released a series of personal care products (shampoo, lotion, etc.) featuring their logo and Nelvana characters. At this time, these are marketed only in Canada. So NoExportForYou, unless you choose to do it yourself. There are online Canadian stores that will sell them to you, though don't expect to get off cheaply.

According to TheOtherWiki, they've recently branched into Jamaica and the Bahamas, but so far have not indicated any interests in branching out further.

* ''WesternAnimation/WonderPets''

'''Treehouse TV''' is a Canadian network targeted at preschool-age audiences, named after a {{Creator/YTV}} program block. If YTV is the Canadian {{Creator/Nickelodeon}}, then Treehouse is the Canadian Creator/{{Nick Jr}}, but with rather more variety. Aside from Nick programming, Treehouse has also aired shows from Playhouse Disney and Creator/PBSKids, as well as some original shows of its own.

'''Treehouse TV''' is a Canadian network targeted at preschool-age audiences, named after a {{Creator/YTV}} program block. If YTV is the Canadian {{Creator/Nickelodeon}}, then Treehouse is the Canadian Creator/{{Nick Jr}}, but with rather more variety. Aside from Nick programming, Treehouse has also aired shows from Playhouse Disney and [=PBSKids=], as well as some original shows of its own.

The international equivalent of the channel was [=KidsCo=], which covers Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Australia and New Zealand, and carried a mixture of Creator/{{Nelvana}} and Creator/DiCEntertainment programming, albeit with a bias towards the latter's programs. It was royally screwed over by NBC-Universal, and to a lesser extent, Creator/DHXMedia (who inherited the partnership from Creator/CookieJarEntertainment, who inherited the partnership when they bought up [=DiC Entertainment=]), with both companies backing out of the partnership in 2012.

* ''{{Babar}}''
* ''TheBackyardigans''

* ''{{Franklin}}''
* ''MaxAndRuby''
* ''MissSpidersSunnyPatchFriends''

* ''RoaryTheRacingCar''
* ''RoliePolieOlie''

* ''TimmyTime''

* ''DoraTheExplorer''

* ''WonderPets''

'''Treehouse TV''' is a Canadian network targeted at preschool-age audiences, named after a {{Creator/YTV}} program block. If YTV is the Canadian {{Creator/Nickelodeon}}, then Treehouse is the Canadian NickJr, but with rather more variety. Aside from Nick programming, Treehouse has also aired shows from Playhouse Disney and [=PBSKids=], as well as some original shows of its own.

Treehouse TV is owned by Corus Entertainment, the same company that owns {{Nelvana}}, which means that Treehouse's lineup is dominated by Nelvana programming. If you live in the United States, you may have seen Treehouse's logo on recent DVD releases of certain programs, or as a production company logo at the end of a program, particularly on {{Qubo}}. Treehouse has also recently released a series of personal care products (shampoo, lotion, etc.) featuring their logo and Nelvana characters. At this time, these are marketed only in Canada. So NoExportForYou, unless you choose to do it yourself. There are online Canadian stores that will sell them to you, though don't expect to get off cheaply.

'''Treehouse TV''' is a 24/7 television network available only in Canada, targeted at preschool-age audiences. It essentially serves as a Canadian version of NickJr, but with rather more variety. They also air programming found on either Playhouse Disney or [=PBSKids=] in the United States, or in some cases, that doesn't air in the U.S. at all. Treehouse TV is owned by Corus Entertainment, the same company that owns {{Nelvana}}, which means that Treehouse's lineup is dominated by Nelvana programming. If you live in the United States, you may have seen Treehouse's logo on recent DVD releases of certain programs, or as a production company logo at the end of a program, particularly on {{Qubo}}. Treehouse has also recently released a series of personal care products (shampoo, lotion, etc.) featuring their logo and Nelvana characters, though at this time these are marketed only in Canada. NoExportForYou, unless you choose to do it yourself. There are online Canadian stores that will sell them to you, though don't expect to get off cheaply.

According to TheOtherWiki, they've recently branched into Jamaica and the Bahamas, but so far have not indicated any interests in branching out further (made worse in that much of their shows are already on Qubo and Sprout in the US).

The international equivalent of the channel was [=KidsCo=], which covers Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Australia and New Zealand, and carried a mixture of Creator/{{Nelvana}} and Creator/DiCEntertainment programming, albeit with a bias towards the latter's programs. It was royally screwed over by Nelvana's financial partner NBC-Universal (and to a lesser extent, Creator/DHXMedia) in 2012.

The international equivalent of the channel was [=KidsCo=], which covers Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Australia and New Zealand, and carried a mixture of Creator/{{Nelvana}} and Creator/DiCEntertainment programming. It was royally screwed over by Nelvana's financial partner NBC-Universal (and to a lesser extent, Creator/DHXMedia) in 2012.

The international equivalent of the channel was KidsCo, which covers Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Australia and New Zealand, and carried a mixture of Creator/{{Nelvana}} and Creator/DiCEntertainment programming. It was royally screwed over by Nelvana's financial partner NBC-Universal (and to a lesser extent, Creator/DHXMedia) in 2012.

The international equivalent of the channel seems to be KidsCo, which covers Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Australia and New Zealand. It was royally screwed over by Nelvana's financial partner NBC-Universal (and to a lesser extent, Creator/DHXMedia) in 2012.

According to TheOtherWiki, they've recently branched into Jamaica and the Bahamas, but if you have a regional Nick Jr and Boomerang channel, you can probably forget about the channel ever coming into your area, nevermind that Nelvana had a fallout with Nick Jr due to them launching Creator/KidsCo and had their shows have not yet returned to Nick Jr even after KidsCo got ScrewedByTheNetwork (specifically, Creator/DHXMedia, whose acquisition of Creator/CookieJar and withrawal from the partnership caused the channel to lose two-thirds of their programming, and NBC-Universal, who was a major financial backer for the partnership).