Thomas & Friends: Sodor Sings Together
Thursday, October 16
In this all-new special, it’s the night of the big Sodor Sings Festival — the biggest musical event on Sodor. Thomas is charged with making sure everything goes off without a hitch. But when an errant operatic note shatters many things around the island, Thomas has to struggle to find new lights, lost engines, missing workers, and something to replace a water-logged Calliope. Will they all be able to work together and get Sodor singing?
Cast
Will Bhaneja, Meesha Contreras, Neil Crone, Glee Dango, Catherine Disher, Bruce Dow, Talia Evans, Kai Harris, Linda Kash
Sesame Street
New episodes
Monday, November 10
Your Sesame Street friends are here to help little ones identify, understand, and work through their big feelings. Together, they’ll show how kindness and compassion make every day brighter — whether it’s learning to take turns, cheering up a friend, or finding ways to solve problems with a smile.
The first four episodes of the new season of Sesame Street will be released on the Nov. 10 premiere date. It should be noted that, as previously announced when Netflix acquired the streaming rights for the long-running Sesame Workshop-produced series, new episodes of Sesame Street will be available on Netflix same day-and-date with PBS in the U.S. on PBS stations and across PBS Kids digital platforms.
Gabby's Dollhouse
Season 12
Monday, November 17
It’s time to unbox a brand-new room in the Dollhouse: the Kitty Care Ear! Gabby can’t wait to welcome all the little cuties that arrive, and it's up to her, Pandy, and CatRat to soothe their hungry tummies and change cupcake wrappers until bedtime. Along with a brand-new room to play in, there’s always something to celebrate in the Dollhouse! The Gabby Cats’ families join for a Family Day party, everyone decks out the Dollhouse in hearts and candies for Kitty-tine’s Day, and Baby Benny Box gets his very first tooth!
The Creature Cases
Season 6
Monday, December 15
Two animals from a secret organization known as CLADE, the Covert League of Animal Detective Experts, discover and solve mysteries of the animal kingdom.
Netflix's ever-expanding list of TV and game titles (along with print publication Netflix Family Magazine and podcast Bedtime Stories with Netflix Jr.) for the four-and-under set are part of the streamer’s larger effort to dominate the preschool entertainment space.
“We’re trying to offer the best that’s available anywhere,” Netflix’s vice president of animation and kids and family series John Derderian told Variety. “We make shows in Japan, Korea, Spain, France, England. We’re trying to find the biggest global opportunities to both license and create shows. I think we have a lot of incredible brands that want to be on Netflix, I think they thrive here. And then we have original programming that is unrivaled in Gabby’s Doll House, Creature Cases, even Trash Truck, which has had a great run. Then you have Blippi’s Job Show as well as Ms. Rachel, which are so unique and speaking directly to young kids — and then that live-action component and that creator component, which is really interesting and something we will continue to lean in on. So it’s really getting that broad diversity and quality, and the breadth of that diversity and quality. That’s the key part for our business. Once again, we’re entertaining preschoolers globally. So we have to be a very global service to achieve that and to hit that height and really make sure we’re able to entertain them and excite them, no matter where you are. I think that’s a critical part.”
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