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1 thing that seems to bother me about children's TV is a lot of the networks whether PBS or the cable/sattlite channels most of the times shows are aimed at the preschool age. PBS while it has Between The Lions which is aimed at early elementry school and Zoom's target audience is about the same age or slightly older. The Zoom cast is usually between the ages of 8-13. They've ceased production on that show though is still being aired. Noggin has I think mainly older kids programming though some of it is reruns of Dara or other reruns of prime time shows and Nickelodian just little kids shows. Wonder why so few shows for older kids?
 
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