Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook “Cartoonito’s offerings on HBO Max and Cartoon Network will reflect a wide array of diverse ...

This image released by Warner Bros. Animation shows characters Little Ellen, left, and Charlie in a scene from the animated series "Little Ellen," part of Cartoonito, a new preschool block launching ...

WarnerMedia describes Cartoonito down below: “Cartoonito is the WarnerMedia Kids & Family preschool programming block set to debut on Cartoon Network and HBO Max this fall. Inspired by Positive ...

Hilary Remley is a News Writer at Collider. She is a recent graduate of SUNY Albany. Ruh-Roh, it looks like there's more Scooby-Doo adventures on the way, as HBO Max and Cartoon Network have just ...

More Care Bears: Unlock the Magic is on the way. HBO Max and Cartoon Network have greenlighted six new 22-minute Care Bears: Unlock The Magic specials for the Cartoonito preschool block. Production is ...

Barney’s back. The iconic purple dinosaur is returning to the small screen for a new generation. Warner Bros. Discovery has picked up new CG-animated series Barney’s World for Cartoon Network‘s ...

Cartoonito has arrived! It’s time for youngsters to laugh, play and learn with a brand-new selection of shows every morning on Cartoon Network. Now available, Cartoonito offers a modern approach to ...

HBO Max and Cartoon Network will expand the volume of preschool content served up on the streaming platform and the linear cable channel starting next month, including a new “Little Ellen” animated ...

Warner Bros. Discovery will rebrand its kids’ TV channel Boomerang to Cartoonito in Southeast Asia, Taiwan and Hong Kong, with effect from July 28. The company said that the “switch is a result of ...

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It’s a good time to be a preschooler with TV privileges. You can watch classics including “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood,” always worth your attention. And you’re the target audience for shows that take ...