April 28, 2003 – September 11, 2005 External links Wow! Is an animated television show for preschoolers' ages 2-5. The series is animated in Adobe Flash software by Bardel Entertainment, and has been produced by Bolder Media (a joint-venture between Frederator Studios and Mixed Media Group) and Starz Media.

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The series debuted on April 28, in the United States on. The second season debuted on February 9,. It is between.

It was also shown on Noggin. However, it is shown intermittently (not every day) at an afternoon hour (ranging from 1pm on the east coast to 10am on the west coast). Like the well-known-across-the-Atlantic transplant of 64 Zoo Lane, the episodes are re-dubbed with American accents. It internationally aired on multiple worldwide channels, including Discovery Kids in Latin America and Cartoon Network in Turkey.

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Nick Jr. (formerly called Noggin) is a 24-hour cable television network in the United States. History Noggin was created on February 2, 1999 as a joint venture between Viacom's Nickelodeon and the Children's Television Workshop (now Sesame Workshop), but Sesame Workshop's interest was sold to Nickelodeon in 2002.

Noggin was a 24-hour channel until 2002 when Viacom decided to launch The N, which was a combination of TEENick and Nick at Nite. 'The N' was aimed at teens and has thought-provoking programming considered by many as too complex for Noggin's target pre- and elementary-school-age viewers.

EST on December 31, 2007, Noggin's sister channel Nickelodeon Games and Sports had left the digital cable lineups and was replaced by 'The N', which allowed Noggin to become a 24 hour channel after spilting from 'The N'. From 1999-2002, Noggin was targeted at preteens. Its mascot was Phred, the star of two original programs. Starting in 2002, it was targeted for preschoolers; the format was changed due to low ratings. Along with the format change came a new mascot, replacing Phred, named 'Feetface.' Feetface was soon replaced by a duo of hosts named Moose and Zee who would continue to appear on the channel after its rebranding.

The network takes its name from a slang term for 'head' or, by extension, 'brain,' reflecting its original purpose as an educational channel. For much of its existence, Noggin did not compete with any other network. When MTV Networks sold its share of PBS Kids Sprout, it became Noggin's official rival network. In addition to classic episodes of Nickelodeon favorites such as Blue's Clues and Dora the Explorer, and original shows such as Jack's Big Music Show and Oobi, many preschool-oriented shows originating from non-U.S., English-speaking countries that would otherwise not likely be seen on American TV are shown. Some examples include Little Bear and Franklin from Canada and Tweenies, Tiny Planets, Connie the Cow, 64 Zoo Lane and Thomas and Friends from the UK, as well as The Upside Down Show from Australia.