The END Of Kids TV | Is There Any Hope?
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Since the early days of the medium, the UK has arguably led the way when it comes to KIDS TV... but now, it seems like the genre is not only on a slump, but is actively in some ways or others being phased out from traditional television entirely... being pushed towards a natural end...
But why is this happening? Are children just not consuming the content anymore? Or are other factors on a wider scale at work... Is This The END of KIDS TV?! Is There Any Hope?
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To be honest, sending kids shows to streaming might be pretty dangerous for the future of television, if they're pushing away the next generation of viewers now, why would they come back when they're older?
Exactly! If they don't have a link or connection with traditional television, they'll have little to no reason to engage with it outside of a morbid curiosity.
There is no future of television, only boomers will miss it. There’s no valid reason to be protectionist of TV.
LARRY????
I worry for the industry. :(
Hello I'M GURU LARRY here's the top 5 things I've put on me bum. nah but seriously Larry is right streaming is very harmful for kids and television as a whole.
Your CZcams channel is really unique and special, ive seen no one else talk about topics about Freely and things like that. Really appreciate what you do. Thank you for sharing the history of TV as without you many things would be forgotten about
Aussie here. I’m 17 now,(born in 2006) and as a kid up until only a few years ago, we simply didn’t have any kind of home internet. My mum had a flip phone with 3G and a USB dongle for her laptop that hooked into it. She couldn’t afford the $50+ a month for broadband, so I just didn’t have any access to the internet at home. Sometimes I’d go to the library or my friends house to watch Minecraft videos but from the ages of 2 up until about 12, my only entertainment at home was free to air content, and I pretty much only watched ABC 4 Kids and ABC3 (basically Cbeebies and CBBC respectively) and I have lots of fond memories of that time, sometimes my mum would let me watch the adult channels like ABC2 and that was how I got into stuff like Doctor Who. And I have no doubt that especially now with many people, parents in particular cutting the internet cord because of the cost of living crisis, many a kid will grow up the same way I did, with whatever’s on the telly. I don’t know what I would have done as a kid if my TV shows were just all gone one day, that would be devastating. Traditional, Free-To-Air Kids TV is still vital
Kids TV in the UK is dead while Kids TV in Australia is actually going strong. We got a free to air Nickelodeon channel in here.
Is it getting a lot of audience? And this is on TV in the traditional format?
@@alexwells6876 Yes. Although shows repeats is the downfall of TV. Especially when it comes to Kids channels.
@@nicksamonthree2306 I wonder why that is then, quality of kids TV must be good if kids keep coming back to it. Is there still a lot of funding for kids TV in Australia? I know Bluey took off and it's a global hit
Same with indiana
Lucky
I've noticed that TV programming for younger children has generally fared better in recent years, and much of the most celebrated children's TV content in recent years has targeted this younger demographic, typically 5 and under. Where things seem to have declined the most is the programming in the 6-12+ range, I remember in the 90's in the UK this was a creative haven of offbeat comedies, hard hitting dramas and madcap game shows. And while there have been a few gems more recently (I was pleasantly surprised by the Demon Headmaster revival, and I'm sad COVID caused series 2 to be cancelled as the child cast were now too old) there's not really been something so iconic like Grange Hill or Byker Grove which still gets talked about to this day. It makes me wonder if older children are more interested in content from CZcams or Twitch, they'd rather watch a let's play than a serialised drama set in a high school or youth club, or a game show where contestants wear silly costumes and get covered in gunge. Or maybe they prefer to watch adult shows on streaming services, Stranger Things probably doesn't have anything they haven't already seen online. And there's a few reboots of kids shows from the 80's and 90's mining nostalgia from millennial audiences, that's probably something older children could be into as well even if they don't get some of the jokes and references.
And it makes you wonder, what came first? The channels cutting down on shows for older kids or the older kids losing interest resulting in less of those types of shows being made? I would put it down to the older age range taking more of an interest in streaming and naturally as you get older you have more of an idea of what you like and don't like, so they go straight to Netflix or Prime Video, but the decline in programming for older kids on TV started years ago. The thing is, you don't see independent creators making things for that age range either, like on CZcams or Vimeo. All of the independent creators i watch on CZcams aren't kid friendly. Maybe i'm just not aware of them, but they seem few and far between.
So there's this gap between the streaming services and traditional TV where there could be independents creating things, which then leaves room for a new platform as a home for these programs, because with the fall in investment of kids programming on TV, the likes of CBBC, ITV and Channel 5 most likely won't be interested. But it seems that whenever there's writers for kids TV shows, they always go to the main TV channels, instead of putting it together for CZcams, Vimeo or another site, why is that? Is there even a film festival equivalent to BFI or Sundance that's strictly for kids short films and TV shows? I mean, look at Don't Hug Me I'm Scared as an example. They made the first film completely independently, but that resulted in it winning awards at festivals, and a successful Kickstarter for future projects. You just don't see this type of ambition for kid centric online content.
@@alexwells6876 If you told 10 year old me watching someone play video games and talk about random stuff would be a very popular form of children's entertainment in 15 years time I would have said something along the lines of "that sounds boring!". Even now I wonder why you'd pick it over any decent children's TV of my era (if it were in HD/4K).
@@Croz89 yeah it is mind boggling, but maybe that age range doesn't know what they're missing if the TV channels don't target them as audience anymore. If they do want to watch kids TV they have to go looking for it (not that there's much to look for in the way of British stuff) on the streaming services. But Twitch does have the shared viewing experience element and i think that could partly be the answer to a new platform. I mentioned it in another comment thread, a platform like Twitch but strictly for original high quality kids TV Shows that live stream, targeted for 6 -12 year olds. With scheduling and maybe a safe social element like Twitch's chat feature but simplified so that kids could react to what they're watching in some way. The content just needs to be there and would probably involve some scouting for projects as well as advertising for creators to apply. I think shared viewing can still work really well, it just needs to be adapted for modern day.
3:39 I am 14. I was allowed to watch CZcams when I was younger but when I got home from school I would go home and watch telly. It’s a bit sad that children only 10 years younger then me don’t watch tv anymore.
I have recently started working at a holiday park, in a few areas, it even struggles to pick up a phone signal, let alone broadband to stream, many live in areas all the time with simular issues non of this should happen until there is free or at least cheap broadband to all areas
I'm going to miss UK children's TV channels when they go away.
I'm going to miss UK kids' TV channels as well. CBBC and BBC Four are not going off linear till at least Easter 2025.
What happened???
@@peelp5028 same here
So every single one of them is closing down are they?
I think it is likely that children's tv blocks acting as a "barker" to the streaming services might become common. Take CITV for example, currently a early morning block on ITV2 heavily promoting ITVX Kids.
ITV3 will be the new home of a vast archive of ITV programmes from Monday 2nd October.
It's kinda like the digital switchover all over again. not all people had digital television, and not all people has internet. This is going to be interesting.
UK kids TV is not in a good place. Increasingly Americanised with too many British commissioners hiding behind kids just want to stream arguments to downgrade their offerings.
As someone whose dream job was CBBC continuity host for most of my childhood, I find the whole push to streaming services so bizzare and also SO dangerous for both viewers and streamers. The SAG/WGA strike proved that wide-scale, on-demand streaming services aren't sustainable, and pushes a quantity over quality mindset. Which is absolutely terrifying when you consider that children's programming is already considered low priority??? The reason people loved CBBC/CITV was because they were channels that were dedicated solely to high-standard programming for kids and teens, and people noticed when the quality started to slump! Pushing children into streaming services makes me fear for the quality of the broadcasts they'd get. It means more mindless 'shapes and colours!!' and less crafted storytelling. If streaming continues to prove itself unsustainable, and iPlayer is forced to cut the amount of dedicated shows for its platform, there's a 101% chance that it's children's programming that'll see the chop first. Kids deserve high quality entertainment too, and i really fear they'd lose it. (and if you grow up on cheap streaming, who's to say you'd go back to linear when you're an adult?)
I also think a lot of adults have noticed that children/minors are flooding 'adult spaces' like social media, (COPPA, GDPR, and KOSA are all fairly recent legislation dedicated to prioritising children's safety in online spaces) but i don't think people really have put too much focus on the fact that it's because children's spaces are disappearing. the cbbc and cbeebies websites aren't nearly as bright and detailed as it was 10 years ago -- they're both a minimalist catalogue of shows, with a handful of browser games (they don't even make funny noises anymore). I think pushing children out of dedicated linear entertainment will have a really similar effect too. There are parents that won't have the money for streaming services or smart TVs, and there are parents that simply don't want to give their kids that freedom; which means more children watching regular BBC/ITV programming with the rest of their family, and more complaints about the lack of child-friendly materal on channels that previously didn't care for children's content. Whilst it's absolutely a stretch, I wouldn't be surprised if this led to watershed timings being pushed way back to accommodate for angry parents, leading to both adults and kids not getting the shows they deserve.
I think indie animation needs to be the main focus now at all costs.
Animation is slowly starting to lost its steam more than ever now.
Kids in poorer households who can't afford broadband will miss out further than they already do.
On streaming generally it seems appointment television has died, except for really special occasions.
Thanks for a great episode ✌️♥️
This is why access to the internet should be made a human right, like many other countries have already done. With the way things are going, I can't see a return to linear TV anytime soon.
It definitely predates Elsagate - I was banned from CZcams for a year when it was brand brand new, because the first thing a friend showed me on it was Hammy the Hamster! So my parents thought it was all “filth” like that, haha. It wasn’t until 07 when I got it unblocked, after a lot of perseverance.
I feel the influence of the internet and change in general viewing habits, have weakened a lot of these kids channels. Covid definitely sped up the process as well to a certain extent.
That is unless, some company comes along and launches a new channel
It’s not like it’s going to happen. I mean, we have CZcams, and there’s thousands of content for kids on said CZcams, although the site was made for 18+ (13+ with parental supervision) people.
Doodle Tv is the new channel
Me when Total Drama is now available to watch in the UK: HELL YEA
When it's on CBBC instead of Channel 4: HELL NAW
Philippines is doing that as well and Nickelodeon & Cartoon Network, Cartoonito, Zoomoo are still alive
This is a sad day for British children’s television. At least there’s physical media and some streaming, where we can watch some of the past kids shows from the bygone glory days of children’s television.
I'm glad you brought up the quick dopamine hits because i was gonna mention it. My 7 year old niece is into the Shorts feature on CZcams Kids, she's allowed to watch it at home in small doses i think, but whenever she's at mine and she puts it on my heart sinks a bit. It's just video after video after video, she'd sit there all day if she could, it seems to completely pull them in and what's more is the content is usual low quality, unimaginative stuff. I didn't say anything at first but i'm putting a ban on CZcams Kids on my TV now, and will need to talk to my sister about it.
We would have reacted to it exactly the same way if CZcams Shorts had come around 20 or so years earlier when we were kids. But this situation is still new, the kids of today are the first 'TikTok generation' and the like, it's anti entertainment in a way. I don't think it's good for kids at all, hopefully a lot of parents see that type of stuff for what it is, cause i think it could really affect kids behavior if they watch it a lot, especially those that already have attention problems like my niece does. Sometimes it just feels like we've took a huge step back with kids entertainment, things like CZcams Shorts and TikTok shouldn't be a kids main source of entertainment because if you let them i think it easily would be, it's all down to parent's intuitive to set boundaries at the end of the day
All of this talk always makes me want to do something about it, it's something i've become more aware of and cared more about in the last few years. The UK has lost some of it's identify in Kids TV, there's far less original British stuff being made these days, we need to get some of the spark back. As for the shared viewing experience, i really think real time live streaming (similar to Twitch) could be the answer, but i can't imagine streaming services taking an interest in a live feature. ITVX has it, but for how long? It probably would need a new risk taking platform to lead the way that only live streams it's content. Twitch is more popular than ever and maybe it could work by taking a page out of their book, there's definitely some potential there somewhere.
Maybe it's the time for Disney Channel and Disney Junior to make a linear TV comeback soon......
Absolutely I agree I think Disney should be on Freeview all three of there channels since sky and virgin don't want them
Makes sense
I feel it is WAY past time for a reboot. ITV need to be shut down COMPLETELY, the BBC need a new boss who will vow to keep CBBC on terrestrial TV indefinitely and the ban on junk food advertising on kids TV NEEDS TO BE LIFTED! It’s clearly NOT reducing obesity at all! We also need more investment in kids programming, both in new shows and making them easily available even if you have no internet access! I really hope Channel 4 are seriously considering my suggestion for a Channel 4 Junior offshoot channel!
A channel 4 kids channel could be really interesting, as long as they think outside of the box like they were famous for doing at one time
The 62% drop includes the loss of the Disney channels which made up a chunk of that 62%.
There is the saying "people want what they get, but they don't get what they want". In TV if you put money in to anything people will watch it.
TV has an issue where when it launched it was condemned as being low brow and for low intelligent people and so high brow drama was always given the priority. Kids TV was seen as low brow so it was always seen as not what they wanted but it brought in the viewers.
Streaming no matter the genre doesn't work well because people are watching at different speeds so you can't get "water cooler moments" where the day after you get people talking about what they watched on TV the evening before.
Kids TV has always had peaks and funding cuts. If there was to be a CEO of ITVplc who understands the advantage and potential of children's programming it would help the industry. Michael Grade was ITV's CEO when CITV started it's decline. CITV is important because it was the biggest commercial TV programme producer. It was blamed on junk food advertising ban however when there was a ban on cigarettes it didn't mean drama funding was reduced. There is always potential for liner kids TV to recover but like anything in TV you need a desire by those that decides what goes on screen to have good kids TV and when they find that passion and desire more programmes will follow. In CITV's 1998 rebrand back to invision presenting they had that desire and passion and it was very successful for them until they cut funding.
I think theres way too much choice for a kid. I mean as an adult I often struggle on what to watch and i have a long history of shows I do and don't like, which started with whatever was on cbbc, citv ect where you didnt have a choice and so could discover things. It might also remove some of that social interaction at school as a fair amount of talk was about did you see the newest episode of x or this show is better because... When youve got thousands of kids shows to see at any time the liklihood of kids having seen the same thing decreases. Then again I am someone who thinks kids stuff has gone too digital overall, maybe millenial parenting will fix all of that?
Once cbbc goes all I'll have left to watch on TV is Cbeebies and milkshake both are for young kids and one is only on in the morning
I’m sad that it seems like less kids are gonna be exposed to high quality programming and are instead gonna grow up on the internet. Let’s be honest here, kids content on the internet is pretty awful and is no where near as good as the content on CBBC and CITV
No kidding. Places like CBBC, CBeebies, CITV (Rest easily to that) and Channel 5's Milkshake! programming block are definitely safer places for children's content.
Yea just look at elsa gate. i loved youtube as a teenager but i am glad it didn't exist yet during my childhood.
With streaming, we lose all shared viewing experiences and the progression of a series over many weeks. Those my age will remember Around The World With Willy Fog. It was an epic run, spanning half a year in weekly episodes. The space between each episode gave you time to reflect on the story so far, to anticipate where it might go next. The airing of the final episode was an event. Anyone who was there, will know all about the occasion being celebrated with the now culturally significant historic moment of National Willy Fog Day. But with streaming, the whole series could be viewed in a single day. If a kid started watching at 10am, they could binge the entire series by 8pm. That can't be a healthy way to watch, in many ways. A knock-on effect of watching on demand in this way, is how many other shows you would miss out on by transfixing your attention to just one series, then the next, then the next. Think of how many other shows you'd watch between one week's instalment and the following. Time moving on, children growing up. Before you know it, you've binged on what you wanted for your entire childhood and completely missed other stuff which would have been so valuable as either entertainment or education. How many of us, as kids, would have chosen to watch Newsround? Nobody ever switched on the TV specifically to watch Newsround. It was a five minute hurdle you had to jump to reach Byker Grove, after watching Super Ted. We didn't want it, but we definitely needed it.
I think children's TV will survive, but it'll just evolve with the changing times. I think that what will happen is that they'll close CBBC in 2025, but they'll keep the remaining kids channels until they've ironed out all of the problems that you brought up, then they'll gradually phase out the kids channels until there's no longer a kids section; like what happened with the Gaming and Dating section on Sky.
It is sad. Even though I’m 44. But I grew up with peak CITV and CBBC and then saw the Children’s Channel and the early years of U.K. Nickelodeon which was the best channel ever, even when I was like 14 or something.
This is a tangent, but Charlie Brooker is very lucky to be Mr. Konnie Huq. She was my favourite Blue Peter Presenter when I was a kid.
Also, she still seems to be in possession of the Philosopher's Stone. She ages very slowly!
I always chuckle thinking about how they only really met because of how she was hired for a parody segment in Screen Wipe. IIRC he wasn’t sure she’d even accept the role at first.
There's CZcams Kids app too.
I've seen that most kids are just handed a parents mobile and/or have a tablet and just leave them to it!
Yeah, Adam discussed CZcams Kids in the video, and how easily it can be exploited to show content NOT appropriate for the demographic.
I would say that Online Bill shouldn't be used to censor adults from having a viewpoint however that may be different from our viewpoint or even what the government would agree with. As for Children's TV. Children are actually more ahead then adults for ditching live TV most of the time.
The Online “Safety” Bill won’t protect kids. It is our far-right government censoring us and it’s clear Britain NEEDS a reboot! Christ, the 2020s are making Oliver Twist look like pre-Thatcher Britain!
What about a law that punishes parents for letting young kids use the internet without supervision
No , I won't let it happen. It has always been my dream to have a kids channel or to be on one. Kids deserve better content. Our kids straight up deserve better. We're not just gonna let it happen
Without kids programs. The kids tv’s will go in one of three ways. A. The TV itself gets new life as an outlet for games consoles. B. Their TV’s get dumped in the attic, or C. Their TVs go to landfill
I dunno. Technically, we don’t even need television now, we have the internet, and I guess many kids tv channels are shutting down so they can start new careers on CZcams.
Having got two teenagers myself...they simply don't watch any of the linear channels.....and never has done! We are now in 2023..., so, to me, it makes sense that the linear channels are going. This ain't the 70's...the "tradition" of sitting in front of the TV as soon as you got home from school (like I did) went out when BBC1 ditched all afternoon/teatime children's content many years ago! There are means to monitor what your kids are watching (M$FT Family and Apple Family!) it's just that a lot of parents I talk too, just can't be bothered. Most children have Smart Phones and thus access to You Tube, TikTok etc already (probably the cause of the rise Children's Mental Health issues, but that's another conversation!). I get really annoyed when access to the internet is discussed....a few years ago, certain political party advocated a basic internet service for all, but was royally kicked in the bollocks as how dare they suggest such a scheme....poor people made a "choice" and thus deserve to be kicked when they're down on a daily basis....right!!?? {sigh} As more things go online, we now need a universal Internet Service so that we can all advance together! Freely will help out with access to the content. I'm afraid that we all need to move on from our childhoods!
My mum thinks I don't watch TV but I do sometimes
Kids TV died back in the 1990s. RIP💐💐
I didn’t agree with junk food being banned off of kids to because they were always going to eat it anyway they didn’t need the adverts. I mean I went to school over the road from a netto and a corner shop, not so much netto but when school finished the kids used to rush over to the corner shop to get sweets, chocolate, crisps and sugary fizzy drinks.
Ever since the UK gave up on The Wiggles in 2012 Kids TV has gone down
But now they're back on Sky Kids so i'm sure kids tv will be fine.
Who is The Wiggles
@@hibbiea8841The Wiggles are an Australian childrens band formed in 1991. They are considered The Beatles of Childrens Music as they pretty much changed the genre. Original members include Greg Page, Jeff Fatt, Murray Cook and Anthony Field. Current members are Anthony Field, Lachlain Glillespie, Simon Pryce, Tsehay Hawkins, John Pierce, Evie Ferris, Caterina Mete, and Lucia Field. Other previous members include Sam Moran, Emma Watkins and Phillip Wilcher
Their most popular songs include Hot Potato, Fruit Salad, Rock A Bye Your Bear, Get Ready To Wiggle, The Monkey Dance, Do The Propeller and many more.
They have been a huge deal for decades. They sold out Madison Square Garden 12 times, Played in the Thanksgiving Parade 3 times, Collaborated with big named like Kylie Minogue, Steve Irwin, Leo Sayer, Joey Fatone and more. They have won 15 ARIA Awards for Best Childrens Album and have been inducted into the ARIA Hall Of Fame.
The band have made over 60 studio albums, over 70 video specials and about 14 TV Series. Currently their series Ready Steady Wiggle airs on Sky Kids almost every day and they have a documentary called Hot Potato: The Story Of The Wiggles coming out on October 24th on Prime Video. I highly reccomend looking them up. They are a fasinating band.
@@hibbiea8841basically the children’s equivalent of a boy band and they are Australian
@@hibbiea8841 but they’ve also got women too
When was the last program made by the Children's Film Foundation? And will Adam make an episode on this topic? All this, and other epic questions on Adam's Channel.
Adam Martyn = Like everyone else chooses to NOT acknowledge the ITV2 CITV block or ITVBe's pre-school block and thinks Sony TV is a small operation......OK then!
Viewing has becomes a more insular thing to do, nowadays. No longer do families share the experience of watching a TV show, or even being in the same room with the central screen, i.e. television, being on for all to watch at the same time as a family unit. Instead, each family member goes their own way, watching whatever they want, whenever they want on their own individual screens and having no kind of interaction going on between themselves and other members of the family. Having no form of commonality of experiencing the same shows together. Having a schedule/routine of doing certain things at certain times during the day is what gives structure to your life. Television time used to be part of that, in that kids would once watch programmes directed toward them at a certain time of the day. i.e. between coming home from school and the early evening of 6-7pm. All of that has gone now. There's no feeling of occasion or cohesion of what it is you would do at such times of the day. Even the TV schedules seem void of any cohesion, apart from soaps and the news. I don't even recognise the main BBC channels now. There was a time when you could tell what day of the week, and even what time of day it was, by the programmes that were on. Not now. It's just all bland, mediocre day-time television shows as far as the eye can see, with more repeats, (especially on the same day), than ever before.
The quantity over quality mindset of today is rotting the industry from the inside out.
Yeah, you're right about Sky Kids not being free-to-view. Sky has four free-to-view channels overall (Pick, Challenge, Sky Arts and Sky News), and Sky Kids isn't amongst them.
Well, I'm guessing that Sky thinks that an ad free channel needs paying for, so I'm guessing the packages will be seeing an increase in the future, me thinks! 🤔😉
@@Sheffield_Steve No denying how that seems to be the mindset for stuff like ITVX anyway.
The thing is since they got ride of Grandstand/World of Sport & CITV/CBBC on main stream TV, theyve NEVER properly filled that gap with anything better or permanent.
this is actually realy realy sad this makes me sound like an old man but gen alpha is never going to be able to experience trying to get home as quick as possible to watch there favorite show gen alpas memories of childhood TV will be far less amazing as ours were its honestly realy sad
I know someone whose child recently swapped from Cbeebies to CBBC and I told them that sadly the channel won't be alive for long.
So my kids both watched Cbeebies but the youngest (now 3) has very rarely watched it on linier Tv. He just picks something off iPlayer.
The oldest (now 8) who DID used to watch the liner Cbeebies TV show is now too old for that channel but never showed any interest in CBBC. She went straight to Netflix and CZcams .🤷♂️
This is really the sticking point. Kids will watch cbeebies and Tiny Pop (I know it just shut down) but then won't "graduate" to the older channels, and looking at the schedules I can see why. There's no variety. Last year Pop had a fantastic schedule with Ladybug, Dragon Ball, Droners, Bakugan, Kipo etc. Basically, there was a LOT of variety. I found myself tuning in and quite enjoyed Droners. But they quickly reverted to their Alvin and the Chipmunks and Grizzly and the Lemmings bingewatch.
Poor Pingu… )_(
Pingu airs at the end of Doodle Do show
I was 10 I watch yt kids and now I’m doing yt video
you still don't get the feel of watching a tv channel while it's broadcasting live, replacing a tv channel with an online streaming service is lame
My son is 6 and linear tv is totally alien to him…. And I’m 50 so hoovered up every minute of children’s TV on the 3, then 4 channels, plus if off sick enduring engineering announcements, the Open University and ensure my gran watching her favourite programmes namely Mr & Mrs and Pebble Mill at One.
My son watches a lot of Netflix kids as he can choose what he watches and the filtering is pretty conservative being from the US, has no ads and isn’t limited to set hours like when I was his age. He does weirdly like US game shows like “Is It Cake?” which is an odd one.
There is hope I mean there’s still Cartoon Network and that right
We Don't have cartoon network we haven't had it for years
I hope this don't happen here in America 🇺🇸
broadcast children's tv has already been dead outside of pbs kids for years. the only major attempt at a 24/7 free-to-air kids channel in the usa was qubo, which shut down over 2 years ago, and saturday morning cartoon's finally died off in the us in the mid 2010s, after having been on the decline since the late 90s
This is why they should keep some shows up on the air, they should keep these shows live instead of on streaming service!..
If people dont have internet, if companies had their way, INTERNET ONLY. No TV. your only enjoyment would come from a radio… if you have one… and if a broadcaster is transmitting to your area… and the geographical footprint of your area allows a signal to actually get to you… and that providers don’t completely switch off the longer reaching AM band, which is not as rampant as it is in places like the UK… otherwise you are boned. It sucks. It truly sickens me.
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CBBC goes it means the end of Live action segents in between shows with puppet character like Hacker the Dog too.
Hey, i have a question, at the beginning of every one of your videos there's this 'help support amtv' screen, and it promotes your Twitter, but since twitter is now called X (for stupid elon musk purposes), i was wondering if either you never knew of this renaming, or you just prefer calling it twitter? Just give me answers if you can please...
Prefer calling it Twitter, X is boring 😂
We prefer DoodleTwitter guys
@@AdamMartyn ok, thanks for letting me know
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Some of my favourite kid's channels were CITV, Kix and Disney XD. They're all gone now.
TV isn't going to survive unless you have stuff on there for people to be interested in, especially kids. If you convert them to streaming services this early on, the entire TV world will be dead before you know it.
i really hope the legacy of kids tv continues via blocks of the main terrestrial channels.
Adam has the same name as Adam Carter, the actor who plays as Scribble from Doodle Do
Family based television is pretty awful these days anyway, but family friendly streamers are brilliant and a good niche. Former platforms like Synchtube could potentially replace television as we know it if people are looking for a TV style format. Plus I want children to experience what we had - the wee things like in-vision continuity, Saturday morning shows, and the birthday card slots and things like that.
That's where i think the answer could be, sort of like the kids answer to Twitch but with actual TV shows. Plus a safe social element for kids added to the mix like the Twitch chat but simplified where they can react to what they're watching with other kids in some way. No quick dopamine fixes, real high quality programming with a variety of content. Shared viewing could still work really well, it just needs to be adapted for modern day.
@@alexwells6876 it would need a lot of work though, you'd have to limit chatting like Nintendo does with their online services
@@MrNinjaFish yeah exactly, it would need to be simplified. How does Nintendo do it?
@@alexwells6876 I haven't used online Nintendo stuff for a while but there's certain select phrases and things you're allowed to use plus you can't directly message people or something.
90s and Early 2000s British Kid Shows were the best!
Totally I wonder the BBC will shut down cbbc. Thanks for giving me the answer
The Childhood is disappearing. just make some research about Neil Postman, Philip Aries, Sue Palmer and Stephen Wagg. There will be no such thing as childhood!
How times have changed 😢
Kids tv has to change the United States as well
My five year old loves CZcams kids, only live TV is whilst we get her ready for school, otherwise it's gaming streamers, Cookieswirlc etc. Has no interest in what's on linear tv. Loves Frozen on DP too. Stopped CBeebies when she was 2 not watched it since.
If you live in the UK CITV still exist is available on ITV2 every 6:00 a.m. can you believe it
There'll still be hope.
All kids have WiFI
On Virgin media & Sky TV there is children channels like Cartoon network , Cartoonito and Nick.JR (thers lots of Children channels on Sky & virgin) But Freeview people only have "Cbeebies" "CBBC" "pop" and "tiny pop". If CBBC and Cbeebies leave the airwaves, Childrens who watching kids shows without a good connection won't be able to view lots of variety of Children shows, incept shows areing on pop & tiny pop. Childrens who watches ITV 2's strand of CITV won't need to worry. Might worry after school. :/
Don’t shut down any kids channels
Is it Doodle Tv???
Do you be 13 have tik tok so how 9:05
Its quite sad while i think youtube is superior to tv its not kid friendly. its up to the parents to make sure the kids watch decent content because of the rise of things like elsa gate its a really bad idea to let young kids use the internet .but even content that seems family friendly is not good compared to the old stuff it promotes a culture of greed and egoism .i noticed most parents are clueless about the dangers of CZcams. these days most parents with young kids are born in the 90s or late 80s they should know better .but they seem no smarter than boomers born in 1950 and don't realise wats going on and ignore everyone trying to warn them or point it out.
If you water down your content kids aren't going to care they want something daring
Plus the ammout of data you use is charged unless you can afford unlimited plans
TikTok needs to make original shorts.
Doodle Do needs to make original shorts
I always thogut the kids channels were dead before they went off. Why would anyone tune into POP when its just replaying the same one show like Oggy and the Cockroaches all day? Weird...
It's annoying POP whent lovcal frequencies braodcast so the free view air channel isn't dead but my indoor ariel can't reach it. Pop advertised that it was gonna show a diverse amount of good shows but theyre hust doing that same show marathon thing again.
I think you mean Alvin and the Chipmunks and Miraculous that's all they air Oggy hasn't air on Sky in years I do miss it
@m56214 oh really? Could have sworn I saw that on pop player where they advertise the local tv guide. I think that might have been a temp oggy month
Ur right yeha it's just Alvin and Mirac. Both are nice shows but no variety as usual.
@@majorskies7091 I think they are mid compare to their other shows Kix ( Pop Max) no longer feels like a boy network
What is Doodle Peter, Doodle Trapped! and The Weakest Doodle
Pls do itv 2 idents from 2006-2013
Is CBBC Gonna End?. I So Hope Not😠
Sad noot noot....
Pingu comes at the end of Doodle Do
Kids TV
Did you mean: Doodle Tv?
Adam Martyn Amtv, are you a Doodle Do fan
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Cbeebies is the Home of Doodle Do
Adam Carter Actv is a pun of Adam Martyn Amtv
Who is Adam Carter
What about American tv?
What about Doodle Tv?
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Stop yodding, it’s CZcams, not youchube.
Gonna guess your American
You new to CZcams, FlopFan69?
I read with interest what you are saying. I disagree that ITV needs to be shut down i agree that the channel is rubbish. I think the channel needs to go in a new direction i think the content on the main channel is absolute dire and unwatchable. I rarely if ever watch the main ITV1 channel there is absolutely nothing worth watching. The only ITV channel i watch is ITV2 mostly for Family Guy, American Dad and Plebs when its shown occasionally the stand up comedy sketch show. I think the people who run ITV those who are in management, those commission tv shows, those who make shows for ITV need to be replaced with people who understand what viewers want to watch.
I think tv channels in the UK should follow the way American tv companies make tv shows with what viewers want to watch and if viewing figures fall below a certain standard then the show is cancelled and replaced with something else and in the autumn the new season is revealed to audiences with shows that have been successful and new shows for the new season. It works on us tv channels i don’t see why it can't work on uk tv shows.
As for the BBC the network fares slightly better their tv shows are ok i mostly watch BBC1. BBC 2 used to be good channel but this year for me personally has fallen below par. I do think those who are at management level the DG the board of directors all need to resign and replaced.
This is depressing........
Uk children's tv is and forever be streaming only like Disney plus, paramount plus,Netflix, itvx,iplayer,hulu,hbo max etc youtube and sky kids people need to adapt
PLEASE, NO WAY! IM GONNA THROW A TANTRUM! I CANNOT ACCEPT ANYTHING!
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