Telemundo Kids

Telemundo Kids was an American Spanish-language children's programming block that aired on Telemundo from November 10, 2001 to September 3, 2006. It featured a mix of Spanish dubs of animated and live-action series from Sony Pictures Television, Universal Television Animation, Gingo, and later Nickelodeon (although, as aforesaid, the network's Telemundo programming contract ended after the NBC acquisition) Canadian and Japanese shows, aimed at children between the ages of 3 and 15.

History
After Nickelodeon en Telemundo was discontinued, Telemundo eventually launched a weekend morning block that turned out to be a revival of the "Telemundo Kids” block, but branded differently from the block from 1995 to 1998. The block consisted of Spanish dubs of various Sony Pictures Television, Universal, Gingo and later Nickelodeon (although, as aforesaid, the network's Telemundo programming contract ended after the NBC acquisition) and Canadian and Japanese shows including Jackie Chan Adventures, Dragon Tales, Rugrats, Wimzie's House, Hey Arnold!, Dora the Explorer, Jacob Two-Two, Gabriel Garza, Hatty and Universal's own property Onion Mastori. Following the sale of Telemundo to NBC in 2001 and the CBS/Viacom split in early 2006, the block was discontinued September 2, 2006. However, Jacob Two-Two carried over to the block’s direct successor Qubo, which premiered the following week.

Former programming

 * Hey Arnold! (September 18, 2004–January 2005)
 * Rugrats (September 18, 2004–September 2, 2006)
 * Dora La Exploradora (September 18, 2004–September 2, 2006)
 * Rugrats Crecidos (September 18, 2004–September 2, 2006)
 * Jacob Two-Two (January 2005-September 2, 2006)
 * Onion Mastori (September 13, 2003–September 2, 2006)
 * Kururin: el héroe volador de las travesuras (September 18, 2004–September 2, 2006)
 * Galleta y Crema (September 18, 2004–September 2, 2006)
 * Adam Feldman: mago aficionado (September 13, 2003–September 2, 2006)
 * Los espías de la supernova (September 18, 2004–January 2005)
 * Jackie Chan Adventures (September 13, 2003-September 11, 2004)
 * Las Tres Mellizas (September 13, 2003-September 11, 2004)
 * Dragon Ball Z (September 13, 2003-September 11, 2004)
 * Digimon Frontier (September 18, 2004–September 2, 2006)
 * Kirby (September 18, 2004–September 2, 2006)
 * Pretty Cure (September 18, 2004–July 16, 2005)
 * Pretty Cure Max Heart (July 23, 2005–September 2, 2006)
 * La mágica aventura de My Melody (July 23, 2005–September 2, 2006)
 * Hamtaro (January 2005-September 2, 2006)
 * Monster by Mistake (September 18, 2004-September 10, 2005)
 * Dragon Tales (September 13, 2003-September 11, 2004)

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