Introduction
Kids' favourites Dick & Dom return to CÂ鶹Éç this autumn
for the long-awaited fifth series of their hugely successful Saturday
morning show, Dick & Dom in da Bungalow.
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But da Bungalow has had something of a revamp over the summer with
a new look, fresh games and even a gorgeous garden.
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There's also a special treat in store this series as, for the first
time, some well-known faces will be allowed into da Bungalow and will
join in the fun and games with the Bungalowheads.
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The somewhat gentler antics of brother and sister
Charlie and Lola are sure to captivate younger children
and their parents on CBeebies as the best-selling books by Lauren Child
come to life in this new, home-grown animation series.
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Telling the everyday stories of seven-year-old Charlie and his mischievous
little sister Lola, the series tackles all those important topics for
pre-schoolers like losing a tooth, finding the right book and trying
new foods - even the dreaded tomatoes.
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The long-awaited Muffin The Mule
is revived this Autumn to entertain a whole new generation of children,
as it has done since it first debuted in the Forties.
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Muffin has some familiar friends joining him with a new animated look
that kids of today will love.
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Living It is the title
of a fantastic new comedy drama for CÂ鶹Éç which really gets to grips
with the issues facing kids as they approach their teenage years.
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The series is relevant and contemporary and written especially to
resonate with the CÂ鶹Éç audience.
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CÂ鶹Éç favourites Fearne Cotton and Reggie
Yates are taking viewers on the trip of their lives as they
wend their way round the good old US of A in a Mustang convertible for
Only In America.
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CÂ鶹Éç Controller Alison Sharman said: "We've some incredibly exciting
content for the Autumn season - from contemporary drama to engaging
pre-school animation.
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"CÂ鶹Éç continues to offer its young audiences an unrivalled range
and depth of programming and website content.
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"Charlie and Lola is a stand out pre-school show offering very young
children the opportunity to explore some of the issues they encounter
each day.
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"I'm sure the show strengthens CBeebies' place as the home of
the very best pre-school content."
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