CBBC (formely called "Children's BBC) is a British television network and the original channel for Teletubbies.
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| - CBBC (formely called "Children's BBC) is a British television network and the original channel for Teletubbies.
- CBBC (Children's BBC) is a television channel broadcast in the United Kingdom, and is affiliated with the main BBC. Repeats of Merlin are often shown on the channel. Episodes of Merlin that air on CBBC are edited to remove certain violent scenes or talks about murder or executions. CBBC is targeted for audiences between 6-12 and is available from 07:00-19:00 every day.
- CBBC (a contraction of the original name, Children's BBC, short for Children's British Broadcasting Corporation) is the brand name used for the BBC's children's television programmes, and currently specifically refers to those programmes aimed at children. Prior to being refocused solely on the 6-10 group the CBBC/Children's BBC name was used to refer to all of the BBC's output for under-10s; the tightening in focus followed the launch of dedicated sub-brands for preschool-age children (CBeebies) and later for teenagers (BBC Switch).
- CBBC (originally Children's BBC) is a British, Television channels of the BBC Network, and before, the CBBC to the original anime is the English Dubbed, and it's Aired in Speed Racer.
- Prior to being refocused solely on the 6-10 group the CBBC/Children's BBC name was used to refer to all of the BBC's output for under-10s; the tightening in focus followed the launch of dedicated sub-brands for preschool-age children (CBeebies) and later for teenagers (BBC Switch). CBBC is the channel which broadcast The Story of Tracy Beaker and Tracy Beaker Returns.
- CBBC (a contraction of the original name, Children's BBC, short for Children's British Broadcasting Corporation) is the brand name used for the BBC's children's television programmes, and currently specifically refers to those programmes aimed at children. Prior to being refocused solely on the 6-10 group the CBBC/Children's BBC name was used to refer to all of the BBC's output for under-10s; the tightening in focus followed the launch of dedicated sub-brands for preschool-age children (CBeebies) and later for teenagers (BBC Switch). During the CBBC time slot was where Bamzooki was broadcast.
- CBBC (standing for Children's BBC) is a long running children's channel which broadcasts television programs for children to enjoy. It follows BBC Three. CBeebies is a similar block, but for younger children.
- CBBC (contraction du nom initial Children's BBC) est un poste de télévision britannique affilié à la BBC visant un auditoire d'enfant entre l'âge de 6 et 12 ans.
- CBBC, as well as being a digital TV channel, is the collective name for all BBC output directly aimed at children, as well as the terrestrial channels' children shows times. (At least, children of primary-school age or older. Younger kids have C Beebies, which features much more on-screen presentation between shows, as well as guest presenters reading stories.) CBBC shows:
- The 1990's were a year when comedians such as Bobby Davro and Mike McClean rose to prominence, and also a decade of great children's television (according to housebound 24-year-olds although thay had arthur). All of the brooms were taken out of a utility room and a few monitors, children's pictures, a gas lift chair, desk and Betacam were set up in it. This was to become the Broom Cupboard, and it was where Andi Peters was forced to introduce the programmes such as 'Get Your Michelin Star Back' (this was later revived on Channel 4 as 'Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares') and 'Bodger & Gopher'. Andi's prison guard was a puppet duck called Edd who clearly called all the shots. 1997 saw CBBC move to 'Studio 9', a room in which obsessive Paul Young fans were stored during his performances. The bigges
- CBBC programmes are shown on BBC One, BBC Two and the CBBC Channel. CBBC has a sister brand, CBeebies, for children under 6. The CBBC brand for BBC One and BBC Two are known as CBBC One on BBC One and CBBC Two on BBC Two. CBBC comes under the control of the BBC Children's department, who are responsible for creating programming for children up to the age of 16. It is based in the East Tower of the BBC Television Centre, with some programmes coming from Scotland and Bristol.
- CBBC is an enemy network created by BBC to get rid of the Teletubbies once and for all. It's basically a machine which displays shows starring Dick and Dom which include annoying potty jokes and lame humor. Many 8 year-old kids considered this lame and feasted their eyes on crap by Time Warner and Viacom, especially Mordecai, Rigby and SpongeBob SquarePants's shows. When the network is turned off, the machine repeatedly says FARTS! BOGIES! SNOT! VOMIT! FARTS! BOGIES! SNOT! VOMIT! The BBC started to get pissed off so they decided it was time to act for the charges of Basil Brush, yet this machine is still lurking in large sewer systems, killing innocent mutants and Albeido kind creatures.
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| - CBBC (formely called "Children's BBC) is a British television network and the original channel for Teletubbies.
- CBBC (a contraction of the original name, Children's BBC, short for Children's British Broadcasting Corporation) is the brand name used for the BBC's children's television programmes, and currently specifically refers to those programmes aimed at children. Prior to being refocused solely on the 6-10 group the CBBC/Children's BBC name was used to refer to all of the BBC's output for under-10s; the tightening in focus followed the launch of dedicated sub-brands for preschool-age children (CBeebies) and later for teenagers (BBC Switch). During the CBBC time slot was where The Basil Brush Show was broadcast.
- CBBC (Children's BBC) is a television channel broadcast in the United Kingdom, and is affiliated with the main BBC. Repeats of Merlin are often shown on the channel. Episodes of Merlin that air on CBBC are edited to remove certain violent scenes or talks about murder or executions. CBBC is targeted for audiences between 6-12 and is available from 07:00-19:00 every day.
- CBBC is an enemy network created by BBC to get rid of the Teletubbies once and for all. It's basically a machine which displays shows starring Dick and Dom which include annoying potty jokes and lame humor. Many 8 year-old kids considered this lame and feasted their eyes on crap by Time Warner and Viacom, especially Mordecai, Rigby and SpongeBob SquarePants's shows. When the network is turned off, the machine repeatedly says FARTS! BOGIES! SNOT! VOMIT! FARTS! BOGIES! SNOT! VOMIT! The BBC started to get pissed off so they decided it was time to act for the charges of Basil Brush, yet this machine is still lurking in large sewer systems, killing innocent mutants and Albeido kind creatures. see Cbeebies
- CBBC (a contraction of the original name, Children's BBC, short for Children's British Broadcasting Corporation) is the brand name used for the BBC's children's television programmes, and currently specifically refers to those programmes aimed at children. Prior to being refocused solely on the 6-10 group the CBBC/Children's BBC name was used to refer to all of the BBC's output for under-10s; the tightening in focus followed the launch of dedicated sub-brands for preschool-age children (CBeebies) and later for teenagers (BBC Switch).
- CBBC programmes are shown on BBC One, BBC Two and the CBBC Channel. CBBC has a sister brand, CBeebies, for children under 6. The CBBC brand for BBC One and BBC Two are known as CBBC One on BBC One and CBBC Two on BBC Two. CBBC comes under the control of the BBC Children's department, who are responsible for creating programming for children up to the age of 16. It is based in the East Tower of the BBC Television Centre, with some programmes coming from Scotland and Bristol. The department splits output into age groups, with CBeebies for ages up to 6, the CBBC brand for ages 6 to 12, and BBC Switch, for ages 12 to 16. Cbbc also manges and updates a website: CBBC Website.
- CBBC (originally Children's BBC) is a British, Television channels of the BBC Network, and before, the CBBC to the original anime is the English Dubbed, and it's Aired in Speed Racer.
- CBBC, as well as being a digital TV channel, is the collective name for all BBC output directly aimed at children, as well as the terrestrial channels' children shows times. (At least, children of primary-school age or older. Younger kids have C Beebies, which features much more on-screen presentation between shows, as well as guest presenters reading stories.) Between shows, CBBC has a presenter or two, who tells the audience what is coming up and reads out cards and stuff sent in by the audience. There are also competitions. Between its launch in 1985 and 1994, it was broadcast from BBC1's continuity suite, known as "the broom cupboard". (Almost anyone old enough to remember this era considers it the golden age.) Many presenters have been accompanied by cheeky puppets, notably Gordon the Gopher, Edd the Duck and Otis the Aardvark, and currently the dogs Dodge, Hacker and Yonko. CBBC shows:
* Ace Lightning
* The Basil Brush Show
* Blue Peter
* Byker Grove
* Chucklevision
* Danis House
* Dennis the Menace
* Dick and Dom in da Bungalow
* Dick and Doms Funny Business
* Grange Hill
* Horrible Histories
* Jackanory
* The Legend of Dick and Dom
* Leonardo
* Maid Marian and Her Merry Men
* M.I. High
* OOglies
* Play School
* Postman Pat
* Raven
* The Roman Mysteries
* The Sarah Jane Adventures
* The Secret Show
* Shoebox Zoo
* The Sooty Show (from 1956-1967, when it moved to ITV)
* Spider
* Spot the Dog
* The Animals of Farthing Wood
* The Teletubbies
* The Wombles
* Young Dracula
- Prior to being refocused solely on the 6-10 group the CBBC/Children's BBC name was used to refer to all of the BBC's output for under-10s; the tightening in focus followed the launch of dedicated sub-brands for preschool-age children (CBeebies) and later for teenagers (BBC Switch). CBBC is the channel which broadcast The Story of Tracy Beaker and Tracy Beaker Returns.
- The 1990's were a year when comedians such as Bobby Davro and Mike McClean rose to prominence, and also a decade of great children's television (according to housebound 24-year-olds although thay had arthur). All of the brooms were taken out of a utility room and a few monitors, children's pictures, a gas lift chair, desk and Betacam were set up in it. This was to become the Broom Cupboard, and it was where Andi Peters was forced to introduce the programmes such as 'Get Your Michelin Star Back' (this was later revived on Channel 4 as 'Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares') and 'Bodger & Gopher'. Andi's prison guard was a puppet duck called Edd who clearly called all the shots. 1997 saw CBBC move to 'Studio 9', a room in which obsessive Paul Young fans were stored during his performances. The biggest star of CBBC has to be 'Otis the Aardvark' a ferocious sexual deviant who flirted with stand-up comedians from North East England and made sh*te jokes. Unfortunatley, he was later demoted to the BBC canteen as he wasn't to clash with American-imported cartoon 'Arthur'. In an interview with the Daily Express, he said "The little bastard looks nothing like me."
- CBBC (a contraction of the original name, Children's BBC, short for Children's British Broadcasting Corporation) is the brand name used for the BBC's children's television programmes, and currently specifically refers to those programmes aimed at children. Prior to being refocused solely on the 6-10 group the CBBC/Children's BBC name was used to refer to all of the BBC's output for under-10s; the tightening in focus followed the launch of dedicated sub-brands for preschool-age children (CBeebies) and later for teenagers (BBC Switch). During the CBBC time slot was where Bamzooki was broadcast.
- CBBC (standing for Children's BBC) is a long running children's channel which broadcasts television programs for children to enjoy. It follows BBC Three. CBeebies is a similar block, but for younger children.
- CBBC (contraction du nom initial Children's BBC) est un poste de télévision britannique affilié à la BBC visant un auditoire d'enfant entre l'âge de 6 et 12 ans.
- CBBC (a contraction of the original name, Children's BBC, short for Children's British Broadcasting Corporation) is the brand name used for the BBC's children's television programmes, and currently specifically refers to those programmes aimed at children. Prior to being refocused solely on the 6-10 group the CBBC/Children's BBC name was used to refer to all of the BBC's output for under-10s; the tightening in focus followed the launch of dedicated sub-brands for preschool-age children (CBeebies) and later for teenagers (BBC Switch). During the CBBC time slot was where Bear Behaving Badly was broadcast.
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