Sony Wonder
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Sony Wonder is the children's music and home video arm of consumer electronics company Sony. It distributes material from PBS and Classic Media. Sony Wonder distributed Nickelodeon videos from 1993 to 1995. In 1995, Sony Wonder and Sony Pictures Entertainment joined forces with The Jim Henson Company by releasing new films through Columbia Pictures and TriStar Pictures and new sing-along-songs on VHS and DVD. In 1998, Sony Wonder bought Sunbow Productions and it was later bought by TV-Loonland in 2000. Currently, TV-Loonland controls the television rights by Sony Wonder.
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