Tiny Pop
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| Tiny Pop | |
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| Launched | July 12, 2004 |
| Owned by | Chart Show Channels |
| Audience share | 0.1% (February '07, [1]) |
| Replaced | Pop Plus |
| Sister channel(s) | Pop |
| Website | www.popclub.tv currently unavailable |
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| Satellite | |
| Sky Digital | Channel 620 |
Tiny Pop is a free-to-air English satellite television channel owned and operated by Chart Show Channels. It is licensed to air animation and music. Its brother channel is Pop. The station replaced Pop Plus to show its connection.
Programmes are introduced through animations of monkeys, known as the Cheeky Monkeys, who read out jokes from viewers. Many programmes in the early hours of the morning are shown without commercial breaks, though late night entertainment (generally 10 p.m. - 1.40 a.m.) is replaced by Teleshopping.
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[edit] Programmes
[edit] Cartoons
- The Adventures of Paddington Bear - Produced by FilmFair.
- Timothy Goes to School - Based on the books by Rosemary Wells. (former a part of PBS Kids Bookworm Bunch)
- Thomas and Friends
- Cosy Corner
- New Adventures of Madeline
- Blinky Bill
- Strawberry Shortcake
- Marvin The Tap Dancing Horse (former a part of PBS Kids Bookworm Bunch)
- Wheels on the Bus
- Rainbow Fish
- The Wombles (1990s version)
- Flipper and Lopaka
- The Busy World of Richard Scarry
- Care Bears (Nelvana episodes only)
- Mumble Bumble
- Cushion Kids
- Corduroy - About a teddy bear called Corduroy. (former a part of PBS Kids Bookworm Bunch)
- The Berenstain Bears - Based on the children's books written by Stan and Jan Berenstain
- Benjamin The Elephant
- Franklin
- Babar
- Tractor Tom
- Little Rosey
- Rupert
- Elilot Moose
[edit] Music
As well as cartoons, the channel used to air music videos, in short slots. Named "Tiny Pops", they showed old and new songs from various artists, although for a while it was mainly boybands, but has recently changed format. The videos are often ones which are animated, or contain clips from popular films, such as The Lion King.
