Broadcast History
After its 1995 debut, the show was successful and appeared in the U.K. and the U.S. where it was sold to the Disney Channel, "on the Fox Children's Network in Australia and Latin America", and, ultimately, "in 94 territories worldwide". A big-screen "mini-feature" was also created and seen in "interactive theatres in a chain of U.S. family entertainment centres." The show also appeared on an interactive CD-ROM of Canadian Children's television intended for industry and the government.
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