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PBS Kids, Nick Jr. and Disney Junior few live-action and more animated programming
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How much of this is that they live in households where "TV" means a Video app or they watch their school's lecture or Khan Academy via Youtube as a study guide in relation to the stuff they have to learn at the time for exam preparation. Note this is not a direct answer though but we seen a shift to streaming TV's since then. They are only factors though.
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they can rerun cartoons over and over again
I thought that PBS especially should have more live-action children's programming.
But as Nomadcowatbk partly noted above, rerunning live-action shows will mean paying residuals to actors whereas rerunning animated programs might mean far lower residual payments to those voicing the characters.
But as Nomadcowatbk partly noted above, rerunning live-action shows will mean paying residuals to actors whereas rerunning animated programs might mean far lower residual payments to those voicing the characters.
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