Mediacorp and BBC to bring over 150 hours of kids' content to Singapore TV

Shows like Hey Duggee and Sarah & Duck will be available on Singapore TV from 1 October.

Mediacorp and BBC Studios will bring the largest children’s content deal to Singapore, airing over 150 hours of premium kids’ content.

Pre-school series including Hey Duggee, Sarah & Duck, and Andy’s Global Adventures, will be available on Mediacorp’s children’s TV programming time belt, Okto on 5, as well as on its digital video streaming platform, meWATCH, starting 1 October.

In addition, programmes including Go Jetters, Jo Jo & Gran Gran, Supertato, Yakka Dee, and Nelly and Nora will be available for Singapore audiences.

“We are thrilled to deepen our partnership with our valued long-time partner Mediacorp. Here in Singapore, BBC Studios’ children’s programming has always been loved by preschoolers and trusted by parents for its enriching blend of learning and play,” Cheryl Png, vice president of Distribution for Southeast Asia, South Korea, and Japan for BBC Studios Asia said.

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