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the WotWots Zoom Home with Season 2 on TV2
the WotWots Zoom Home with Season 2 on TV2
Wellington, New Zealand, August 18, 2011
the WotWots will scoot home to New Zealand this month with the alien sibling duo's second season zooming onto TV2 weekdays at 8.50am, starting August 22 2011.
In season two of the vibrant, energetic and colourful learning-based series from Pukeko Pictures, DottyWot and SpottyWot land on a farm and meet strange and friendly farm animals and then travel to the sea shore. There they discover the weird and wonderful creatures that live on the beach and in the sea. Encouraging the love of animals, the season celebrates the joy of discovery and the extraordinary diversity of life on the planet.
"Following international success in significant markets like Canada, UK and US with season one, we are thrilled to see the WotWots return to New Zealand. In this new season, DottyWot and SpottyWot discover animal life on a farm and explore the sea shore. the WotWots delight in the joy of discovery and I hope Kiwi kids enjoy exploring with DottyWot and SpottyWot in their latest adventure" said Co-Founder of Weta Workshop, Sir Richard Taylor.
the WotWots
the WotWots is an enchanting pre-school series that follows the adventures of two adorable siblings from outer space, SpottyWot and DottyWot. This delightful pair of enquiring minds have come to Earth to explore and to marvel at the extraordinary diversity of life on the blue planet. The show celebrates this joy of discovery and demonstrates the positive values that are the building blocks of a true and enduring friendship.
the WotWots is broadcast in 90 territories including the US, UK, Australia, Canada, Korea, Middle East and Poland. American Greetings Properties recently signed on for the worldwide licensing and merchandising rights to the popular preschool property.
Pukeko Pictures is a business partnership between Academy Award winner Richard Taylor the co-founder and creative lead of Weta Workshop (Lord of the Rings, King Kong), and internationally acclaimed author and children's television creator, Martin Baynton. Taylor and Baynton previously teamed up to create the award winning children's program, Jane and the Dragon.
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