Henson brings three family-oriented productions that combine music, puppetry, comedy and educational elements, with stories designed to engage young audiences through discovery and play. The lineup includes Wowsabout, a 1×30 special for PBS Kids, which follows Roxy, a musical hedgehog from the country, and Ronald, a city-raised pig, as they meet on a camping trip to California’s Sequoia National Park. Their first adventure into the wild leads to an unexpected friendship and a journey through towering trees, wildlife and the wonders of nature.
For younger viewers, Monster Dance is a 10×3 series for Amazon Kids+ centered on Toots, Teeny and Razzle Dazzle, three playful monsters who encourage children to dance, move and express their emotions. Original music, choreography and digital puppetry turn each short into an invitation to get active while exploring friendship, imagination and self-expression.
The third title, Duff’s Happy Fun Bake Time, is a 6×30 series for Discovery+ hosted by chef Duff Goldman, known for Ace of Cakes. The format combines cooking, science and comedy, with a cast of fantastical puppets joining Duff as he explores ingredients, conducts playful experiments and prepares recipes. The series introduces children and families to basic cooking skills while showing how food works in an entertaining and accessible way.
Across the three titles, Henson showcases different approaches to preschool and family entertainment, from the outdoor adventure of Wowsabout and the movement-driven Monster Dance to the food, science and comedy of Duff’s Happy Fun Bake Time. The common thread is the use of imaginative characters, music and hands-on discovery to create engaging experiences for children and their families.
