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| Can I get an autographed picture? | |
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Because all of our PBS Kids shows are made by different production companies, you need to write to the program's producers to request a picture of your favorite PBS star. You can find the snail mail and e-mail addresses by clicking on your favorite show's title in the program list here. Be sure to give them your address, or they won't be able to send you a picture! |
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| Can I be a guest on my favorite PBS program? | |
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Because all of our PBS Kids shows are made by different production companies, you need to write to the program's producers for information on how guests are chosen for their program. You can find the snail mail and e-mail addresses by clicking on your favorite show's title in the program list here. Contestants for Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego? are chosen from schools in New York and New Jersey because that is where the show is taped. Unfortunately, tickets are not available. To recommend your school for a contestant search, please write to the producers at: WQED |
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| How do I write to my favorite PBS star? | |
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Our stars LOVE to get mail! You can find the snail mail and e-mail addresses for all your favorite PBS shows by clicking on the show's title in the program list here. Be sure to type your e-mail address carefully if you want them to write back!
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| When will you show new episodes? | |
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It depends on the program! Each of our PBS Kids shows is made by a different production company, and new episodes are ready at different times. You can write to the program's producers, or check with your local PBS station, to see when new episodes will air. You can find the producer's snail mail and e-mail addresses by clicking on your favorite show's title in the program list here. |
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| Why isn't there a Web site for my favorite PBS show? | |
| Whether or not to have a Web site is the decision of each program's producers. Not all PBS Kids shows have a Web site. Click on your favorite show's title in the program list here to see if it has a Web site! | |
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| What happened to The Electric Company and 3-2-1 Contact? | |
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The Electric Company and 3-2-1 Contact are not on the air anymore, because no new shows are being made. For more information about either of these shows, please write to the producers at:
Children's Television Workshop |
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