In a first, a new PBS Kids series showcasing a cast of neurodiverse characters is headed to television. The animated show “Carl the Collector” will premiere Thursday. Aimed at children ages 4 to 8, ...

A first-of-its-kind children’s show featuring a main character with autism is set to premiere this fall. PBS Kids said this week that “Carl the Collector” will debut Nov. 14. The animated show is all ...

A new show from PBS Kids aims to teach kids and caregivers more about autism by featuring animal characters who display a range of symptoms and behaviors associated with the condition. The first 14 ...

PBS KIDS has ordered Carl the Collector, its first show featuring a lead character on the autism spectrum, ... Carl the Collector is slated to premiere in fall 2024 on PBS KIDS.

PBS Kids' newest children's program, "Carl the Collector," premieres this week — and the cartoon is breaking ground as the network's first show to feature central characters on the autism spectrum.

A new animated series for young children premiering Nov. 14 will be PBS Kids’ first to feature main characters with autism, the network reports. “Carl the Collector,” aimed at 4-to-8-year ...

PBS Kids has ordered 40, 22-minute episodes of Carl the Collector, the broadcaster’s first show featuring a lead character on the autism spectrum. The show will premiere in the fall of 2024.

He and his friends are part of the new animated show Carl the Collector, the first PBS Kids series to feature main characters on the autism spectrum. Article content We apologize, but this video ...

On Thursday, PBS debuts its new children’s program, “Carl the Collector.” Like many TV shows aimed at the under 10 demographic, “Carl” features adorable animated animals who work ...

PBS Kids’ newest star Carl – a raccoon with autism who collects everything from lint to plush toys – is making history as the network’s first lead character on the spectrum.

New PBS Kids cartoon features main characters with autism “Carl the Collector” is aimed at 4-to-8-year-olds and was designed to celebrate the variety and potential of neurodivergent kids.