- This article is about the show. For the character, see here.
Dot. is a Canadian-American series based on the book by Randi Zuckerberg. In January 2018, the show was renewed for a second season.
Plot[]
- "Dot uses technology to play and discover with family, friends and her “best dog” Scratch to learn even more about the real world around her." (link)
What Kids Learn About[]
- "Curiosity, Technology, Creativity"
History on Sprout[]
The show joined Sprout on October 22nd, 2016, airing weekends at 11AM ET. To promote the series' launch, Sprout held a screening at Black Tap.[1] In addition, interstitials known as Do's and Dots aired. In conjunction with the show's premiere, Sprout published a survey, Sprout Talks Tech, which revealed that an overwhelming majority need a roadmap to help navigate tech usage on a day-to-day basis.
The show also had its own app, Dotopedia.
The series made it past the launch of Universal Kids in 2017. The show stopped airing on the channel sometime in 2020, However, its presence is still on the network's website.
Characters[]
Games[]
Notes[]
- The show was released on Hulu 90 days after it premiered on Sprout.
Gallery[]
See Dot./Gallery
Videos[]
