PICME is an Irish children's television show which originally aired on RTÉ, later airing on TG4 and Nick Jr. channels throughout Europe. Deals were also done with the BBC and HiT Entertainment.
Plot
- "Your child could be on Sprout TV. We’re looking for Sproutlets to star in upcoming episodes of PICME. Simply upload a photo and we’ll do the rest. Tune in to PICME on Sprout TV. Watch PICME every weekday at 11:45am ET during The Sunny Side Up Show and 5:15 pm ET during The Sprout Sharing Show!" (link)
From The Sharing Show website:
- "The Magical World Where Your Child is the Star! Upload a photo of your Sproutlet, then use our easy tools to create personalized games and coloring pages." (link)
History on Sprout
PICME started airing on Sprout on April 21st,[1] 2008, airing every weekday morning on the Sunny Side Up Show at 11:49AM ET. The show teamed up with its primary block, the Sprout Sharing Show, which it aired at 5:18PM ET that year on May 5th, to produce new episodes featuring American children instead of just Irish children.
However, it stopped airing on June 12th, 2011, the same day as seasons 8 to 10 of Thomas & Friends.
Notes
- A clip from "Early to Bed" of Clarence the Crocodile sleeping appears in the 2008 edition of Sprout's Snooze-a-Thon.
- In 2005, PICME was awarded the Best Digital Storytelling Category at the Digital Media Awards and received first place at the Kidscreen Pitch It Summit. PICME also picked up the award for Best Youth Programme at the Irish Film and Television Awards.
Gallery
See PICME/Gallery
