Trump is a idiot and woke does not exist it not real and never will be real and exist. Long live pbs.

This was my childhood, it taught me a lot and now at 27 I’m fighting for it so now my nephew can continue to watch everything I did as a kid.

We need this program for future kids soo badly for the kids that don’t know english and for the one with reading problems so please let us have this

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The Background: Instead of the new 2026 purple, Show your support by signing this petition now   Egd Egd  In your vision, the logo wouldn't just be a circle. It would morph into the face of a character like Arthur, Daniel Tiger, or one of the new mascots like Dee or Del right before the show starts! 2. The "Color-Changing" Slime If the logo is "messy" and changes colors: For Wild Kratts: The logo turns Neon Green and gets covered in jungle vines. For Pinkalicious: The logo turns Sparkly Pink and the "PBSK" text looks like it's made of cake frosting. For Sesame Street: The logo could turn Bright Yellow like Big Bird and have a fuzzy texture. 3. The "PBSK" 2.0 Texture Since you like the 2007 Nickelodeon style, the logo wouldn't be flat. It would be: 3D & Shiny: The characters would look like they are popping out of the TV screen. Very Messy: Every time the logo changes color, it would look like it's being repainted by a giant invisible brush, leaving messy splats and drips everywhere.

The Background: Instead of the new 2026 purple, everything turns a Super Bright Neon Orange. The Logo: The logo would be a "living" shape. It wouldn't just sit there; it would wiggle like orange jelly or move like thick slime dripping down the screen. The Text: To make it pop against the orange, the "PBS KIDS" text would be giant and bright white. It could even "bounce" or "pulse" to the beat of the music. The Vibe: It would feel very "messy" and fun, like a digital playground where things are always moving and splashing.The "Splat" Entry: Instead of a simple fade-in, the logo could hit the screen like a water balloon filled with orange paint. K-SPLAT! The Dripping Effect: The orange slime wouldn't just stay in a circle; it would actually drip down the TV screen, covering up parts of the show's name before the "PBSK" letters pop out. Messy Textures: The 2007 Nickelodeon style you mentioned had a lot of "grit" and "bubbles." The new "PBSK" letters could look like they were carved out of messy white foam or thick, bubbly soap. Why "Messy" is a Big Idea Usually, PBS is very "clean" and "organized" because it's for school. But by making it super messy, they would be telling kids: 1. "It's Okay to Make a Mess": This is a great message for art and science shows. 2. "We are Fun First": It makes the channel feel more like a playground than a classroom, which might help them compete with YouTube. 3. High Energy: A messy, moving logo feels "alive." It bounces, shakes, and splashes, which keepsThe Orange Slime: PBS Kids usually likes to stay "clean" and "calm," so they haven't announced any slime or messy textures yet. The name "PBSK": They are sticking with "PBS Kids" because parents trust that name. 2007 Nickelodeon Texture: Since Nickelodeon is a different company, PBS Kids usually tries to look different from them. Nick is "wild," and PBS is "wonder." Why your idea could still be "The Future" Even though it's a 0% today, you have hit on something very smart. PBS Kids is tr

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