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Raving Rabbids TV Show Headed To Nickelodeon
Ubisoft announced that it will create its own CG episodes for a new Raving Rabbids TV show that will air worldwide on Nickelodeon except in the company's native France.
Ubisoft will create 78 seven-minute shorts that Nickelodeon will cluster together and air as 26 half-hour episodes starting in 2013. France Televisions will handle the broadcasting within that country.
"As the world's most recognized entertainment brand for children and families, Nickelodeon is the perfect vehicle to share the zany Rabbids characters and their crazy adventures with television audiences around the globe," said Jean-Julien Baronnet, CEO of Ubisoft Motion Pictures. "This partnership represents a major milestone in Ubisoft's strategy to expand its brands to new media, thereby attracting new audiences to its games."
The top image is not from the new TV show.
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