Imagine the perfect childhood: traveling the globe with your parents...excavating ancient ruins... and fleeing for your life from a hostile mummy!

Based on the blockbuster feature film franchise "The Mummy" andits sequel "The Mummy Returns," this new animated series puts Rickand Evy O'Connell's 11 year-old son Alex front and center. In the premiereepisode, Alex mischievously puts on the all-powerful "Manacle of Osiris,"and can't get it off his wrist. This sets off a race around the world to findthe sacred Scrolls of Thebes (the manacle's "instruction manual")before the family is located by Imhotep, the mummified spirit of an evilEgyptian high priest, who is also in search of the Scrolls and the Manacle. The fate of the world is at stake, and Alex O'Connell hasto save it.

The Mummy combines round-the-world exotic locationsof the 1930s with a contemporary attitude, and unwraps plenty ofkid-friendly comedy and high adventure. The series is produced by UniversalTelevision, and will air Saturdays this fall.

The Mummy characters and images ©2001Universal Studios. All rights reserved.

InBubbletown, there's a robot for everyone. And it's your robot, not your zip code or make of car, that determines your status here.

When Andy, a 13 year-old robot-whiz, moves to town, he hooks up with a cyborg-loving gang that hangs out at The Bottie's Pit, the local robot shop. Intrigued by an "unfixable" junk robot calledCubix, Andy resurrects it through sheer perseverance and discovers an awesome mechanical friend that can transform itself into numerous devices. Cubix is incredibly strong, and incredibly loyal to Andy and his buds. When the evil Dr. K,Bubbletown's mad scientist, starts stealing robots in search of a mysterious power source calledSolex, Cubix and the kids prove to be the only force that can oppose him... and new heroes are born.

An effervescent, innovative series with a fantastic CGI look as bright and fun as its characters,Cubix has a spirit and heart as powerful as the super-robot it's named after.It's a futuristic story of action, adventure and an uncommon friendship.  Cubixis produced by From 4Kids Productions, Inc., the same team that brought Pokémon to Kids' WB!,and will air Saturday mornings this fall.

Cubix characters and images ©2001 Cinepix,Daiwon, and 4 Kids Entertainment, Inc. Cubix is a registered trademark ofCinepix, Daiwon, and 4 Kids Entertainment, Inc.

"I see The Nightmare Room as a fun house. You step inside thisplace, and everything seems normal at first. And then you look and you see thefloor is tilted. And then it looks like the walls are closing in on you...you're not in your old reality".
--R. L. Stine

Kids love to be scared as much as they love Saturday mornings. And nobody does itbetter than R. L. Stine.

This new live-action series (the first ever for Kids' WB!) will take viewers to a world beyond reality... where nightmares just might be real. A world where ordinary eyeglasses reveal the masks people hide behind, lies come true with eerie results and a school locker with the #13 brings the worst luck of all.Based on R.L. Stine's hit book series published by Parachute/Avon Books, and adding new stories written just for Kids' WB!,The Nightmare Room is guaranteed to keep kids creeped-out to their heart's content. Each episode will be a stand-alone story with its own cast (including big-name guest stars), taking viewers into an alternate reality where ordinary occurrences can suddenly turn into the most extraordinary, scary experiences.

The Nightmare Room builds on R.L. Stine's reputation as "the Stephen King for kids" and the master of "safe scares."This series is a powerful double-whammy, featuring Stine's talent with a strong cross-promotion from his books.Produced by superstar team Tollin/Robbins ("All That," "Kenan & Kel," "The Amanda Show," "CousinSkeeter") in association with Warner Bros. Television, it promises to raise a lotta hair on Saturday mornings.

The Nightmare Room and all related images ©2001Parachute Publishing, L.L.C.