Then suddenly, Chris and I realized our feet were ... who has tuned into PBS over the last 25 years for “Kratts’ Creatures” or “Zoboomafoo” or the animated “Wild Kratts”: a torrent ...

We interviewed the Kratt brothers, the creators and hosts of the Emmy Award-winning PBS kids shows “Zoboomafoo” and “Kratts’ Creatures,” at the Central Park Zoo recently. Chris, 34, and ...

Chris Kratt doesn’t let a slimy annoyance such ... It was followed by the Emmy-winning “Zoboomafoo” and “Be the Creature.” These live-action shows, starring the Kratts, introduced ...

snacked and stared blankly at kids during the 65-episode run of Zoboomafoo, which produced new episodes for preschoolers on PBS from 1999 to 2001 under the helm of brothers Martin and Chris Kratt.

Martin and Chris Kratt, the Ottawa-based brothers ... Over the past three decades, the two have talked about animals on Kratts’ Creatures (1996), Zoboomafoo (1999-2001) and Be the Creature ...

Chris and Martin Kratt are gearing up to entertain youngsters in the region this weekend. The brothers, who are real life zoologists, will bring the live version of their "Wild Kratts" PBS ...

DeWitt Chris and Martin Kratt have been entertaining and ... Their star power began growing with the 1996 PBS Kids premiere of Kratts’ Creatures. Lemur-loving Zoboomafoo was a staple of the children’s ...

The Kratt Brothers, known for children’s shows such as Kratts’ Creatures, Zoboomafoo ... animated segments that feature both Martin and Chris as well as the rest of the Wild Kratts team.

The show was hosted by zoologist brothers Martin and Chris Kratt. They had previously hosted the PBS program "Kratts' Creatures," and "Zoboomafoo" was a spiritual sequel. The show was set at ...

he and his younger brother Chris grew up in Warren Township, New Jersey, and together created the children's television series Kratts' Creatures and Zoboomafoo, as well as Be the Creature ...

Chris and Martin Kratt grew up in the suburbs of New Jersey ... of a preschool concept at PBS a couple years later. “Zoboomafoo” was a beast of a production — literally and figuratively ...