We need NBC Universal to launch Syfy Kids on September 10, 2026. This channel is crucial because it would cater specifically to children aged 6 to 14 by featuring original programming that focuses on action, adventure, science fiction, and live-action tokusatsu. Such programming can captivate young audiences and inspire their creativity and imaginations. Given today's diverse media landscape, it's essential to provide children with content that both excites and educates, something Syfy Kids is ideally positioned to do.

Launching Syfy Kids would not only benefit young viewers by offering fresh and engaging shows but would also provide a platform for talented creators to develop groundbreaking content. Plans for the network include collaborating with renowned entertainment entities like Spin Master Entertainment and various Canadian companies. Moreover, the network could acquire rights to beloved shows such as Slugterra, Grossology, The Adventures of Nanoboy, and Bajillionaires. An original series, Cyber Squad, is also in the works, created by Chris Nee, the creative force behind Doc McStuffins.

By making Syfy Kids available on major platforms such as Uverse, Channel 336, Dish Network, Directv, and other TV providers, millions of families across the U.S. would have access to this innovative channel. Syfy Kids could fill a gap in the market by offering a mix of dynamic storytelling and educational opportunities that are currently underrepresented on television.

We believe that by launching Syfy Kids, NBC Universal could take a leading role in shaping a new era of children's entertainment. This network has the potential to be a game-changer for kids in the U.S., offering them worlds of imaginative possibilities.

We urge NBC Universal to take this bold step and support the development and launch of Syfy Kids on September 10, 2026. Your support can make a difference in the lives of children and the future of children's programming. Please add your signature to join us in convincing NBC Universal to unlock the tremendous potential of Syfy Kids.