Fizzy & Suds on ABC Kids and ABC iview returns

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Fizzy & Suds on ABC Kids and ABC iview returns – The ABC is bubbling with excitement as season 2 of children’s series Fizzy & Suds premieres at 3:40pm on Monday 8 September on ABC Kids and iview.

Fizzy and Suds, two animated bubbles with boundless curiosity, are ready to dive into a fresh batch of real-world fascinations, with episodes focusing on Penguins, Garbage Trucks, Railways, Bees, Noodles, Storms, Frogs and more. They’ll bring viewers along for the ride with their signature sparkle and wonder.

Each episode is a sensory journey that celebrates curiosity, playful exploration and the thrill of discovering a new subject of fascination. Fizzy & Suds champions children’s passions and divergent thinking, encouraging audiences to follow their interests and think outside the box.

Always free and Always entertaining, catch up on Fizzy & Suds Season 1 on ABC iview now.

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Production credit: A Tilt Media and Entertainment Production. Major production financing from the ABC in association with Screen NSW. Distribution by ABC Commercial. Producer Sam Griffin. Executive Producer Chris Hilton. ABC Commissioning Editor Emma Rigney.

Fizzy & Suds on ABC Kids and ABC iview – Monday 8 September at 3.40pm

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