Boomerang (Central and Eastern European TV channel) facts for kids
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| Broadcast area | Balkans Benelux Central Europe Eastern Europe |
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| Programming | |
| Language(s) | Dutch English German Hungarian Polish Romanian Russian |
| Picture format | 1080i HDTV (downscaled to 576i for the SDTV feed) |
| Ownership | |
| Owner | WarnerMedia International |
| Sister channels | Cartoon Network CEE Cartoon Network Germany Cartoon Network Netherlands & Flanders Cartoon Network Poland Cartoon Network Russia and Southeastern Europe CNN International TNT Comedy TNT Film TNT Serie |
| History | |
| Launched | 5 June 2005 (as Boomerang Europe) 12 October 2011 (independent feed) |
| Replaced | Boomerang Germany |
| Availability | |
| Cable | |
| UPC (Poland) | Channel 612 |
| Vodafone (Romania) | Channel 505 |
| Kabel Deutschland (Germany) | Channel 610 (SD) / Channel 621 (HD) |
| Unitymedia (Germany) | Channel 243 (SD) |
| UPC (Switzerland) | Channel 193 (HD) |
| Ziggo (Netherlands) | Channel 309 |
| Telenet (Belgium) | Channel 371 (Flanders) Channel 361 (Brussels) |
| Caiway (Netherlands) | Channel 124 |
| DELTA (Netherlands) | Channel 251 |
| Kabel Noord (Netherlands) | Channel 202 |
| Satellite | |
| Cyfrowy Polsat (Poland) | Channel 92 |
| Platforma Canal+ (Poland) | Channel 102 |
| Focus Sat (Romania) | Channel 68 |
| Digi TV (Romania) | Channel 81 |
| Makedonski Telekom (North Macedonia) | Channel 205 |
| DigitAlb (Albania) | Channel 86 |
| Sky (Germany/Austria) | Channel 500 (SD) |
| Canal Digitaal (Netherlands) | Channel 43 |
| IPTV | |
| KPN (Netherlands) | Channel 55 (HD) |
| Max TV (North Macedonia) | Channel 203 |
| Open IPTV (Serbia) | Channel 522 |
| Telekom Entertain (Germany) | Channel 216 (SD/HD) |
| T-Mobile (Netherlands) | Channel 196 (HD) |
| Proximus TV (Flanders) | Channel 43 |
| Proximus TV (Brussels & Wallonia) | Channel 293 |
| Scarlet (Belgium) | Channel 138 |
| Streaming media | |
| Ziggo GO (Netherlands) | ZiggoGO.tv (Europe only) |
Boomerang is a TV channel in Europe that focuses on showing animated cartoons for kids. It's a pay television channel, which means you usually need to subscribe to a TV package to watch it. Boomerang broadcasts in many countries across Europe, including Germany, Poland, Russia, and more!
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What is Boomerang?
Boomerang first started in Europe on June 5, 2005, as "Boomerang Europe." Later, on October 12, 2011, it became an independent channel. It's owned by WarnerMedia International, a big company that owns many other channels.
Where Can You Watch Boomerang?
This channel is available in many parts of Europe. You can find it in countries like Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. It also broadcasts in the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg (known as Benelux). Further east, it's available in Russia, Ukraine, Poland, Hungary, Romania, and the Czech Republic.
Languages Boomerang Offers
Boomerang broadcasts in several languages so more kids can enjoy it. You can watch shows in Dutch, English, German, Hungarian, Polish, Romanian, and Russian. This helps children in different countries understand the cartoons.
How Boomerang Shows Look
Boomerang broadcasts its shows in high-quality HDTV. This means the picture is very clear and detailed. For older TVs, the signal is also available in SDTV, which is a standard picture quality.
Channels Like Boomerang
Boomerang has several "sister channels" that are also owned by WarnerMedia. These include different versions of Cartoon Network, like Cartoon Network CEE and Cartoon Network Germany. Other channels in the family are CNN International and various TNT channels.
Cartoonito Programming Block
Cartoonito was a special section of programming on Boomerang. It was made just for younger kids, like preschoolers. These shows aired during weekday mornings and afternoons. In 2014, Cartoonito became fully part of Boomerang's regular schedule.
Boomerang Channel Logos
Over the years, Boomerang has used different logos to represent its brand. Here are some of the logos the channel has used:
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5 June 2005 – 2 February 2015
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2 February 2015 to present
See also
In Spanish: Cartoonito (Europa Central y Oriental) para niños
