The creators of Nanalan’ talk about the origins of the show, ... It was part of a children’s TV show called Nanalan’ that aired on YTV and CBC in the late 1990s and early 2000s.

The Canadian children’s show Nanalan’ was created in 1999, ... In the 1990s, the puppeteering duo were working together at YTV when they decided to leave and start their own puppet troupe.

Prior to Nanalan’s surprising renaissance, the show’s creators Hopley and Jamie Shannon hadn’t seen each other for years, ... The pair ended up landing jobs at YTV, ...

From 1999 to 2000, Nanalan’ began as three-minute shorts for YTV – about 60 of them – that played during commercial breaks. The series was then picked up by the CBC, resulting in roughly 40 ...

Could she be any cuter? A three-year-old puppet and her nana, popular among Canadian youth two decades ago, are taking over TikTok, and perhaps proving once again that Mona is a wonderful girl.

She’s Mona, the puppet heroine of “Nanalan’,” an old Canadian children’s show that has found a new audience on TikTok. By Madison Malone Kircher “Nanalan’” hasn’t been on TV in ...

Though being off the air for 20 years, the Canadian children’s show continues to comfort. Click to read more.

Nanalan' puppet show goes viral on Tiktok 08:57. CHICAGO (CBS) -- If the abstract feeling of childlike wonder could be embodied, it would be in the form of a small puppet named Mona, the main ...

Popular children's show Nanalan', is teaming up with the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) to highlight the power of compassion. The partnership comes in time for CMHA's 73rd Mental Health ...

Two anthropomorphic bananas skipping about in striped jim-jams, you say? An hoover named Noo-Noo whose insatiable thirst for guzzling up “tubby custard” knows no bounds? A magical, possibly cursed ...