Cbs sports live (CBS All Access welcomes new children's programs before the Nickelodeon deal)

Parents who want to provide their children with streaming services to watch content have a new choice. CBS's on-demand service, All Access, can now host a large number of children's programs, and there will be more next year.

Now, all Access subscribers can access children's programs, such as the newly restarted "dangerous Mouse" and classic original shows from the 1980s, as well as new seasons of "cloudy days" with conspiracy balls and children's favorites, such as "the Builder Bob", "the Inspector's Gadget" and "the Adventures of Paddington Bear". CBS says it will expand its library of children's content to more than 1000 episodes in the coming weeks.

In addition, CBS also announced that from January next year, the service will provide Nickelodeon content library. Nickelodeon is owned by Viacom, which is currently in the process of merging with CBS. The two companies will become ViacomCBS, and the deal will be completed on December 4.

Other Viacom content may also enter CBS All Access in the future, such as Comedy Center, MTV, BET and so on. This can help support streaming services, with few top shows other than Star Trek: discovery and belligerence. After the debut of 103010, interest in this service is sure to increase next year.

You can now see a complete list of all new children's programs added to "all access permissions" on the CBS website.