Drew & Jonathan Scott’s new show sets premiere date

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Drew and Jonathan Scott

Drew and Jonathan Scott are animated. Their upcoming preschool series, Builder Brothers Dream Factory, is scheduled to premiere on Sunday, March 26, 2023 at 9:40 a.m. Eastern Time on the Treehouse Network, Canada. This was announced by Scott Brothers Entertainment in a press release. The animated series can also be streamed on STACKTV.

Inspired by the Canadian siblings, the series follows the twins as “a pair of normal kids who use their extraordinary imagination, creativity, courage and heart – coupled with a large dose of TWINSPIRATION to help friends and solve neighborhood problems, by dreaming big. really big, sometimes too big!” according to the series description. “Along with best friends Mel and Ayana, the brothers navigate the ups and downs of trying to make their world a better place, one big dream at a time.”

tree house“Builder Brothers Dream Factory.”

The Scotts became household names on HGTV’s “Property Brothers,” which debuted in 2011. Her success has fueled spin-off series like Celebrity IOU and Brother vs. Brother. They’ve branched out with books and home decor lines.

“This series remains one of our most personal projects to date,” Drew said in a press release. “Now that we have our own children, we are more attuned to sharing the values ​​that our own parents taught us, but in a fresh and familiar way that resonates with families everywhere.”

Drew and his wife, Linda Phan, welcomed their first child, son Parker James, in May 2022. Jonathan is stepfather to his girlfriend Zooey Deschanel’s two children, daughter Elsie, 7, and son Charlie, 5, whom she shares with ex-husband Jacob Pechenik.

“We were raised to believe that we can dream up any great idea and that there is always a creative way to come together and solve any problem,” Jonathan added in the press release. “We hope this series will inspire optimism and teamwork in every home and school across the country.”

Scott Brothers Entertainment, which is co-producing the series with Sinking Ship Entertainment, first announced “Builder Brothers Dream Factory” in June 2021. They shared the news on Instagramwho take a quick look at their 3D characters.

The series is distributed by Corus Entertainment’s Nelvana.

“‘Builder Brothers Dream Factory’ is a welcome addition to our children’s portfolio, and Treehouse and STACKTV provide the perfect platform to bring this entertaining series to our Canadian audiences,” said Mellany Welsh, head of Nelvana Enterprises, in a press release. “Drew and Jonathan are world famous for making dreams come true and thinking outside the box, which are values ​​we share at Nelvana. We look forward to working with Sinking Ship Entertainment and Scott Brothers Entertainment and look forward to inspiring kids to dream big as we embark on an adventure of transformation, creativity and resilience with The Builder Brothers.”

“Builder Brothers Dream Factory” will be released in Latin America”

tree houseBuilder Brothers Dream Factory Characters.

Builder Brothers Dream Factory will be distributed in Latin America thanks to Nelvana’s deal with Discovery Kids Latin America. Corus announced this in a press release.

“Discovery Kids Latin America is a key partner in our content renovation as we aim to bring innovative entertainment to viewers of all ages around the world to enjoy and learn from,” the twins said in the Corus press release.

Drew added in the press release, “We are honored to work with them and look forward to inspiring our younger fans to reach for the stars and achieve their dreams.”

Drew & Jonathan Scott wrote the children’s books The Builder Brothers

Drew and Jonathan have a picture book series called The Builder Brothers illustrated by Kim Smith.

HarperCollins Publishing released his debut children’s book,Builder Brothers: Big plan“ in October 2018.

“The twins brainstorm, doodle and tinker until they come up with the perfect grand plan,” reads the book’s description. Then it asks, “But what will Drew and Jonathan do if their big plans don’t go as they hoped?”

The second book in the seriesBuilder Brothers: Better together‘ followed the twins as they prepared for a soapbox race, when a disagreement prompted the duo to race each other, according to the book’s description.

This isn’t the Scotts’ only foray into literature, having previously written Dream Home: The Property Brothers’ Ultimate Guide to Finding & Fixing Your Perfect House and It Takes Two: Our Story.

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