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Pupstruction 2023 Tv Series Review Trailer Poster Online

 Disney has found a puppy-themed preschool series that is bound to be a hit with kids. Emmy Award-nominated writer-producer Travis Braun has expanded his overall deal with Disney to develop and produce live-action and animated content across linear and streaming platforms, and that includes his new series Pupstruction.


Braun's new series is aimed at preschool audiences and has already been greenlit for an unrelated Disney Channel Original Movie (DCOM) in addition to the Disney Junior series. The agreement signed between Braun and Disney includes a first look at Braun's projects for other Disney-owned platforms such as Disney+ and theatrical releases.

Stars: Kari Wahlgren, Justina Machado, Eric Bauza

Pupstruction sounds absolutely adorable. The series follows the adventures of the world's first all-dog construction company and the team's smallest pup, Phinny, who is an innovative young corgi. Despite being the smallest pup, he proves that you don't need big paws to have big dreams or big ideas. Which is an important lesson for the little ones watching.


Braun is currently the creator and executive producer of T.O.T.S. from Disney Junior, and previously worked on the Disney Channel limited series Fast Layne and Disney Junior's Vampirina, Puppy Dog Pals and Muppet Babies. Braun is set to work with family colleagues on Pupstruction, as T.O.T.S's Vic Cook will serve as executive producer and Abigail Nesbitt will serve as supervising director. Robyn Brown, who previously worked with Braun on Muppet Babies, is set to co-produce and edit the story for the upcoming series.


Pupstruction is scheduled to premiere on Disney Junior and Disney+ in 2023.

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