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Viacom18's action channel, Sonic, has entered into a deal with Saban Brands' adventure series Power Rangers Samurai and Power Rangers Super Samurai for two seasons.
The deal was stitched by Los Angeles-based producer-distributor MarVista Entertainment, who had been appointed by Saban Brands in 2010 to represent international rights.
Spain’s 24-hour kids channel Boing and Venezuela’s Venevision, Chile’s Mega, have come on board joining existing programming platforms including Nickelodeon (multiple territories), Nine Network (Australia), TV4 (New Zealand), Canal J and Gulli (France), Mediaset’s Italia 1 and Boing (Italy), Televisa (Mexico), SIC (Portugal), Groupo Bandeirantes (Brazil), America TV (Peru), TCTV (Ecuador), Corp Medcom Panama, Telefuturo (Paraguay), Unitel (Bolivia), Intrasas TV (Nicaragua), Monte Carlo TV (Uruguay) and E-TV (South Africa).
“With an impressive roster of leading broadcast partners onboard worldwide, the momentum of Saban Brands’ Power Rangers Samurai franchise continues to build around the globe,” said MarVista Entertainment CEO Fernando Szew. “As Power Rangers Super Samurai debuts internationally we anticipate even further growth in ratings across various territories, and without doubt we will fulfill the demands of Power Rangers fans all over the world.”
The deal was stitched by Los Angeles-based producer-distributor MarVista Entertainment, who had been appointed by Saban Brands in 2010 to represent international rights.
Spain’s 24-hour kids channel Boing and Venezuela’s Venevision, Chile’s Mega, have come on board joining existing programming platforms including Nickelodeon (multiple territories), Nine Network (Australia), TV4 (New Zealand), Canal J and Gulli (France), Mediaset’s Italia 1 and Boing (Italy), Televisa (Mexico), SIC (Portugal), Groupo Bandeirantes (Brazil), America TV (Peru), TCTV (Ecuador), Corp Medcom Panama, Telefuturo (Paraguay), Unitel (Bolivia), Intrasas TV (Nicaragua), Monte Carlo TV (Uruguay) and E-TV (South Africa).
“With an impressive roster of leading broadcast partners onboard worldwide, the momentum of Saban Brands’ Power Rangers Samurai franchise continues to build around the globe,” said MarVista Entertainment CEO Fernando Szew. “As Power Rangers Super Samurai debuts internationally we anticipate even further growth in ratings across various territories, and without doubt we will fulfill the demands of Power Rangers fans all over the world.”
