Since last November 13, Apple TV + subscribers have at their disposal a new series for the little ones in the house, a animated series starring a different robot named Doug and that has been created by Dreamworks, an animation company founded by Steven Spielberg and which is currently under the umbrella of NBC Universal.
The first 6 episodes of this new animated series are currently available, with an average duration of 22 minutes per episode. This series shows Doug a robot that learns how humans do things. To promote this new series, the Apple TV + channel has posted 7 trailers on his YouTube channel.
These trailers show us Doug learns what an adventure is, what a farm is for, how beaches work ... In total we found more than 20 minutes of footage, more than enough to see if the little ones in the house are attracted to this new series. As we can read in the description of this series:
For Doug, a young and curious robot, information is not everything. While others go online to download data every day, he prefers to go out with his best friend Emma to explore the world of humans and experience its wonders first-hand.
It's dinnertime! Emma teaches Doug and his family robots how to dine at a restaurant.
Doug and Emma head to the farm to meet Nana and Doug's grandfather.
Doug learns all about imagination.
When a little duck loses his way, Doug and Emma try to help him find his way back home.
Emma shows Doug all the fun adventures that await him when he goes on vacation.
When things aren't calculating, Doug logs off and asks Emma why people go to the beach.
Emma teaches Doug how to have fun playing many different games.
Although the trailers are in English (we can add the subtitles in Spanish) the series is doubled both to the Spanish of Spain and to the Spanish of Latin America.