Kuumetti

Kuumetti is a Finnish television channel that primarily broadcasts children's programming. It was launched on January 1, 1997, as a joint venture between the Finnish Broadcasting Company (YLE) and the Finnish commercial television network MTV3. The channel's name is a portmanteau of the Finnish words "kuuma" (hot) and "metti" (mushroom), reflecting its vibrant and playful content.

Kuumetti's programming is designed to appeal to children aged 3 to 12. It features a mix of animated series, live-action shows, and educational content. Some of its most popular programs include "Kummitusjuttu" (Ghost Story), "Käytävä 6" (Hallway 6), and "Käytävä 7" (Hallway 7). The channel also produces and broadcasts a variety of special events and holiday-themed programming.

Kuumetti is available on digital terrestrial television, cable, and satellite platforms in Finland. It is also accessible through online streaming services, allowing viewers to watch its programming on various devices. The channel's content is produced in Finnish, with some programs also available in Swedish and other languages.

Kuumetti has won numerous awards for its programming, including the prestigious Children's BAFTA. The channel has also been recognized for its innovative and high-quality content, which has helped it become one of the most popular children's television channels in Finland.