Litton Entertainment From the Audiovisual Identity Database, the motion graphics museum Litton Entertainment was founded in 1988 by Dave Morgan as Litton Syndications, based in Charleston, South Carolina. The company started out syndicating sports-related specials; in the 1990s, with a growth in educational children's shows due to the Children's Television Act requiring television stations to air a weekly quota of educational programs, the company began to syndicate Jack Hanna's Animal Adventures. In 2007, the company bought syndication rights to 85 movies from the Castle Hill library from Peace Arch Entertainment. In 2009, the company began to produce original shows starting with Street Court. Over the years, with the decline in children's television blocks on Saturday mornings, Litton began enacting deals with networks for blocks of educational live-action programming, gradually replacing all known blocks; this began in 2011 with a deal with ABC to syndicate Litton's Weekend Adventure, replacing ABC Kids. In 2013, Litton introduced their second Saturday morning programming block, CBS Dream Team for CBS, replacing Cookie Jar TV. In 2014, Litton introduced their third Saturday morning programming block, One Magnificent Morning for The CW, replacing Saban Brands' Vortexx block. On February 24, 2016, Litton introduced another Saturday morning programming block, The More You Know for NBC, ending the era of Saturday morning cartoons until the following year when Sinclair Ver mais