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Current programs

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 * Masterpiece
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 * Soundstage
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 * The Victory Garden
 * Washington Week in Review, now simply Washington Week
 * Wide Angle (TV series)
 * WIRED Science
 * The Woodwright's Shop

Upcoming Series/Pilots
Make 'Em Laugh: The Funny Business of America: Hosted by Billy Crystal, the six-hour series will air nationally on January 14, 21 and 28, 2009 with two one-hour episodes each night at 8p and 9p with repeat episodes airing the same nights at 10p and 11p. Co-produced by Thirteen/WNET and Ghost Light Films, each episode spotlights a different American comedy genre and will include interviews from more than 90 comedians, writers, producers and historians including Rosanne Barr, Kevin James, Carol Burnett, Sid Caesar, George Carlin and Chris Rock.

PBS Kids
See also http://pbskids.org/help/showlist.html
 * Adventures from the Book of Virtues
 * Angelina Ballerina
 * Barney & Friends
 * The Berenstain Bears (2003 TV series)
 * Between the Lions (2000-2007)
 * Bill Nye the Science Guy
 * Bob the Builder
 * Boohbah
 * Caillou (1998-Present)
 * Clifford the Big Red Dog (2000-Present)
 * Curious George
 * Davey and Goliath
 * Dragon Tales
 * Franny's Feet
 * George Shrinks
 * It's a Big Big World
 * Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
 * Jay Jay the Jet Plane
 * Magic School Bus
 * Martha Speaks (debuted on September 1, 2008)
 * Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (currently off-the-air)
 * Reading Rainbow (currently off-the-air)
 * Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat (currently off-the-air)
 * Sesame Street (1969-present)
 * Sid the Science Kid (debuted on September 1, 2008)
 * Super Why!
 * Teletubbies (currently off-the-air)
 * Thomas and Friends
 * Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego
 * Where on Earth Is Carmen Sandiego?
 * Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego
 * WordWorld
 * Zoboomafoo (currently off-the-air)

PBS Kids Go

 * Arthur
 * Clifford's Puppy Days
 * Cyberchase
 * Design Squad
 * DragonflyTV
 * The Electric Company (2009 TV series)
 * Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman
 * Maya & Miguel
 * Postcards from Buster
 * Sesame Street
 * Wishbone
 * ZOOM

Programs seen on PBS member stations, but not distributed to them by PBS

 * Are You Being Served?
 * As Time Goes By
 * BBC World News
 * Keeping Up Appearances
 * Last of the Summer Wine
 * The McLaughlin Group (American Public Television)
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 * Red Dwarf (BBC America)
 * Waiting For God
 * The Fitness Show (American Public Television)
 * Travels in Europe with Rick Steves (American Public Television)
 * Travels to The Edge with Art Wolfe (American Public Television)
 * Danger Rangers
 * Mustard Pancakes (American Public Television)
 * Zula Patrol (American Public Television)

Former programs
Some of these programs still air on stations, often using older copies. List does not include programming made for in-school use.

PBS

 * A.M. Weather
 * American Playhouse
 * Art of the Western World
 * Bill Moyers Journal
 * A Biography of America
 * Celtic Woman
 * Columbus and the Age of Discovery
 * Connect With English
 * The Constitution: That Delicate Balance
 * Cosmos: A Personal Voyage
 * The Creation of the Universe
 * Destinos
 * Discover The World of Science
 * Discovering Psychology: Updated Edition
 * Ethics in America
 * Evening at Pops
 * Feeling Good
 * Fokus Deutsch
 * The French Chef
 * The Frugal Gourmet
 * French in Action
 * The Health Quarterly
 * The Infinite Voyage
 * It's Strictly Business
 * Literary Visions
 * Matinee at the Bijou
 * Meeting of Minds
 * The Mechanical Universe
 * Mystery!
 * Once Upon A Classic
 * Over Easy
 * Race to Save the Planet
 * P. Allen Smith's Garden Home
 * Talking with David Frost
 * The Pallisers
 * The Power of Myth
 * The Romagnolis' Table
 * Taking the Lead: The Management Revolution
 * Say Brother
 * Soundstage
 * Trying Times
 * Voices & Visions
 * A Walk Through the 20th Century with Bill Moyers
 * Wall $treet Week
 * The Western Tradition
 * The World of Chemistry

PBS Kids

 * Corduroy
 * Elliot Moose
 * Kratts' Creatures
 * Liberty's Kids
 * Marvin the Tap-Dancing Horse
 * Noddy
 * The Puzzle Place
 * Seven Little Monsters
 * Theodore Tugboat
 * Timothy Goes to School
 * Wimzie's House

Childrens' programs predating PBS Kids

 * 3-2-1 Contact
 * Carrascolendas
 * Charlie Horse Music Pizza
 * Club Connect
 * The Electric Company (1971 TV series)
 * Ghostwriter
 * In the Mix
 * Katie and Orbie
 * Kino's Storytime
 * Lamb Chop's Play-Along
 * Long Ago & Far Away
 * Mr. Conductor's Thomas Tales
 * Newton's Apple
 * The Ren & Stimpy Show
 * Shining Time Station
 * Square One Television
 * Tots TV
 * Villa Alegre
 * Vegetable Soup
 * Zoobilee Zoo

Syndicated programs not distributed by PBS

 * Adventures of Dudley the Dragon
 * Adventures with Kanga Roddy
 * Bloopy's Buddies
 * The Big Comfy Couch
 * Crossroads Cafe
 * Captain Kangaroo (American Public Television)
 * Doctor Who
 * Dooley and pals show
 * Gerbert
 * Groundling Marsh
 * The Huggabug Club
 * The Joy of Painting (American Public Television)
 * Kidsongs (American Public Television)
 * Lil' Iguana
 * Mark Kistler's Imagination Station
 * Nightly Business Report (American Public Television; from 1981-2005)
 * Pappyland
 * Peppermint Place
 * Redwall
 * Ricky's Room
 * Salty's Lighthouse
 * Shelley T. Turtle Show
 * Slow Norris
 * Soccer Made in Germany
 * Wish*a*Roo Park

Plot
Shrek 2's storyline follows the same plot of the movie. Shrek and Fiona are on a journey to Far, Far Away Land to visit Fiona's parents. Shrek's in-laws aren't too thrilled that a crude ogre is married to their beloved daughter, so the battle for acceptance ensues. The game also covers things not shown in the film. Plot elements are delivered primarily through a storybook interface (text and illustrations) shown before each level.

Gameplay
In each level, the player controls a team of four characters, and can switch between them at any point. Each character has a unique ability that aids them in fighting enemies or moving through the environment (for example, Donkey can destroy obstacles and Fiona can slow down time).

The game is broken into different chapters, each with their own set of goals. One chapter might require the player to make sure three blind mice safely make their way to the witch's house. Another chapter might have the player act as a deputy in Far, Far Away Land—collecting bits of Humpty Dumpty, stealing treasure from a troll, escorting Cinderella while she window shops for a glass slipper, or ridding the town to the Pied Piper's rat infestation, collecting chickens for a stew, or battling Puss in Boots via timed button presses.

Players play mini-games that the player will have to complete when the player isn't traveling on hazardous paths from point A to point B. Challenges that require the player his/her entire party include having to punch chickens into cook pots or a pen, escorting characters through a stage (Billy Goat Gruff and the three blind mice), and collecting fairies, jewelry, etc.

The second type of mini-game, dubbed "Hero Time," gives one character a challenge to complete, usually emphasizing that character's particular skills displayed in the movie. Donkey at one point has to chase a fleeing onion wagon well riding on the back of Dragon. Fiona holds a private concert for a flock of black birds she's collecting for a pie (via exploding them by rhythm based button presses). Shrek has to throw a bunch of thugs into a paddy wagon.

Playable
Special ability: Shrek's special ability is called lift, where he can pick up and throw certain items and dazed enemies. Special ability: Fiona's special ability is to slow down time, which enhances her fighting ability. It can also be used to pass enemies that are too fast for normal time. Special ability: Donkey's special ability is his Burrow Blast, a powerful bucking kick. It can deal a lot of damage and can be used to open gates and reach certain checkpoints. Special ability: Gingerbread Man's special ability is to toss cookies which can attract enemies, which can in turn lead them into traps. Special ability: Lil' Red can throw poison apples, which explode and can clear a small area of enemies. Special ability: Puss in Boots can walk along tightropes, reaching levers, access points and coins. Special ability: Big Bad Wolf can blow away enemies with a gust of wind, which can be used to send enemies over a ledge. Special ability: Tinkerbell can use her pixie dust to make characters float. Can be useful for getting characters over some obstacles easily. Special ability: Shrek and Donkey can charge at enemies, attacking with a sword and causing more damage than usual.
 * Shrek: He is the Ogre forced on an adventure to save his wife, Fiona from Fairy Godmother's plans. He is willing to fight any monster to prove to Fiona's father King Harold that he is worthy to be her husband. His Hero Time is in Far Far Away, throwing rioting peasants in the Patty Wagon. Voiced by Michael Gough.
 * Princess Fiona: Fiona used to live in a tower until Shrek rescued her for Lord Farquad. The two fell in love and by a curse of a witch, Fiona was turned into an ogre for her love. Now she is joining her husband to Far Far Away to meet her parents. Her Hero Time is in Shrek's swamp. She sings with the birds in such a high pitch they explode for Grandma's pie, a reference to "Shrek". Voiced by Holly Fields.
 * Donkey: Donkey is Shrek's closest friend and although a bit of a coward, he is willing to help Shrek in any adventure. He helped the big guy in saving Fiona and now wants to help stop Fairy Godmother and save the marriage. He is married to Dragon who unknown to him, is pregnant with his Donkey babies. His Hero Time comes in the Witch chase level. Really it can be said it is Dragon's Hero Time as she is the one who chases and saved Fiona from a lethal fall in an out of control carriage as Donkey rides on her back. Voiced by Mark Moseley.
 * Gingerbread Man: Gingy is a Gingerbread man turned alive by his father the Muffin Man. He was captured by Lord Farquaad but now is ready to help his friend Shrek with his new adventure. In an attempt to help, he created a 20 foot little brother named Mongo. He got the group into the castle but slipped into the moat were Gingy is last seen mourning his death. His Hero Time is in Jack's Farm where he must climb the hill to fetch water from Jack's well. Voiced by James Arnold Taylor.
 * Lil' Red: Red is a baseball pitcher who joins the group after hitch hiking with them to Far Far Away. Her Hero Time is in Fairy Godmother's factory. She uses her apples to hold back Godmother as the others escape. Voiced by Tara Strong.
 * Dragon: Dragon used to be the guardian of Fiona's castle but after being defeated by Donkey has now fallen in love with him. They are married and Dragon is pregnant with Donkey's five babies. Dragon only appears in Level 2, where Donkey rides her during his Hero Time. Voiced by Frank Welker.
 * Puss in Boots: Puss is an assassin paid by King Harold to kill Shrek. He is defeated and spared for help in the adventure. After all he ends up being one of Shrek's closest friends. His Hero Time is in the Road to the Farm level. He must use his tight rope special to bring the elevator down from the top of a waterfall. Voiced by André Sogliuzzo.
 * Big Bad Wolf: Wolf is a little resentful at going through such danger for Shrek but is actually quite proud of his power. He is one of the creatures who helps Gingy in the jailbreak. His Hero Time is in the Jailbreak level where he must climb the "Stairway of Doom" to save Shrek, Puss, and Donkey. Voiced by James Arnold Taylor most of the game and by Aron Warner in some of the game.
 * Tinkerbell: She helps Gingy plan the Jailbreak of Shrek, Puss, and Donkey and is quite quick to keep Wolf in line. Only seen in the Jailbreak level, she is the only playable character without a Hero Time. Voiced by Tara Strong.
 * Human Shrek and Horse Donkey: After drinking a Happily Ever After potion. The two turn into a handsome hero and a noble steed. The potion effects the love of the drinker as well so Fiona reverted to human form and Dragon turned into an unseen Pegasus. Their Hero Time is in the mountain level where they must chase Fairy Godmother to save Snow White.

Bonus

 * King Harold: the father of Fiona. He expected to see Fiona married to Prince Charming but is shocked to find Shrek instead. He teams up with Fairy Godmother to get rid of Shrek so that Charming can take his place. He finally comes to terms with his daughter's love. Voiced by Michael Gough.
 * Mongo: The giant brother of Gingy, he is the only non-playable character to have a Hero Time in the second to last level. Human Shrek is the one doing the work but the Hero Time icon is Mongo so it is considered his. Voiced by Frank Welker.
 * Magic Mirror: Mirror appears at the beginning of every level to dictate the whereabouts between that connect the story. He also serves as a guide through the game and advises the team on what to do next. Voiced by Mel Fair
 * Lil' Red's Grandma: She appears at the end of level 1, waiting for her chicken soup. She surprisingly looks like the Fairy Godmother, minus the wings, glasses, and wand. Voiced by Vanessa Marshall.
 * The Three Pigs: the three pigs are assigned to take care of Jack and Jill's farm while they are away but are too lazy to actually work so they request the help of the group in return for the package to sneak into Fairy Godmother's factory. They are afterwards captured during a jailbreak but saved by Gingy and a gang of creatures. Voiced by Cody Cameron.
 * Three Blind Mice: friends of Shrek. At the end of the first adventure, they were turned into horses to pull the carriage. On the way to Far Far Away, the three are turned back into mice as to serve as ingredients in witchery. The three remain mice but are captured during Shrek's jailbreak and are saved by Gingy and a group of creatures. Voiced by Christopher Knights.
 * Seven Dwarves: these little workers must be saved by the group around Shrek's home. They are then seen again in the mountain pass, advising the team on how to get through in return for the rescue of Snow White. Voiced by James Arnold Taylor.
 * Goat Brothers: three brothers living on the trail to Jack and Jill's farm. They require the group's help to return them to their homes after a few mishapes with trolls. Voiced by James Arnold Taylor.
 * Snow White: captured in the mine. She is kidnapped by Fairy Godmother but is saved in Handsome Shrek and Steed Donkey's Hero Time.
 * Papa Bear: The father of the Bear Family. He is seen in Far Far Away as Mongo is in the city. Papa seems to be more worried about the cities well fare then the citizens. Voiced by André Sogliuzzo.
 * Queen Lillian: Only seen in the storybook intro to Far Far Away, she is Fiona and Shrek's mother and King Harold's wife.
 * Pinocchio: Pinocchio has one cameo in the game, in a movie still when you complete the bonus game Floating Floor.

Villains

 * Fairy Godmother is determined to see her son, Prince Charming, marry Fiona even if it means an ogre falls in the process. She has help from King Harold who owes her after she turned him from a frog to a prince for his wife Lillian. In the end she is defeated at the ball. Voiced by Claudia Christian.
 * Prince Charming: The son of Fairy Godmother and her right-hand man. He feels cheated that Fiona married Shrek and wants her hand. He is defeated at the ball. Voiced by James Arnold Taylor.
 * Leprechaun: This wee little man appears in every level to charge the group passage through coins or a service. He also sells upgrades that help the team in battle. He was not seen as a villain until the second to last level he demands the group pay him a billion coins but without the money, Mongo steps on him. Voiced by James Arnold Taylor.
 * Monsieur Hood: found in Shrek's swamp. He tries to mug the gang but fails. Voiced by André Sogliuzzo.
 * Witch: a witch living on the trail to Far Far Away. She turned the horses back into mice to use in her witchery. Voiced by Vanessa Marshall.
 * Troll: he appears in 4 levels as an enemy or miniboss. Voiced by André Sogliuzzo.
 * Stone Warrior: This big bully lives inside of Mt. Grimm. He was an ordinary statue turned alive by the Fairy Godmother. But, Shrek, Donkey, Gingy, Wolf, and Puss in Boots eventually defeated him. Voiced by Frank Welker.
 * Lord Farquaad: The villain of the first film only makes a cameo on the path to Gingy's house as a statue fighting a statue of Dragon. Also, sometimes when a character loses all his health points and loses a life, he is heard laughing evilly.

Enemies

 * Snails: Although not really an enemy, they can be attacked, dropping eyeballs and coins.
 * Turtles: They are seen in the first level.
 * Merry Men: Monsieur Hood's henchmen.
 * Fish: In the first level, they aren't seen as enemies but in Puss in Boots' Hero Time, they were frequent enemies. They also appear in a few other levels as well.
 * Knights: Fairy Godmother's henchmen.
 * Rats: They are frequent enemies in the 2nd and 3rd levels, and appear in several other levels.
 * Pumpkins: They are frequent enemies in the 5th level, and appear in a few others. There is also a pumpkin boss that is harder to defeat than other enemies.
 * Spiders: They are seen in the 8th and 9th levels.

Development
Shrek 2 was created by Luxoflux and KnowWonder and published by Activision in 2004. The game is based on the 2004 animated film of the same name by DreamWorks. TDK showed the game at the E3 convention in May 2003. Activision announced on December of that same year that they would be working with DreamWorks to develop and publish video games based on the upcoming Shrek 2 movie, before they released the first trailer for the game in Spring of 2004.

Soundtrack
The score for the game was composed by Kevin Manthei and Kevin Riepl with additional music by Rob Berry. The soundtrack album consists of 58 tracks with over 65 minutes of score. It can be bought exclusively at KMM Productions.

Track listing
01. Swamp Theme 02. Oh Merry Men! 03. Chicken Mini-Game 04. Spooky Forest Theme 05. Cemetery Creep 06. Cemetery Combat 07. Fat Knight Fight 08. Spooky Combat 09. Spooky Hero Time 10. Far Far Away Theme 11. Humpty Riot 12. Outlaw Theme 13. Ratical Battle 14. Troll Combat 15. Chicken Mini-Game 16. Ogre Killer Medley 17. Walking the Path Theme 18. Bridge Combat 19. Riverbank Theme 20. Combat 21. Talking to a Goat 22. Talking to a Leprechaun 23. Intro 24. Hub Theme 25. Flower Power 26. Haunted Corn Patch 27. Blueberry Mini-Game 28. J&J Hero Time 29. Fairy Godmother's Theme 30. Sneeking in the Halls 31. Factory Chase 32. Potion Room 33. Fairy Hero Time 34. Exterior Sneek 35. Ball Room 36. Caught Combat 37. Mama Spider Combat 38. Troll Combat 2 39. The Hallway 40. Mines Combat 41. Dark Rooms 42. Plaza 43. Mines Hero Time 44. Rooftops 45. Cookie Attacks 46. Cookie Hero Time 47. Final Boss Phase 1 48. Final Boss Phase 2 49. Shell Music 50. The Ending 51. Coin Theme 52. Riverbank alt. Versions 53. Spooky Forest Mice 54. Spooky Hero Time alt. Version 55. Jack n Jill concept piece 56. Jack n Jill Blueberry chase 57. Jack n Jill Haystack Needle 58. Scrapbook music - fairytale ending

Reception
Almost every console version of Shrek 2 received praise and mixed response from critics. GameRankings and Metacritic gave it a score of 72.56% and 72 out of 100 for the Game Boy Advance version; 72.27% and 70 out of 100 for the GameCube version;  71.92% and 71 out of 100 for the PlayStation 2 version;  71.29% and 72 out of 100 for the Xbox version;  62.90% and 55 out of 100 for the PC version;  and 49% for the Mobile version.

IGN reviewer Mary Jane Irwin called the GameCube, Xbox, and PlayStation 2 versions of Shrek 2 "an amusing jaunt into the world of the movie," and Craig Harris, another reviewer of IGN, called the GBA version "an absolute treat, especially for those who dig the artstyle of the film," though he stated it to be "nothing new."

The game, along with Spider-Man 2, shipped more than 5 million units combined and were the best-selling titles of May and June, respectively.