1991-2005
Watatatow is a television series where teenagers deal with the problem of growing up. The action takes place among different families representing a wide range of income levels and lifestyles, including traditional families, separated or divorced couples, adopted children, kids in foster care and even young adults roommates.
From negotiating allowances and curfew to problems of sexual identity and family violence, Watatatow mimics life itself, mixing trivial matters with issues that are deadly serious. In French Canada, Watatatow has become a cult serie, reaching 70% of young viewers at home during broadcasts.
1991-2005
Watatatow is a television series where teenagers deal with the problem of growing up. The action takes place among different families representing a wide range of income levels and lifestyles, including traditional families, separated or divorced couples, adopted children, kids in foster care and even young adults roommates.
From negotiating allowances and curfew to problems of sexual identity and family violence, Watatatow mimics life itself, mixing trivial matters with issues that are deadly serious. In French Canada, Watatatow has become a cult serie, reaching 70% of young viewers at home during broadcasts.
