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Now you can create your very own Work It Out Wombats! episode to your heart's content! To use this template, right-click on the image above and select "Save target as..." You can replace the prompt in the field and add your own storyline here.
You can post your screenplay in the comments section below or save it separately.

The rules for creating your own episode are:

1. Make sure the episode is kid-friendly and suitable for all ages, especially for children aged 3 to 6. The episode MUST NOT contain inappropriate content, including gratuitous violence (including blood and gore), any horror media that could frighten children, profanity, sexual activity, illegal activities, references to sexual fetishes (e.g. body inflation), and material that depicts or incites minor abuse.

2. The episode must have a detailed storyline, including scene descriptions, character and camera actions, transitions, music scores/stings, and/or sound effects.

3. Your episode's plot cannot be generated by AI (artificial intelligence) platforms such as ChatGPT. Bots like this can sometimes have problems processing script.

4. The plot also must be creative; it cannot have any nonsense in any form.

5. The episode's script must not have any continuity errors, as this makes it hard to determine what comes next in the episode.

6. The episode must have at least 2 or more characters in the cast.

7. If an already existing episode has been aired or produced, your episode's plot ideas cannot be copied or taken from that episode. An episode's plot from another TV series should also not be copied.

8. Due to copyright issues, your episode should not be a crossover episode involving one or more characters or any taking place in existing media franchise, such as TV shows, films, video games, etc. You also cannot use music, images or characters from other copyrighted creations or other user-generated content without permission from the creator of their work.

9. The episode must not contain any content that directly harasses, disrespects, threatens, criticizes and/or is offensive towards anyone in the real world or on the Internet (e.g. the production team, other companies, or racially or ethnically offensive content).

10. The episode MUST NOT contain any references to personal information of you or other individuals in the real world or on the Internet (including residence names, home addresses, full legal names, email addresses, usernames and user passwords, registered phone numbers, IP addresses, names of schools that you attend or business places where you work at). This is highly private information and should NOT be shared with anyone.

11. You can introduce new characters in the series, as long as it's creative. However, the character's species cannot be a human and that the character is not copyrighted from other franchises.

12. Your episode should not contain product placement for or naming any real-world retail product that is sold in store chains or on the Internet (for example, the Honey Nut Cheerios brand of cereal). PBS is a non-profit television network and is not an ad-supported commercial broadcaster.

13. You can help others translate the episode's voice script into other languages. However, it must be an existing language and not a fictional one.

14. You cannot insert any live-action footage into an episode. All episodes are made entirely with 2D animation.

15. Your episode cannot have any political or religious references. These references do not reflect the educational curriculum of the show.

If you refuse to follow these rules, your episode's idea might be rejected.

Once your script is given, we will produce your creation. Once we produce your episode, we will post your episode online for the world to see and to let us help grow the fandom!

Work It Out Wombats! TM/© 2023 WGBH Educational Foundation. All rights reserved.

PBS KIDS and the PBS KIDS logo are registered trademarks of the Public Broadcasting Service. We are not affiliated with the organization or their member stations, production companies of the show, or their related entries in any way.

Description
Now you can create your very own Work It Out Wombats! episode to your heart's content! To use this template, right-click on the image above and select "Save target as..." You can replace the prompt in the field and add your own storyline here.
You can post your screenplay in the comments section below or save it separately.

The rules for creating your own episode are:

1. Make sure the episode is kid-friendly and suitable for all ages, especially for children aged 3 to 6. The episode MUST NOT contain inappropriate content, including gratuitous violence (including blood and gore), any horror media that could frighten children, profanity, sexual activity, illegal activities, references to sexual fetishes (e.g. body inflation), and material that depicts or incites minor abuse.

2. The episode must have a detailed storyline, including scene descriptions, character and camera actions, transitions, music scores/stings, and/or sound effects.

3. Your episode's plot cannot be generated by AI (artificial intelligence) platforms such as ChatGPT. Bots like this can sometimes have problems processing script.

4. The plot also must be creative; it cannot have any nonsense in any form.

5. The episode's script must not have any continuity errors, as this makes it hard to determine what comes next in the episode.

6. The episode must have at least 2 or more characters in the cast.

7. If an already existing episode has been aired or produced, your episode's plot ideas cannot be copied or taken from that episode. An episode's plot from another TV series should also not be copied.

8. Due to copyright issues, your episode should not be a crossover episode involving one or more characters or any taking place in existing media franchise, such as TV shows, films, video games, etc. You also cannot use music, images or characters from other copyrighted creations or other user-generated content without permission from the creator of their work.

9. The episode must not contain any content that directly harasses, disrespects, threatens, criticizes and/or is offensive towards anyone in the real world or on the Internet (e.g. the production team, other companies, or racially or ethnically offensive content).

10. The episode MUST NOT contain any references to personal information of you or other individuals in the real world or on the Internet (including residence names, home addresses, full legal names, email addresses, usernames and user passwords, registered phone numbers, IP addresses, names of schools that you attend or business places where you work at). This is highly private information and should NOT be shared with anyone.

11. You can introduce new characters in the series, as long as it's creative. However, the character's species cannot be a human and that the character is not copyrighted from other franchises.

12. Your episode should not contain product placement for or naming any real-world retail product that is sold in store chains or on the Internet (for example, the Honey Nut Cheerios brand of cereal). PBS is a non-profit television network and is not an ad-supported commercial broadcaster.

13. You can help others translate the episode's voice script into other languages. However, it must be an existing language and not a fictional one.

14. You cannot insert any live-action footage into an episode. All episodes are made entirely with 2D animation.

15. Your episode cannot have any political or religious references. These references do not reflect the educational curriculum of the show.

If you refuse to follow these rules, your episode's idea might be rejected.

Once your script is given, we will produce your creation. Once we produce your episode, we will post your episode online for the world to see and to let us help grow the fandom!

Work It Out Wombats! TM/© 2023 WGBH Educational Foundation. All rights reserved.

PBS KIDS and the PBS KIDS logo are registered trademarks of the Public Broadcasting Service. We are not affiliated with the organization or their member stations, production companies of the show, or their related entries in any way.