Digital network CBBC snags kids show
1:51 PM PDT 10/1/2010 by Etan Vlessing,
AP
Reality prankster series 'Robostar' comes from Cineflix
The BBC digital network CBBC has acquired a new British kids game show from Cineflix Productions U.K. that sees kids order celebrities to play practical jokes on an unsuspecting public.
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