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== Home media == On September 7, 2004, a DVD entitled The Best of Beakman's World was released. This DVD is a direct transfer of the VHS tape of the same name, and features only experiments and segments taken from The Beakman Challenge. There have yet to be any full-episode releases on DVD. All 4 seasons were available on Netflix with the exception of the following five episodes: 9 (1-9), 24 (1-24), 31 (2-5), 51 (2-25) and 66 (4-1), as noted in the chart above. Their streaming license ended on September 30, 2014, and the content was removed from their site. Beakman's World returned to television on MeTV beginning on October 2, 2016, showing two episodes every Sunday.
== Awards == Beakman's World was nominated for and won numerous awards:
Excellence in Media's Silver Angel Award (1993) International Monitor Award for Outstanding Audio Post Production (1993) Television Critics Association nomination for Outstanding Children's Program (1993) Ollie Award - American Center for Children's Television (1993) Parent's Choice Award for Outstanding Accomplishment in Children's Programming (1993) Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Achievement in Live and Tape Sound Mixing and Sound Effects (1993–1994) CableACE Award for Best Children's Programming 7+ older (1994) International Monitor Awards for Best Achievement in Children's Programming and Best Audio Post *Production in Children's Programming (1994) Nominated for Seven Daytime Emmy Awards including Outstanding Children's Series (1995) Daytime Emmy Awards (2) for Outstanding Achievement in Live and Tape Sound and Sound Effects (1994–1995).
== Exhibit == In 1998, the Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal opened an interactive exhibit called Beakman's World On Tour, based on the television show. The 4,000-square-foot (370 m2) exhibits toured dozens of cities in the United States.
== References ==
== External links == Beakman's World at IMDb Beakman's World official site at the Wayback Machine (archived January 17, 1999) Beakman's World official site at the Wayback Machine (archived December 19, 1996) - CBS Church, Jok (June 20, 2006). "Comics: Meet the Artist". The Washington Post. - Interview