During World War II, his creators, German Jews named Margret and H.A. Rey, fled Paris a few steps ahead of the Nazis — with help from one curious little monkey. In fact, George helped rescue the ...

“Curious George” producers have in recent seasons ... characters of “Curious George”: one of the firemen in Rescue Squad 86 and a scientist named Professor Pizza). Repeated viewing is ...

Curious George is one of those rare children's books that features a character passed from generation to generation. But the book about the funny, little monkey almost never saw the light of day.

Hot and tired, George gets a refreshing idea while sipping lemonade from his super long straw. Simple siphon to the rescue! Curious George airs weekdays on PBS Kids (check local listings).

“As the number one preschool program,* CURIOUS GEORGE is a family favorite ... Hat and the Doorman stage a daring rooftop rescue. Not only are George and Hundley saved, but they manage to ...

Many children grew up learning along with everyone’s favorite troublesome monkey: Curious George. George stars in a series of popular children’s books created by Margret and H.A. Rey that ...

In 1941, Houghton Mifflin published their manuscript and gave the monkey a new moniker: Curious George. Between 1941 and 1977, the Reys wrote and illustrated seven Curious George books ...

Now he’s coming to public television, and the creative team behind his new children’s series is hoping precocious monkey Curious George will help turn kids into budding scientists ...