Changes: T.J. Entertainment

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T.J. Entertainment, LLC is an American animation studio and production company founded by animators Trevor Jordan and Nicholas Pockes on June 10, 1991. Headquartered in Central Los Angeles, California, the studio is best known for the series PuffRuff School, Tj's World, and Crayon High, and has also produced eleven feature films to date, its most recent being Palm City (2017).

History

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Filmography

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Films

Released films

#	Title	Release date	Notes	Budget	Box office	RT score	MPA rating
1	Operation Blue	August 20, 1993	co-production with Film Roman; distributed by 20th Century Fox	$20 million	$55 million	61%	PG
2	The Hub	August 11, 1995	distributed by Paramount Pictures	$21 million	$45 million	69%
3	Revolt Squad	August 7, 1998	co-production with Imperium Entertainment; distributed by Warner Bros.	$22 million	$66 million	73%
4	Project Zero	March 24, 2000	distributed by Paramount Pictures	$30 million	$84 million	77%
5	PuffRuff School: The Movie	August 17, 2001	co-production with Imperium Entertainment; distributed by 20th Century Fox	$24 million	$97 million	74%
6	Team POWER	July 9, 2004	co-production with Imperium Entertainment; distributed by Paramount Pictures	$26 million	$121.3 million	63%
7	Tj's World: The Movie	April 22, 2005	co-production with Nickelodeon Movies; distributed by Paramount Pictures	$28 million	$138.4 million	66%
8	Heroball	August 8, 2008	distributed by Paramount Pictures (US) and DreamWorks Pictures (international)	$30 million	$127.4 million	79%
9	Uploaded	August 15, 2012	co-production with Imperium Entertainment; distributed by 20th Century Fox	$24 million	$100.7 million	56%
10	Planet Chasers	August 8, 2014	co-production with Imperium Entertainment; distributed by 20th Century Fox	$32 million	$129.2 million	59%	PG-13
11	Palm City	August 18, 2017	co-production with Imperium Entertainment and Village Roadshow Pictures; distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures	$32 million	$122.4 million	64%	PG-13

Upcoming films

Title	Release date	Notes	Budget
Skullcap	TBD	co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures; distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures	TBD
Earthbound	TBD	co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures, Bron Creative and Nintendo; distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures	TBD

Television series

Title	Original run	Original network
PuffRuff School	October 9, 1994 – May 23, 2004	Fox
Tj's World	March 11, 2000 – April 26, 2014	Nickelodeon
Crayon High	September 9, 2017 – present	Netflix

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 |type = Private
 |industry = Film<br>Television
-|foundation = June 10, 1991; 28 years ago<br>Central Los Angeles, California, U.S.
+|foundation = June 10, 1991; 29 years ago<br>Central Los Angeles, California, U.S.
 |founder = [[Trevor Jordan]]<br>[[Nicholas Pockes]]
-|location = San Diego, California, U.S.
+|location = Central Los Angeles, California, U.S.
 |key people = Trevor Jordan<br>Nicholas Pockes
 |owners = Independent
-}}'''T.J. Entertainment, LLC''' is an American animation studio and production company headquartered in San Diego, California. It was founded by animators [[Trevor Jordan]] and [[Nicholas Pockes]] on June 10, 1991, and is best known for the series ''[[w:c:puffruffschool:PuffRuff School|PuffRuff School]]'', ''[[w:c:tjsworld:Tj's World|Tj's World]]'', and ''[[Crayon High]]''. The studio has also produced eleven feature films to date, with its most recent being ''[[Palm City]]'' (2017).
+}}'''T.J. Entertainment, LLC''' is an American animation studio and production company founded by animators [[Trevor Jordan]] and [[Nicholas Pockes]] on June 10, 1991. Headquartered in Central Los Angeles, California, the studio is best known for the series ''[[w:c:puffruffschool:PuffRuff School|PuffRuff School]]'', ''[[w:c:tjsworld:Tj's World|Tj's World]]'', and ''[[Crayon High]]'', and has also produced eleven feature films to date, its most recent being ''[[Palm City]]'' (2017).
 ==History==
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 |''[[Revolt Squad]]''
 |August 7, 1998
-|co-production with [[Imperium Entertainment]]; distributed by [[Wikipedia:Warner Bros.|Warner Bros.]]
+|co-production with [[Imperium Entertainment]]; distributed by [[Wikipedia:Warner Bros. Pictures|Warner Bros.]]
 |$22 million
 |$66 million
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 |''[[Skullcap]]''
 |TBD
-|co-production with [[Wikipedia:Village Roadshow Pictures|Village Roadshow Pictures]]; distributed by [[Wikipedia:Warner Bros.|Warner Bros. Pictures]]
+|co-production with [[Wikipedia:Village Roadshow Pictures|Village Roadshow Pictures]]; distributed by [[Wikipedia:Warner Bros. Pictures|Warner Bros. Pictures]]
+|TBD
+|-
+|''[[Earthbound]]''
+|TBD
+|co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures, [[Wikipedia:Bron Studios|Bron Creative]] and [[Wikipedia:Nintendo|Nintendo]]; distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures
 |TBD
 |}