Dr. Seuss and Pinkfong launch Halloween-themed YouTube crossover

by | Oct 20, 2026 | News

Dr. Seuss Enterprises and The Pinkfong Company have launched their first YouTube crossover featuring Baby Shark and the Dr. Seuss Babies, with two Halloween-themed episodes distributed across their respective channels.

Released on October 16, the collaboration brings together the Baby Shark Family and younger versions of Dr. Seuss characters, including Cat in the Hat, the Lorax, the Grinch, Cindy-Lou, Thing One and Thing Two.

The partnership builds on Dr. Seuss Enterprises’ expansion on YouTube following its channel relaunch in 2024 with Little Dot Studios. According to the company, the channel – a winner at the 2026 Digital Video Awards – has generated 230.9 million views in just over two years and recently reached two million subscribers.

Little Dot Studios also produced the crossover episode for the Dr. Seuss channel, extending its role from channel strategy into production for the collaboration. Dr. Seuss Enterprises said its channel had been relaunched as a “family co-viewing destination”.

The Pinkfong channel’s episode, Oh, No! Halloween Baby Shark!, features a Halloween remix of the Baby Shark song. Its story follows the Shark Family as they enlist the Dr. Seuss Babies to reverse a witch’s spell. On Dr. Seuss channel, Guess Baby Shark’s Halloween Costume! invites viewers to identify members of the Shark Family dressed as characters including a wizard, witch and vampire.

The crossover connects Dr. Seuss Enterprises’ growing YouTube offering with Pinkfong’s music and character franchise. According to Pinkfong, Baby Shark Dance has surpassed 17 billion YouTube views, while the wider property spans animated series, films, consumer products, live shows and digital experiences.

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