Girls make the leap to top spot on production slates

Five years ago, the number of tween girl toons could be counted on one hand, leaving girls ages eight to 14 to make do with whatever their kid brother was watching. 'It's always been the adage that you don't create a show directed at girls because boys control the remote,' says Bill Schultz, the Emmy-winning producer of The Simpsons.
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September 1, 2001

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