The BBC has commissioned two further series of the children’s programme “Balamory,” continuing the show’s reboot that returned earlier this year. According to reports, the new run follows the April return of the series after a 20-year gap since the original broadcast period. Multiple outlets describe the recommissioning as a response to the reboot’s success, citing positive reception and audience impact. The programming will continue to air on CBeebies, BBC’s preschool channel. The Scotsman frames the decision as building on an “incredibly special” return, while the Glasgow Times says the outcome demonstrates the show’s ability to bring families together. The Belfast Telegraph similarly reports that the reboot will continue with two more series. While the articles do not provide detailed viewing figures, they agree on the core development: the BBC has ordered two additional series, extending the restarted “Balamory” on CBeebies after its April return.