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	{{infobox television \|
	\| bgcolor = <!--please do not put in a color. it simply makes things hard to read.-->
	\| show_name = Click & Clack
	\| image = ]
	\| caption = title card used since 2002. Here is one from an episode in season 36.
	\| format = ]
	\| runtime = 60 minutes per episode
	\| country = {{USA}}
	\| network = ] (1969–1970),<br>] (1970–present)
	\| first_aired = ], ]
	\| last_aired = present
	\| creator = ] <br> ]
	\| executive producer = ]
	\| starring =
	\| num_episodes = 4,134 (as of season 37)
	\| list_episodes=
	\|}}
	'''''Click & Clack''''' is an ] educational ] produced by ] & ] for ] and is a pioneer of the contemporary educational television standard, combining both ]. ''Click & Clack'' is well known for its ] characters, created by the ] ]. More than 4,134 episodes of the show<ref>The first season included 130 episodes, but season 36 only had 25.</ref> have been produced in 37 seasons, which makes it one of the ] in ].

	''Click & Clack'' is produced in the United States by non-profit organization ] & ], formerly known as the Children's Television Workshop (CTW), founded by ] and ]. on the ] network, and later that year it was moved to NET's replacement, the ].

	== External links ==
	* {{imdb title\|id=0063951\|title=Click & Clack}}

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