[5] The Disney-CC/ABC merger led to DTT being split up in April 1996, Walt Disney Television International was transferred to Capital Cities/ABC in that same month.

[7] Around the same time, in the 1990s, Bertelsmann ultimately came out on top after having gradually increased its stake in the German television channel RTL.

[8] Following a legal dispute with RTL/CLT,[9][10] Bertelsmann announced plans to merge the television businesses of UFA to form the joint venture CLT-UFA in April 1996.

[15] The Fun & Action Tour, a Germany-wide roadshow event for children, was started in 1997 featuring TV program characters.

SuperRTL began using the 'Family Cartoon' rating label in 2006 for family viewing suitable animated films shown on Friday and Saturday night.

[16] In 2005, Super RTL was granted a broadcast license for the preschool pay-TV channel Toggolino TV by the government media regulators for young children between the ages of 3 and 6.

[18] With the announcement of the launch of a free-to-air German version of Disney Channel causing a loss of Disney programming, Super RTL signed volume deals in October 2013 with Warner Bros. Worldwide Television Distribution and Sony Pictures Television for a slate of animated features and DreamWorks Animation (DWA) for 1,200 hours of programming until 2020.

[19] RTL Disney TV LP launched its Kividoo subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) services on 28 April 2015.

[5] In February 2016, RTL Disney Television LP received approval for a second channel from the anti-media concentration commission KEK.

[25] On 18 September, it was announced that the German Federal Cartel Office (FCO) had blocked the Nickelodeon channel deal.

The channel is available on Super RTL platforms, online radio aggregators and smart devices and via Digital Audio Broadcasting, but not FM.