The Kaplan Company

The Kaplan Company, formerly Kaplan Bros. from 1992 to 2003 and The Joe Kaplan Company from 1963 to 1992, is a production company that was founded on the 14th of August 1963. It produces shows that are usually rated TV-G and TV-Y7 and targeted at children aged 6-11. They have been producing since 2003 with their first show being the television sitcom Something to Prove, which ran on SBC until 2005. The Kaplan Company was founded by Joseph "Joe" Kaplan, Michael "Mike" Kaplan (1992-present), and Jennifer "Jen" Kaplan (2007-present), and also Cory Kaplan (2000-2018).

Story
The Kaplan Company was first The Joe Kaplan Company, back in 1963. It was a distribution company. When Mike Kaplan joined in 1992, the name changed to Kaplan Bros. which still distributed. Joe Kaplan decided to change the name to The Kaplan Company in 2003. Cory Kaplan joined in 2000. Jen Kaplan joined in 2007. Cory Kaplan quit the Kaplan Company in 2018.

Non-YBC production
The first show that was produced was Something to Prove, from SBC. The show was cancelled in 2005. They went on to produce The Portuguese Man Says Oi in 2009, and was cancelled in 2013. Since 2010 they produced Summer School, which is the reboot of the 1980s comedy. They produced A Day at the Dey Household, which was cancelled in 2012. The Kaplan Company was ousted from Summer School until 2012, due to the premiere of A Day at the Dey Household. In 2014, they produced the spinoff of The Portuguese Man Says Oi called the Portuguese Man Says Ola.