Club Dorothée was a popular French television program that aired from 1992 to 1997. It was created by Dorothée, a well-known French singer and television host. The show featured a mix of animated series, live-action programs, and music segments, targeting a young audience. The program is best remembered for introducing many iconic anime series to French viewers, including Dragon Ball Z and Sailor Moon. It played a significant role in shaping children's television in France during the 1990s and remains a nostalgic reference for many who grew up watching it.