One Sentence Summaries of Every Show My Kids Watch on Netflix

Octonauts: Pixar knock-off animals with British accents and names like “Kwazi” chant “CREATURE REPORT! CREATURE REPORT!” before delivering some vaguely-eductional factoid about animals.

Hey Jessie: A nanny, a butler, some adopted kids, some bio-kids, rich absentee NYC parents and this theme song you can never get out of your head: “FEELS LIKE A PARTY EVERY DAY HEY JESSIE! HEY JESSIE!”

Fuller House: Has-been 80s sitcom stars wash up on Netflix after overcoming real-life meth addiction and religious brainwashing to reunite in a nostalgic reboot with the same themesong that will make every adult who watched the original on TGIF remark how good John Stamos still looks.

Lab Rats: Biracial Brady Bunch has robot kids with bionic superpowers secretly living in their basement.

Larva: Cartoon worms and grubs beat each other over the head with stuff for 20 mercifully dialogue-free minutes.

Free Reign: British tweens engaged in equestrian drama like which horse won what race and who is secretly in love with whom and who is recovering from a horse-related injury.

Angry Birds: A video game that should never have been anything else is somehow on every lunchbox and pair of boys’ underpants and also a show involving green pigs.

Good Luck, Charlie: A nurse who doesn’t believe in birth control and her bug exterminator husband inexplicably live in a mansion in suburban Chicago with their five rowdy kids ranging in age from 2 to 22.

Mighty Med: Saved by the Bell meets Doogie Howser.

Kickin’ It: Saved by the Bell meets the Karate Kid.

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