"My name is Stephen Jameson. I am one of the Tomorrow People, the next step in human evolution. They call our powers the three Ts: telepathy, telekinesis, and teleportation. There is a shadow war going on between us and Ultra, a secret organization that hunts us. The only way to keep my species from going extinct is…
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Really? My boy loved it. We went backstage and met DJ Lance, and he even got to beat-box with Biz's microphone.
I would include Yo Gabba Gabba! on this list. The characters' voices can be grating, but some of the music is actually really excellent, and many of the animated sequences are top-notch.
A couple of years ago We took our son to a live Max & Ruby musical, and one of the songs was called "Where Are the Parents?" The answer, I seem to recall, was "just off-screen" or something.
Having read interviews with him, he seemed like a genuinely nice, humble guy. It's a goofy song, but it's really hard to hate the guy once you know his story.
Jake and Amy! (aka Jamy)
Tangled has a 90 percent fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and is Walt Disney Animation Studios' third highest grossing film worldwide (bested only by Frozen and The Lion King). Hardly underrated.
I take it he has never read The Snow Queen, which is (very loosely) the inspiration for Frozen. Not only is the title character a lady, the entire plot is about a heroic girl's quest to rescue a boy from the forces of evil. (There's also a reindeer, but fortunately no talking snowman.)
Better be some King of the Hill in the top 10, I tell you hwut.
No love for Super Dan (Brooklyn Nine-Nine)? I mean, okay, he wasn't a real superhero, but still. He had a cape. That oughta count for something.