Funny, smart and surprisingly heartfelt, this show is like Calvin & Hobbes turned loose in Mister Rogers' Neighborhood.
CEO Media Jean and her company, Upgraders, Inc., believe kids and adults are equals—so why should adults make all the rules? Armed with coding skills, entrepreneurial spirit, and comical irreverence for "the way things have always been," these tech-savvy kids question everything and invent anything to make the world better... for them, at least.

SAMPLE EPISODES

Why Does Biotech Always End in Raptors? The kids start by cloning the most gentle of extinct creatures—the harmless dodo bird. But by the time the National Guard arrives, the town is overrun with dinosaurs!
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Does Santa Keep His List on a Smartphone Now? Media Jean is stunned to discover that Santa is real... but not too stunned to "borrow" his time travel sleight and fill the present day with her favorite thing: herself.

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Meet the Characters
Media Jean here, CEO of the Upgraders. It annoys me that the world is built by adults, for adults. I co-founded this company with Chip to challenge that. “Upgrade everything,” that’s my motto.
Hi, I’m Chip MacMurray, Chief Technology Officer. Change is scary. But it’s OK. The future is going to be more “Star Trek” and less “Hunger Games.” At least, that's what I tell my dad all the time.
Johnny Green, Chief Financial Officer. Notice the logo on my shirt? If Media Jean and Chip stopped acting like kids, I could turn this company into the next Apple! One day, I'll fire them and do it. 
I’m Ella Washington, Head of Development. I run the "Girls Who Code" program at our school. If Media Jean and Chip can imagine it, we can build it. So look out, tomorrow, here we come!
I’m Bob, Chip’s dad. I hate technology. And not just because I lost my job to it. I think social media is making us less social. Don't even get me started on AI. Parenting in the 21st century is tough.
I’m Alice (Miss Stillwater to my 5th graders). When it comes to education, I’m old school. Hands-on, connected to people, not screens. But teaching is changing, and I guess I have to change too.
Henry Green, Johnny’s dad. I'm a corporate evangelist and I'm grooming. Johnny to be the youngest President in history. Then we’ll replace the Senate and House with a Board of Directors! Ha ha! 
Technology keeps changing. So does life. The kids wanted their 3D AI avatars to attend school in their place. But Media Jean's avatar vanished, and even she's worried about what might happen next!
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