Super Why!

TV Series
2007–2016
TV-Y
30m

IMDb RATING

6.1/10

1.2K

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Joanne Vannicola, Marsha Mason, Tajja Isen, Ariel Waller, Taylor Barber, Dylan Everett, Johnny Orlando, Zachary Bloch, Nicholas Kaegi, Julie Sype, Warren McAllister, Nicholas Castel Vanderburgh, Siera Florindo, Alexa Torrington, Sierra Thomson, Jacob Ewaniuk, Trevor Brookes, Mark Ramsay, Devan Cohen, Jayden Greig, Jonah Wineberg, Tristan Slade Mitchell, Steph Lynn Robinson, Kira Gelineau, T.J. McGibbon, Samuel Faraci, and Sinjin Thorpe in Super Why! (2007)

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A group of characters who live at a library turn into superheroes and then go into books; using early reading skills to save the day. They later use a problem from the story one of them face... Read allA group of characters who live at a library turn into superheroes and then go into books; using early reading skills to save the day. They later use a problem from the story one of them faced and apply it to their own lives.A group of characters who live at a library turn into superheroes and then go into books; using early reading skills to save the day. They later use a problem from the story one of them faced and apply it to their own lives.

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IMDb RATING

6.1/10

1.2K

YOUR RATING

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Awards
- 1 win & 4 nominations

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Trivia
Super Why! was originally developed in 1999 as a stop motion animated show. It was pitched to Nickelodeon but the network did not pick it up.

Goofs
Wyatt a.k.a. super why has light to mid-brown hair in both his forms yet when he has the safety hat on when he is in his why flier his hair is so dark it's nearly black.

Connections
Featured in MsMojo: Top 20 Educational Kids Shows (2024)

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10/10

SUPER DUPER, but...

This was one of my childhood shows! But, why is there an offscreen kid audience who shout out the answers? It kinda annoys me. Example: One of the super readers ask "What word/letter is this?" to the viewers. Then, after a little while, One or more kids say the answer. And when Super Why says "Let's put the Super Letter in our super-duper... COMPUTER!", The kids say "COMPUTER" along with him. Why's that? Is that because by having kids shout out answers and participate in the chants, the creators aim to create a sense of connection and active participation? It might seem annoying to some viewers, especially adults and me.