Free Rein
There have been three seasons (as well as a Christmas and Valentine’s special) of this pony-filled TV shows that is set on an island off the coast of England.
A girl from LA spends the summer at her mum’s childhood home and ends up making a new four-legged best friend, a mysterious horse called Raven. Expect drama, friendship, the odd teen romance and, of course, lots and lots of ponies!
Best for: Ages six and above.
The Loud House
This cartoon caper focuses on the chaotic life of 11 siblings living in the Loud house. Middle-kid Lincoln navigates life with ten sisters – five older, five younger and all of them a handful.
One boy, ten girls? Sounds crazy, but Lincoln wouldn’t change it for the world.
Best for: Ages 10 and above.
Johnny Test
Hilarious 11-year-old Johnny Test and his genetically modified talking dog go on high-octane adventures to save his family (and the world) from disaster. All with a little help from his genius scientist twin sisters – although their fascination with boy next door, Gill, sometimes proves distracting.
Best for: Ages 10 and above.
44 Cats
Follow the paw-esome tails… sorry, tales… of singing furry feline friends, Lampo, Milady, Pilou and Meatball, who band together to make sure everything is right in the world.
Best for: Ages three and above.
Littlest Pet Shop: A World of Our Own
The Little Pet Shop animals venture to a new world that’s just for them. In Paw-Tucket, pets of all types from cats and dogs to terrapins and birds, form friendships, pursue their passions and just have a great time being themselves.
Best for: Ages four and above.
