For parents
A little about how this is made
We know you decide what goes on the screen and what comes off the shelf. This page tells you plainly what Boogie Adventures is, who makes it, and how the animation is produced.
What the show is
Boogie Adventures is an original cartoon series about Boogie, a brave and imaginative chicken who dreams of being a dragon, and the friends she shares a big farmyard with — barn, chicken coop, creek, pond, hidden paths and tunnels. Alongside her are Bubbles, her little sister, Drago the Great Pyrenees, Milo the tabby cat and, when a story needs him, Mo the Mole. Classic cartoon comedy, modern kids' adventure, around ten minutes an episode.
Who makes it
Boogie Adventures is made by Grandma Michelle and Papa Scott — a family, not a studio. It grew out of their own family and the animals they keep on their real farm: the farmyard in the stories is the one they live on, Boogie and Bubbles are inspired by their grandchildren's nicknames, and some of the funny moments in the episodes really did happen at home. The stories, characters and books are their own original work.
Channel banner artwork.
About the animation — said openly
Boogie Adventures uses AI-assisted animation. The family writes the stories, designs the characters and directs each episode; AI tools help with parts of the animation and illustration process that would otherwise take a small family team months to finish. Some of the artwork in the books and on the channel is produced this way too.
We would rather tell you that directly than have you wonder. If that is not what you want on your child's screen, that is a fair call — and we would rather you knew before you pressed play.
What we are trying to teach
Kindness first
Problems get solved by helping, sharing and saying sorry — not by winning a fight. Boogie and her friends look after each other, and the youngest one in the group is never the punchline.
Curiosity is welcome
Every episode starts with a question. Asking 'why?' is treated as the beginning of an adventure, and looking closely — with a magnifying glass, a headlamp or just a good idea — is encouraged.
Friendship that holds
Drago is the steady one. He is big and protective without ever being frightening, and he shows the younger animals what a calm, dependable friend looks like.
Brave, not scary
Even the Halloween special resolves into something funny and reassuring. We aim for giggling at the end of an episode, not hiding behind the sofa.
Getting in touch
Questions, feedback, a book that arrived damaged, or a school or library that would like to know more — email us and one of us will read it. We're a small family operation, so it may take a couple of days.
boogieadventurestv@gmail.com