Draft:Popularity Papers (TV Show)
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Overview Popularity Papers is a live-action comedy television series that premiered on YTV on April 10, 2023. The series is an adaptation of the best-selling middle-grade book series of the same name by Amy Ignatow. Developed by Corus Entertainment’s Aircraft Pictures and WexWorks Media, and produced in association with BBC Studios Kids & Family, the series is distributed worldwide by BBC Studios[1].[2]
Plot The story follows middle-school best friends Julie Graham-Chang and Lydia Goldblatt. The duo embarks on a series of social experiments to unravel the mysteries of popularity. Each episode presents a new experiment, leading to unexpected lessons about friendship, kindness, and self-confidence. The series humorously and heartwarmingly navigates the ups and downs of middle school life.
Cast and Characters Julie Graham-Chang portrayed by Glee Dango Lydia Goldblatt portrayed by Mia Bella Supporting cast includes Millie Davis as Addison, Jenna Weir as Sage, Callum Shoniker as Mike Cavalleri, Seth Murchison as Chuck Cavalleri, Lyla Elliott as Morgan, Keegan Hedley as Henry, Chris River as Spit Valve, Pierre Drivas as Dimitri, and Dave Barclay as Principal Larocque.[3]
Production and Reception The show was executive produced by Anthony Leo, Andrew Rosen, Matt Wexler, Henrietta Hurford-Jones, and Amelia Johnson. Amanda Brooke Perrin and Vivian Lin co-created the adaptation, with Lin also serving as showrunner and executive producer. It was produced with the financial participation of the Canada Media Fund.[4]
Availability Popularity Papers is available to stream live and on demand with STACKTV, and can be accessed on Amazon Prime Video Channels, Rogers Ignite TV, and Ignite SmartStream. The network is also available through major TV distributors like Bell, Cogeco, Eastlink, Rogers, SaskTel, Shaw, Shaw Direct, Telus, and Videotron.
Season Details The first season, which aired in 2023, comprises 8 episodes.
Source Material The original book series, written and illustrated by Amy Ignatow, debuted in 2010 and includes seven books. It follows two fifth-grade friends, Lydia Goldblatt and Julie Graham-Chang, as they explore the complexities of popularity and social dynamics in middle school. The series is known for its journal format, humor, and insightful observations on middle school life.[4]
References[edit]
- ^ Whittock, Jesse (22 March 2023). "'Popularity Papers': Watch Corus Entertainment's Quirky Live-Action Kids Comedy Put Social Status In Spotlight". Deadline.
- ^ Angelucci, Cristina (March 27, 2023). "THE PREMIERE OF POPULARITY PAPERS". Licensing Magazine.
- ^ Kelly, Townsend. "Aircraft, WexWorks prep the Popularity Papers for YTV".
- ^ a b Ravindran, Manori (24 February 2022). "'Popularity Papers' Young Adult Book Series Scores TV Adaptation From Aircraft Pictures, WexWorks Media (EXCLUSIVE)".