StoryBots Super Songs

• Judy Greer as Beep, the main protagonist, a green female knowledgeable StoryBot
• Erin Fitzgerald as Bo, a purple female cheerful StoryBot
• Fred Tatasciore as Bang, a blue male zen and funny StoryBot
• Jeff Gill as Bing, a yellow male crazy and hyperactive StoryBot
• Gregg Spiridellis as Boop, a red male grumpy StoryBot
• Evan Spiridellis as Hap, a bossy StoryBot

StoryBots Super Songs centers on the StoryBots, who are curious little creatures who live in the world beneath our screens. However, while its predecessor Ask the StoryBots follows Beep, Bing, Bang, Boop and Bo as they answer a child's single question (like “why is the sky blue?”), the music-centric Super Songs has the characters exploring broader subject areas.

“From the day Ask the StoryBots launched back in August, we’ve been inundated with requests from kids, parents and teachers all over the world for more episodes,” said show co-creator Gregg Spiridellis. “We’re happy to be able to answer that call in a fun, new way with StoryBots Super Songs.”

“StoryBots caught fire online because of our catchy, short-form music videos on subjects like dinosaurs, shapes, colors, the alphabet and more,” said Evan Spiridellis, show co-creator. “This new format lets us tap into that heritage by mixing our trademark tunes with animated and live-action vignettes featuring our lead characters interacting with real kids.”[3]

The series premiered with 5 episodes. Each half-hour episode focuses on two separate topics:[4]

• “Outer Space / Body Parts”
• “Dinosaurs / Vehicles”
• “Shapes / Colors”
• “Animals / Emotions”
• “Professions / Barnyard Animals”

StoryBots Super Songs was rated "excellent" by the Brigham Young University's Children's Book & Media Review, which noted that the StoryBots "present interesting, complex, and sometimes goofy pieces of information together in a simple, entertaining, and memorable way that children will appreciate," while "the different mix of animation styles and live action in this TV show will keep children on the edge of their seats."[5]