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A GIRL'S PLACE Challenging the status quo and promoting STEM involvement, especially for girls. Yes, it's a kids' show. […] The live-action adventure series [Annedroids], created by producer/director J.J. Johnson and his Sinking Ship Entertainment, follows Anne, a young female scientist, her human friends and her android assistants (all of whom she’s created). The stereotype-busting series, which blends STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) themes into each episode, is exciting not only for the scientific discoveries Anne and her main pals Shania and Nick make but also for the bigger questions it poses about what it means to be human, how we become who we are and how we learn what we’re capable of. (Yes, in a kids’ show.) And, refreshingly, its characters aren’t rich or famous but instead call to mind the motley but adventurous crew Gen X parents might remember from the movies of their youth, particularly The Goonies. (And, according to Johnson, that’s partly

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