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I turned this in for my 7 and 4 year old daughters, and now we're all hooked. It's entertaining and educational.

What a fantastic show! The magicians on this show were especially great!

This is my daughter's favourite show. It's not just science, it's social issues, psychology and a lot of fun. It's brilliantly made and the presenter is awesome!

Loving it and can't wait for more episodes. Every episode is well scripted and shot and very well researched and informative. All cast are great especially Sahana is cute, charming and a good actor. What a talented girl.

This show is great! It's fun, it's different and above all, the best show like this which I personally have ever seen.

I am a geek.

I am interested in science and find stuff like this to be candy.

So, in a way, it is just up my alley.

I love the way the show gives the presenter interesting ways of explaining things. I also love how bright and cheerful the thing is.

Love this show! It's really fun, interactive and educational. Great for all ages (even adults!)

I really enjoy watching it with my 10 yo, for the ppl who criticize the science I think it's accurate enough for children from 7-13 without getting too boring and curious kids can always discuss topics and investigate further if they want. Pharrell is a producer, that was a surprise.

Very interesting and informative. The show captures kids attention i a very cool way. Can't wait for the next season.

Cute and actually really informative. Enjoyable for kids and adults

Great show especially for kids. Its captivating and enjoyable plus you can download the curriculum online!

My 5 year old son loves this show and learns a lot from it. The host, the scientists and pretty much everyone smart on the show is female, which is fine. He's not watching the show thinking about gender at all.

But often, the host makes comments to the effect of girls being somehow special. She wears a t-shirt that says "FEMALE EQUALS FUTURE". Why is this necessary in a show about science?

We're no longer comfortable with him watching it as we don't want the idea that he is lesser than someone else because of his gender being conveyed to him, no matter how subtle it might be. There are plenty of other great shows for him to watch and learn from without being exposed to ideological propaganda.

My daughter loves it! The science is rigorous and the content is fun. Sahana rocks!

I loved Brain Games and have been looking for something to fill that void. Even though this is aimed at kids, I really enjoyed watching it. It was really well filmed, the explanations were clear, and I loved the magic segments. Highly recommended!

Fun and informative and the guest speakers and experts like Spidey are knowledgeable and engaging. Recommended for all ages!

Fantastic show that I actually enjoy watching with my 7yo. Great format, interesting and fun throughout.

There was a show on the Discovery channel very similar to this. But this one is geared towards a wider audience. With fun little experiments and facts about what is being talked about. Brainchild is an all ages kind of show.

This show can help your kids learn lots of things. Just let tem watch it, very cute, positive and helpful.

I watch this show with a couple of girls with special needs that I care for and it seems to me that Netflix had an opportunity to cast a real woman of science as the "Science Friend" but instead chose someone with (from my research) only a Visual Arts degree. It is a great show and very interactive, I just wish they hired someone who the girls could look up to in the science world.

My 9yo daughter has watched each episode multiple times and loves it. She finally got me to watch with her and I'm really impressed! I'm learning a LOT and it's presented in an amazing and engaging way. The host is adorable - an unapologetically smart young woman whose charisma comes through the screen. Love this for us both!

My son and I were really getting in the show. The cast is engaging, funny and talented. However after watching a few shows I could not help but notice the overt emphasis on women and girls. Annoyingly so! The wo(man) on the street challenges and games seem to show women as most creative etc. The constant onslaught of getting women higher representation in STEM fields has jumped the shark. Women should do what they want to do - and they do! My daughter is in engineering school and I hate to break it to everyone, but it's still heavily dominated by men. In the school of biology it's the reverse.

Two seconds into the first episode and I'm assaulted with dialogue and animation styles trying too hard to imitate teenagers like they're an alien race.The show looks at basic scientific principles, but there's poor explanation to why they exist. The oversimplification of them makes it no different from what we already know. One or two times there are surprising facts, but irritating insertion of soundboard SFX every 2 seconds detracts from the content.

For a kinder-gardener, this might be insightful. For anyone else, Bill Nye is a safer bet.