The Radical Child

A (very) loose adaptation of the Dr. Seuss book, where Sam-I-Am serves as an environmental activist trying to save the endangered Chickeraffe from captivity by an executive, whilst trying to get fledgling inventor Guy-Am-I, voiced by Michael Douglas, to try the titular meal. The second season has elements from The Butter Battle Book where two enemy nations quarrel over whether to butter toast on the top or bottom, and is an homage to the James Bond movies, and there's even a reference to Game of Thrones. Very enjoyable, and there's definitely something for different audiences.

 

The latest adaptation of Richard Adams' novel comprising of four Netflix episodes, the series opens with the author's lapine mythology, and involves a rabbit tribe fighting for survival against antagonistic animals and humans. Fairly enjoyable, and has some major celebrities in its voice cast.

A contemporary adaptation of the original monochrome science-fiction TV series following the space family Robinson's attempts to get home while lost in space. Will definitely age better than the original series, and while there are some oddities such as the addressing of the "Danger Will Robinson" robot as "Robot," I definitely enjoyed it.