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Jane (American TV series)

A young environmentalist protects endangered animals through imagination.

Jane is a live-action animation educational adventure children's television series that premiered on Apple TV+ on April 14, 2023. Created by J.J. Johnson and produced by the Jane Goodall Institute and Sinking Ship Entertainment, the series follows a 9-year-old aspiring environmentalist named Jane Garcia as she uses her imagination to protect endangered species.

Premiered
April 14, 2023
Final season released
April 18, 2025
Creator
J.J. Johnson
Production companies
Jane Goodall Institute, Sinking Ship Entertainment
Network
Apple TV+
Main cast
Ava Louise Murchison, Mason Blomberg, Tamara Almeida
Number of seasons
3

Lore & Background

The series was ordered by Apple TV+ in February 2021 as a live-action animation hybrid. The cast was revealed in January 2023, with Ava Louise Murchison starring as Jane Garcia, a 9-year-old girl of Filipino and Mexican descent. Filming took place entirely in Canada, mostly in Toronto, with some episodes filmed in Costa Rica and Africa. The series is based on the missions of Jane Goodall, who appears as a guest.

Reader's Guide

Jane is significant as an educational children's series that combines live-action and animation to teach about endangered species and environmentalism. Each episode focuses on a specific endangered animal, and toward the end, Jane interviews zoologists to answer research questions. The series ran for three seasons: the first with 10 episodes, and the second and third each with 5 episodes. It was produced in collaboration with the Jane Goodall Institute, lending authenticity to its conservation themes. The show's final season was released on April 18, 2025.

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