

Overview
Two orphans, Riley and little brother Todd, answer an ad for Fleemco Replacement People and order new parents, a spy mother and daredevil father. As Riley and Todd go on adventures (or misadventures as it were), they team up with Conrad Fleem to replace any adult in their lives that they don't like, but they don't get to choose the replacements and sometimes their good intentions don't work out as they planned.
Cast
22Open an episode for ages at its air date.












- TMDB ID
- 4627 ↗
- First aired
- 2006-07-28
- Last aired
- 2009-03-30
- Status
- Ended
- Genres
- Animation, Kids, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Family, Comedy
- Creators
- Dan Santat
- Countries
- US
- Languages
- English
Family guidance
Age ratings
TV-GUnited States of America (US)
Most parents would find this program suitable for all ages.
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All regional certifications (14)
TV-GUnited States of America (US)
Most parents would find this program suitable for all ages.
LBrazil (BR)
Content is suitable for all audiences.
7Denmark (DK)
Not recommended for children under 7.
K7Finland (FI)
Not allowed air before 7:00 a.m., not recommended for children under 7.
0Germany (DE)
Can be aired at any time.
TItaly (IT)
All ages admitted.
UMalaysia (MY)
No age limit. Can be broadcast anytime.
AAMexico (MX)
Aimed at children (can be broadcast anytime).
6Norway (NO)
Allowed at all times.
GPhilippines (PH)
Suitable for all ages. Material for television, which in the judgment of the Board does not contain anything unsuitable for children.
GSingapore (SG)
No additional details available.
ALLSouth Korea (KR)
This rating is for programming that is appropriate for all ages. This program usually involves programs designed for children or families.
Från 7 årSweden (SE)
No additional details available.
Genel İzleyiciTurkey (TR)
General audience. Suitable for all ages.








