Kira Kosarin may just be, as Teen Vogue puts it, “a real-life superhero.” At just 27 years old, the actor-turned-producer has amassed over 40-million fans, all while starring in and producing over 130 episodes of single and multi-cam television.

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Kira first honed her skills as number one on the 106-episode run of Nickelodeon’s international smash hit The Thundermans. When the beloved franchise hit streamers in 2021, audiences flocked to watch, pushing the show to the top of Netflix’s global charts, prompting Nickelodeon to order a feature-length movie based on the original series with Kira at the helm as Executive Producer - providing leadership, approval on format, style, and tone, as well as selection or consultation on virtually every creative and staff position from lead writer and showrunner on down. 

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Working intimately on development alongside the original show’s creator, Jed Spingarn, Kira combined her unparalleled insight into her show’s fans, her profound knowledge of the

genre, and her sharp mind for production to ensure The Thundermans Return

would be another fan-favorite. And it was.​ Audiences new and old swarmed to

Paramount+ to watch, leading to yet another Nickelodeon order - this time for a

full 26-episode series of a new spinoff: The Thundermans: Undercover.

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Kira again served as Executive Producer and lead actor, as well as episode

director for the four-month shoot, accomplishing in the process what

many thought might not be possible: a breakneck two-episode-

per-week production schedule which, now proven, has the

potential to transform industry standards and budgets for

multi-cam sitcom production.​

 

Now, after 100+ episodes of The Thundermans, a feature-length revival,

a subsequent spin-off, and a fan-favorite multi-episode arc as Betsy Kelso

in Netflix’s next-generation revival of That 70s Show, Kira is in a unique position

to use her experience to be a formidable executive producer, showrunner, actor

and director to tackle her highest goal and aspiration:

 to bring back the golden age of sitcom.