Ready for a fresh, new family-friendly TV show to watch on Netflix this week that will take your mind off of current events AND that features a famous West Virginian? Yes?! Then local (and national!) science star Emily Calandrelli has just the show for you!

Season 1 of Emily's Wonder Lab premiered in August, and it's already off to a good start with viewers, earning a 5-star review on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Featuring short (10-15 minute) episodes of larger-than-life science experiments (think an entire swimming pool full of slime!), Emily's Wonder Lab is the perfect way to help spark a sense of scientific excitement and wonder in children.
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Expect all sorts of crazy, fun, funny action on these first 10 episodes of season 1, sure to entertain and captivate kids (and kids-at-heart).
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Emily, a Morgantown native and WVU graduate, is a professional speaker, show-host, and author who specifically focuses on making Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math topics fun and accessible for kids of all ages.
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In addition to Emily's Wonder Lab, she has also hosted the show Xploration Station and appeared on several episodes of Bill Nye Saves the World. Her book series, the enthralling Ada Lace chapter books, also seek to engage youth in STEM topics.
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So gather the kids and set out on a science adventure with Emily!
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View the trailer for Emily's Wonder Lab here on the Netflix Jr YouTube channel:

If we’ve piqued your interest and you want to watch the show, you can find it on Netflix here. If you don’t have a Netflix account, you can see clips on Netflix Jr.’s Youtube channel here (search the channel for “Emily’s Wonder Lab”).

And to see Emily and her newborn (Emily was nine months pregnant when filming Emily’s Wonder Lab) belting out the beloved “Country Roads” along with multiple other well-known West Virginians in this viral WVU video, head here.

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