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Browse - Most popular shows featuring: teenage girl protagonistx
My Mad Fat Diary
A comedy-drama following the life of a teenage overweight girl as she attempts to re-integrate after a spell of treatment in a psychiatric hospital. Set in the 90s, with great music!
Jessie
Jessie (Age 17) is small town girl looking for something bigger. She finds it when she moves to New York and is hired as a nanny for a very rich family. The family includes four children (one who has an Imaginary friend and another who has a pet capybara). Jessie also meets a very mean butler and a cool door man who is 20.
Penelope
Feeling out of place in society, Penelope is drawn into the wilderness where she forms a new life for herself.
Ladies in Black
A group of women known as the "ladies in black" are introduced to shy sixteen-year-old Lisa when she starts a summer vacation work in a large Sydney department store at the beginning of 1959.
Diabolik Lovers
The heroine, Komori Yui, was a normal teenage girl. In her second year of high school, Yui's father, a priest, moves somewhere else for his work. As a result, Yui is forced to move to a new town and arrives alone at a mansion she was told will be her new home. As she approaches the front door it begins to rain. Because no one answers her knock, she reaches for the knob, but the door swings open of its own accord. Yui enters the mansion to find no one in sight. As she starts to explore her immediate surroundings, she finds a young man(Ayato) asleep on a couch. He wakes up as she approaches him and promptly pins her down. As she begins to panic, five other young men gradually appear. Yui notices something different about all of them. She discovers that all six of them are brothers but by three different mothers, later revealed to be Beatrix (mother to Shu and Reiji), Cordelia (mother of the triplets Ayato, Kanato, and Raito), and Christa (mother to Subaru). However, these young men don't seem quite human. In fact, they all turn out to be vampires.
Blossom
Blossom, the only girl in her family, lives with her two brothers, Anthony and Joey, and her father Nick. Blossom deals with the daily trials and tribulations of teenage life intelligently and while having as much fun as possible.
Samurai Girl
A teenage girl tries to balance a normal life as the adopted daughter of wealthy parents with the Samurai traditions of her ancestors.
Eva Lasting
A mysterious teenage girl arrives at a boys' school in 1970s Colombia, where she breaks stereotypes and rules...and some hearts.
Hanasaku Iroha: Blossoms for Tomorrow
When her mother runs off with her latest boyfriend, Ohana Matsumae is sent to live with her grandmother, who she has never met nor spoken to. Her grandmother is not pleased to find Ohana on her doorstep, and sets her to work at her Taisho-era (1920s) hot springs inn. It's not a lifestyle that Ohana would have chosen, but she decides not to be discouraged and to make the most of her difficult circumstances.
Sadie Sparks
Sadie Sparks follows the enchanting story of a 14-year-old girl, Sadie, who finds out she has magical abilities and becomes a wizard-in-training, with the guidance and mentorship from a very old and very grumpy rabbit, Gilbert, who is sent to the human world from the Magical Realm to train Sadie and harness her volatile magical skills. Sadie must navigate the challenging world of high school, juggling exams whilst training to be a wizard.
Best of Luck Nikki
Best of Luck Nikki is a Disney Channel India sitcom, which premiered April 3, 2011.
The series is an Indian adaptation of the American show Good Luck Charlie. The show's storyline, promos and even title sequence are similar to Good Luck Charlie. The pilot, however, is different from the American one for the lead character of Nikki (similar to baby 'Charlie' in 'Good Luck Charlie')was born in the second episode.
The series was created by Phil Baker and Drew Vaupen, who wanted to create a program that would appeal to entire families, as opposed to children only. It revolves around a Sikh family, the Singhs, as they try to adjust to the birth of their fourth child, Nikki Singh.
In each episode, Dolly Singh (Sheena Bajaj) creates a video diary containing advice for Nikki about their family and life as a teenager. Dolly tries to show Nikki what she might go through in the video diary so she can always know how to figure things out when she gets older, when she wouldn't be around.
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