Me

Me centers on Ben Vasani, a twelve-year-old starting over at a new school and within a new family after a move that unsettles him as much as it excites him. He discovers an extraordinary talent: the ability to become anyone he meets. The power pulls him into situations where who he is and who he pretends to be blur, especially as new friendships form and pressures mount. Ben tests his limits, balancing curiosity with responsibility, loyalty with secrecy, and the ordinary chaos of adolescence with the extraordinary possibilities his gift opens up. The tone blends warmth, humor, and gentle suspense as a regular kid confronts a world that can change with a single face, and in the wider community, encouraging empathy and creative problem solving.

Me is a 2024 family sci-fi series created by Barry Levy. It stars Lucian-River Chauhan as Ben, with Abigail Pniowsky and Dilshad Vadsaria among the main cast.

Critics and viewers have given it a modest reception, reflected in a 6.4 out of 10 average from 34 votes. The show uses Ben's shapeshifting to explore identity, belonging, and family, while asking what power means when it's used for good. The visuals and performances ground the fantasy in relatable everyday life, especially in its depictions of family, friendship, and the awkward learning curve of adolescence.

As of now there are no major nominations or wins reported for Me. The series is still new and has not yet appeared in the major award conversations, though it may join them as it develops.

Given its family centered premise and emphasis on identity, the show sits within a growing space of kid friendly science fiction that probes how we define ourselves. It features a diverse cast and a hopeful look at everyday heroism. It may inspire conversations about tolerance, self discovery, and how to ask for help when power becomes complicated.