My Babysitter's a Vampire

My Babysitter's a Vampire follows teenager Ethan Morgan, his sarcastic friend Benny, and Sarah, a new vampire who still wants a normal life, as they deal with an endless parade of undead and supernatural threats centered on their high school. By day they juggle homework, crushes, and gym class; by night they hunt zombies, face demons and outsmart other strange creatures that show up in hallways and lockers. With help from Erica, a psychic friend, and Rory, a laid-back ally, the group balances teenage drama with supernatural responsibility. The show keeps its tone light, mixing jokes and action while keeping mysteries that unfold across episodes, so each case feels like part of something bigger without revealing major twists and surprises.

Premiering in 2011, the series was created by Laurie Elliott and Miles Smith. Vanessa Morgan, Kate Todd, Matthew Knight, Atticus Mitchell and Cameron Kennedy lead the cast, delivering a fast, kid-friendly take on urban supernatural adventure for young teen viewers.

It didn't collect major industry awards, but the series earned steady praise from its young audience and built a devoted fan base. Critics often highlighted the cast's chemistry and the show's ability to mix spooky elements with family-friendly humor without leaning too dark. It earned modest attention from Canadian outlets.

Among younger viewers the show became a go-to recommendation for families who wanted light horror fare, and characters like Sarah and Benny became recognizable to fans of tween supernatural series. Its mix of comedy, mystery, and action helped sustain interest in similar genre shows for that age group and online communities.

On fan sites the series holds an average score of 8.1 out of 10 from 355 votes, reflecting solid appreciation. Reviewers and viewers point to themes of friendship, personal responsibility, identity and growing up, delivered through witty dialogue, brisk plotting and frequent monster-of-the-week conflicts, and it remains a fan favorite.