Director: Andres Fernandez
A gateway ripped open under a quiet coastal town turns two teenagers into the last line of defense against creatures nobody asked for.
What is The Doomies about?
Bobby and Romy are ordinary best friends until a careless bit of tinkering cracks open a passage to another dimension, and suddenly their sleepy shoreline community is crawling with monsters that shouldn't exist anywhere near a boardwalk. The pair get swept into a sprawling supernatural mess involving a reluctant "Chosen One" who never wanted the job, forcing all three of them to figure out fast how to fight things that claw, snarl, and occasionally talk back. Along the way, the show leans into family-friendly horror-comedy: jump scares are undercut by punchlines, and every literal monster mirrors something messier going on inside the kids trying to stop it. The 2026 animated series comes from director Andres Fernandez and blends action, adventure, and comedy into short, fast-paced episodes built for binge-length viewing rather than slow-burn dread.
Cast & crew
Voice work comes from Max Mittelman and Madison Calderon leading as Bobby and Romy, with Noel Gibson, Jon Bailey, and Zehra Fazal rounding out the ensemble of townsfolk, allies, and things that go bump in the dimensional rift.
Context & significance
"The Doomies" is a France–United States co-production, a pairing increasingly common for animated genre series aimed at younger audiences who want horror elements without the heavier tone of adult-skewing shows. At roughly twenty-two minutes an episode, it's built for quick sittings rather than a single long watch, which suits family viewing schedules where a full movie-length block isn't always practical on a weeknight.
Where & how to watch
"The Doomies" streams on K-Time with a Farsi-language interface built for the Iranian diaspora audience. Reading the episode guide and title page requires nothing beyond a free account login; watching the episodes themselves works the same way, no separate signup or extra step involved.