Hollywood Arts
This breezy Victorious spin-off follows Trina Vega returning to Hollywood Arts High School as a substitute teacher, steering a new class of aspiring performers through auditions, rivalries, and big-stage dreams. This report covers the first 12 episodes released on Netflix on October 15, 2026 (the first batch of a planned 26-episode season); content throughout that batch is consistently TV-PG in tone with humor, light scheming, and brief kissing.
Most comfortable for ages 8 and up; fans of the original Victorious will feel right at home, and the school-comedy format plays easily for upper-elementary kids.
Episodes to know about
A student gives a rival a tampered breath mint to ruin her voice before a showcase audition, while another student steals a classmate's clothes so she misses her timeslot; Trina inadvertently encourages both schemes before walking them back.
Trina coaches students to lie on their resumes during a casting panic; the episode frames this as wrong, but the deception is the comedic centerpiece before a lesson kicks in.
A persistent frenemy rivalry between two student characters involves repeated arguing, yelling, and attempts to outmaneuver each other throughout the season.