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Overruled!

  • 2009-2011
  • 3 seasons
  • Discovery Force Channel
  • Family
  • TV-Y

'Overruled!' is a tween comedy about the trials of Jared "Coop" Cooper, a smooth-talking teen who puts his charm and principles to good use as an attorney at Banting High's teen court. When Coop isn't at home with his family, dealing with his quirky little sister Jordy, he's hanging out in teen court with his best friend and court clerk Rusty, teen-judge Tara, and his 'frenemy' and opposing council Kaleigh. Students with school issues that can't be settled in the halls can have their case decided by a jury of their peers in after-school court, which is supervised by irrepressible Mr. Van Dansen. And whether you've been served with a dress code violation or caught cheating on the final exam, you won't find funnier representation than Coop Cooper--a guy who can cut the tension of any courtroom drama with his comedic courtroom theatrics.

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Episode 1

Star Strucked

With Ronald and Kaleigh acting schmoopy, Coop finds himself unwittingly competing with Ronald for Kaleigh's affections. Their competition escalates till Coop and Ronald challenge each other to a wrestling match. Kaleigh isn't impressed and when Ronald admits he's nervous about the match, she asks Coop to go easy on him. Coop agrees, but plans to take Ronnie down once and for all, until Coop realizes his feelings for Kaleigh mid-match and Ronald ends up pinning him. Coop looks like a good friend to Kaleigh, but Ronald looks like a champ... and Kaleigh's new boyfriend. Meanwhile, Tara mismanages Rusty's text-lationship with an absent Vanessa and Jordy tries to convince Gil and Linda she needs glasses.

  • 2010 - Gemini - Best Children's or Youth Fiction Program or Series - Winner
  • 2010 - DGC Team Award - Outstanding Team Achievement in a Television Series - Family - Nominated
  • 2011 - Young Artist Award - Best Performance in a TV Series (Comedy or Drama) - Leading Young Actor - Nominated

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