Dot Conner: Webtective is a live-action Christian mystery series about a curious teenager who treats questions of faith like cases to solve — opening Scripture, asking trusted voices, and following clues with her friends.^1 Huff Media Productions created the show; Mighty Good Games publishes the free Season 1 app so families can watch all eight episodes offline and unlock extra material about the characters and cast.^2
The episodes walk kids through topics such as how to read the Bible, why Christians still struggle with sin, and whether someone who trusts Jesus remains secure — with guest appearances from voices like Darrell Bock, J. Warner Wallace, Alisa Childers, and Bethany Hamilton.^4 An eight-week companion curriculum for grades 1–5 is free to download for churches and homeschool families (an email is required) and includes teaching notes, small-group questions, and service graphics.^6
Husband-and-wife filmmakers Andrew and Jae Huff launched Huff Media Productions in September 2021.^7 They started Dot Conner after they could not find family films they felt comfortable showing their own children. As Jae Huff told The Christian Post: “if nobody else is going to make the content, we know how. So it’s up to us to find a way to do it.”^8 Andrew Huff says the aim is simple: “the first thing we want is for families to walk away with a smile on their face.”^8
Andrew and Jae Huff also made a feature film that continues Dot’s story as she and her friends chase clues about her father and lean on Philippians 4:13.^9 The movie opened in theaters in September 2025 and now streams on Angel, where the series itself also began streaming in September 2026.^10 The series also appears on Minno.^12
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