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Jake 2.0

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Jake Foley is a young, slightly geeky National Security Agency technician who harbours a secret desire to rise from his low-level position and become an agent himself. During a "freak accident" he is infected with nanites, which give him a dazzling array of superpowers, including "superhuman strength, lightning-fast speed, heightened hearing, razor sharp vision and the telepathic abilities to communicate with computers".
When Jake's newfound abilities are discovered, the National Security Agency places him at the centre of a new Special Ops team. But once he is thrust into his new role as a secret agent, Jake is forced to juggle his two lives as a superhero and a regular, twenty-something guy looking to enjoy life and find love.

Jeremiah

Fifteen years after a plague has killed all the adults, two young heroes battle to end the war between factions of survivors and prevent the deadly illness from recurring. Created by J. Michael Straczynski, the mind behind Babylon 5, the series stars Luke Perry and Malcolm Jamal-Warner.

John Doe

A mysterious man who seems to know everything except his own identity helps solve problems. The series first aired in 2002.

Johnny Sokko and His Flying Robot

A young boy who controls a giant robot fights an organization dedicated to worldwide terror. Also known as "Giant Robo" or "Jaianto robo," the series first aired in 1967.