Three Flags, One Table
Three generations bring three flags to one family dinner table. Between old loyalties and new traditions, they search for common ground.
HearthReel makes seven-minute family dramas: the warmth of a bedtime story, the cliffhanger of a season finale, and the timing of a good sitcom. Written so a seven-year-old and a grandparent can watch the same thing and both stay hooked.
For parents and caregivers buying for their household.
Characters who want something, and a feeling that lands without a lecture at the end.
Every episode ends on a turn. We earn the next click instead of nagging for it.
Jokes for the kids, a second joke underneath for whoever's holding the remote.
Three Flags, One Table is the one you can watch tonight.
Three Flags, One Table
Three generations bring three flags to one family dinner table. Between old loyalties and new traditions, they search for common ground.
The first minute or two, free, muted by default. Decide with your kid, not for them.
Checkout is adults-only. We never put a buy button in front of a child.
Each story carries one principle — honesty, courage, kindness — and a question to ask afterwards.