aired on Nicktoons TV and Kix ! in the United Kingdom, RTE Two in Ireland, Cartoon Network and Boomerang in Latin America, Disney Channel and Toon Disney in Germany, and on Nickelodeon in the United Kingdom, Australia and the Netherlands. On September 20, 2006, the show's DVD was released in the United States by Funimation Entertainment, "Dad's Debut", which contained the first six episodes of the first season: "Welcome to Silent Springs", "Zilla House of Horrors", "Mr. Zilla's Opus", "High Infidelity", "Angela D'Angelo", and "The Candidate". On April 7, 2009, a second volume of the show was released, "Off The Hook", which contained the next five episodes of the first season: "Willy Unplugged", "Dance Party", "Psychic Convention", "Call of the Wild", and "Mr. Big". In Canada, three DVDs of the show were released by KaBoom Entertainment : My Dad the Rock Star, Willy Unplugged, and Call of the Wild. As of 2022, the show is now streaming on Tubi as well as on Pluto TV. Reception Common Sense Media rated the show 4 out of 5 stars, stating, "My Dad the Rock Star actually offers positive social messages, although they're subtle and blended in with wit and irony. Willy is perfectly happy with his slightly goofy, non-rock star self, and so are his friends, a pair of cool kids who aren't bowled over by either the Zillas' fame or fortune. These friends are loyal, and so is Willy, who may not always approve of his family but never fails to back them up. At its core, My Dad the Rock Star is a simple cartoon about the difficulties of staying yourself and still fitting in. It's fun to indulge the fantasy of the childlike parent and mature child – and the lifestyle that goes with crazy money – but the series' point is always that even though Willy could have anything in the world, what he wants most is to stay put and lead a normal life with his friends." References External links 2000s Canadian animated television series 2000s French animated television series 2003 Canadian television series debuts 2003 French television series debuts 2004 Canadian television series endings 2004 French television series endings Animated television series about families Canadian children's animated comedy television series English-language television shows French children's animated comedy television series Nickelodeon original programming Nicktoons (TV network) original programming Teen animated television series Teletoon original programming Television series