Meet Bat (short for Bixby Alexander Tam), a kid who’s got a big heart, a deep love for animals, and a brain that’s beautifully wired for details and routines.

Whether he's bonding with a baby skunk, trying to make sense of friendships, or negotiating the emotional chaos of family life, Bat approaches the world with honesty, intensity, and zero filter—which, let’s be real, is refreshingly neurodivergent.

This series isn’t about autism—it’s a gentle, affirming window into what it can feel like to live in an autistic brain: the sensory stuff, the social scripts, the all-consuming special interests, and the sacredness of predictability.

Bat’s not trying to be “normal.” He’s just trying to be understood. And that, friends, is the most heroic thing of all.