 LeVar Burton's Reading Rainbow revival is now the most popular Kickstarter project ever with over 93,000 contributors and counting. But you don't have to take my word for it. Perhaps most generous is Family Guy creator and Cosmos booster Seth MacFarlane, who has pledged to match every dollar raised after $4 million, up to $1 million in all. So it's safe to say LeVar Burton is back. But has he ever really left? Are you more familiar with me from Star Trek or Reading Rainbow? Have you all heard about the Reading Rainbow app that's out in the App Store? It's out now. You are all butterflies in the sky in my heart. Premiering in 1983, the award-winning Reading Rainbow ran on PBS for over two decades before its revival years later as an iPad app in 2012. Goodwill for the Reading Rainbow reboot seems to be peaking as the project reaches its conclusion. The other projects in Kickstarter's top five most funded, that's Pebble, Ouya, Pono, and Veronica Mars, have all donated rewards from their own campaign to give to Reading Rainbow's latest backers. Burton has said that if Reading Rainbow reaches $5 million, which is now guaranteed to do so, he will build apps for Android, Xbox, PlayStation, Apple TV, and Roku, and provide it for free to 7,500 classrooms most in need. And after that, who knows?
 LeVar Burton's Reading Rainbow revival is now the most popular Kickstarter project ever
 with over 93,000 contributors and counting.
 But you don't have to take my word for it.
 Perhaps most generous is Family Guy creator and Cosmos booster Seth MacFarlane, who has
 pledged to match every dollar raised after $4 million, up to $1 million in all.
 So it's safe to say LeVar Burton is back.
 But has he ever really left?
 Are you more familiar with me from Star Trek or Reading Rainbow?
 Have you all heard about the Reading Rainbow app that's out in the App Store?
 It's out now.
 You are all butterflies in the sky in my heart.
 Premiering in 1983, the award-winning Reading Rainbow ran on PBS for over two decades before
 its revival years later as an iPad app in 2012.
 Goodwill for the Reading Rainbow reboot seems to be peaking as the project reaches its conclusion.
 The other projects in Kickstarter's top five most funded, that's Pebble, Ouya, Pono, and
 Veronica Mars, have all donated rewards from their own campaign to give to Reading Rainbow's
 latest backers.
 Burton has said that if Reading Rainbow reaches $5 million, which is now guaranteed to do
 so, he will build apps for Android, Xbox, PlayStation, Apple TV, and Roku, and provide
 it for free to 7,500 classrooms most in need.
 And after that, who knows?