Goosebumps: The Vanishing
A few darker elements raise this adaptation from the kid-friendly tone of its source material to a TV-14 rating.
Doc
Fox’s new medical drama Doc sets up an intriguing premise. Time will tell if it crashes into salacious content or recovers into a worthwhile watch.
Going Dutch
In Fox’s Going Dutch, decorated Colonel Patrick Quinn is assigned to Stroopsdorf, the “least important U.S. Army base in the world.”
Secret Level
Prime Video’s ‘Secret Level’ gives a Black Mirror-esque spin to some popular video games with some “rated M for Mature” content.
Virgin River
This show has become a sensation on Netflix—and it’s cleaner than some. But before you walk into this small town, know that not everything is fit for families.
A Man on the Inside
The crudities in A Man on the Inside probably won’t make your sky fall, but to say you should ignore them would force me to tell true lies.
Arcane
As you might’ve guessed from the title, Arcane features plenty of magic. The results are anything but magical, though.
St. Denis Medical
The mockumentary St. Denis Medical balances between stabilizing patients and having them code. Only time will tell which way the show’s health veers.
NCIS: Origins
Origin stories can be a bit messy. And when it comes to Leroy Gibbs’ story in NCIS: Origins, it’s no exception.
Erased
As noble as Satoru’s goals may be, there’s no erasing the inherent content issues—such as child abuse and murder—in Erased.
