Contributor: Emily Tsiao

With f-words hitting triple digits, the brutal, incessant vulgarity here is the real deal-killer along the Silk Road.

The first responders on Fox’s drama are folks doing their best. But the show, like their jobs, can get a little messy.

It has some problems, but the show runs more cleanly and efficiently than Kevin James’ fictional NASCAR team.

This comedy’s focus on sex; its failure to rein in foul language; and its weird, homicidal villain will steer many audiences away.

Viewers who don’t want to see mangled corpses on screen should probably find another show.

Many families may simply decide that Earwig’s content concerns push this story out of bounds for them.

Malcolm and Marie, the people, have their issues. And so does Malcolm & Marie, the film.

This bold, crass interpretation of the poet comes off as more of a disappointment than anything.

If you ask me, Finding ‘Ohana is a modern-day Goonies.

No amount of pixie dust or happy thoughts can cover up the fact that this teen-centric show isn’t suited for teens.

Most families will probably want to avoid watching Locked Down: It could add to the insanity we’re already feeling.

There’s a new hero flapping around Gotham these days. But the show’s problems drag this caped crusader down.

The Dig has a few more controversies buried within than who discovered the treasure at the center of the story.

Assane describes his friends as having “questionable morals,” and the same could be said of Lupin.

Some positive messages and a TV-PG rating don’t completely wipe away some of the show’s content concerns.