Contributor: Kristin Smith

The hosts of The Great British Bake Off dive into a sitcom now airing on NBC’s Peacock streaming service. But this shouldn’t be on your family’s hit list.

Former Hootie and the Blowfish frontman Darius Rucker offers a mixed prescription for dealing with this moment’s anxieties.

Wizarding wonders aside, this animated kid show won’t be for everyone.

There is a lot to love here for older audiences, but many themes may be too mature for the littlest of viewers.

While there’s a lot to like here, there’s also plenty that might leave you feeling a little off beat.

What you see on this nature show should come as no surprise to any animal documentary vet. What you hear, though, is another matter.

The Transformers franchise keep chugging along, but there’s some bumps in this particular installment.

The Grammy winner turns away from dark confessionalism and infuses her new single with jazz, R&B and hope.

The show addresses issues faced by many a middle schooler–but not in ways that their parents might approve of.

There isn’t a case too tough for these kids to crack. And they figure out more than mysteries along the way.

This TNT crime drama is as dirty, messy and brutal as the 19th-century New York streets from which it pulls its story.

Folklore may be a lyrically dense, aesthetic album that asks the listener to take a personal journey. But it’s not the expedition that all parents will want for their children.

Parents shouldn’t be fooled by a lenient rating that doesn’t provide enough warning for the sexualized story line.

Kane Brown is joined by Swae Lee and Khalid on this feel good song with a handful of not-so-feel-good moments.

This TV adaptation of a beloved puzzle book series gently teaches young viewers lessons about friendship and bravery.