Contributor: Natalie Dean

After a seven-year hiatus, the wacky town of Elmore is back, as Gumball and his family embark on even more weird adventures.

In an apocalyptic future, Gear and his crew are on the run after swiping classified government data. But even they can’t outrun the content issues that speed through each episode.

Though RDCworld1 is all about creating pop culture skits and having a laugh, the harsh language on this channel overshadows its comedic scripts.

If Family Law were put on trial, we’d rule that it is best for parents to cut this show out of their family watchlist.

As Zed and Addison once again find themselves entangled in a monster vs. monster feud, they mentor two young leaders, teaching them the benefits of embracing each other’s differences instead.

The Man of Steel returns, only this time, he’s battling the ultimate computer created by a goofy programmer who incites chaos wherever he goes.

This Netflix anime series thrusts two teenagers from different backgrounds into a war that will change the world—and their lives—forever.

Teens often turn to mass media when stressed. But it’s important to recognize when the media stimulates that stress rather than provide an escape from it.

Netflix’s 7 Bears takes a comedic twist to some beloved fairytales. But no amount of magic can mask some concerning comments.

Originally focused on photography, Jordan Matter’s father-and-daughter channel now focuses on extravagant challenges.

After losing his family to a demon attack, Tanjiro Kamado joins the Demon Slayer Corps to seek his revenge.

Scrublands’ Martin Scarsden is good at uncovering buried secrets, even when the secrets put his own life—and others’—at risk.

Over 24 seasons, Thomas & Friends has taught young viewers important lessons about being helpful, teamwork and admitting your mistakes.

JStu’s motto is “laugh daily.” And they encourage laughter through a channel filled with challenges, jokes—and a few content issues.