Contributor: Sarah Rasmussen

Lucy starts a new life in Rome after her father marries Italian pop star Francesca Fortuna.

Bon Namihira travels into the past to save innocent lives. But potential viewers won’t travel far before they encounter the show’s violence and profanity.

Superbuns uses her powers of kindness to save the day.

The mutants are back in Disney’s retro iteration of the X-Men—as are the violence and superhuman abilities that typically accompany this franchise.

Ariana Grande’s latest offers honest reflections on a breakup … but not much in the way of hope.

Harry Pinero welcomes viewers into his life through vlog and challenge content. But his use of profanity and crude jokes is not so welcoming.

Millions of dogs are in need of homes. Rocky Kanaka is here to raise awareness for these animals—and cuddle with them, too.

Colter Shaw’s career involves rescuing missing persons. If only his show, Tracker, hadn’t found quite so much problematic content.

Gabriel might be a great nanny to Jimena’s three kids, but The Manny’s profanity and sexual content will make it inappropriate for most families.

For all its religiosity, The Envoys is simply irreverent.

While Julia’s compelling story might entice some viewers, others will find the profanity, alcohol, and sexual content unpalatable.

The location might be new, but NCIS: Sydney still contains the violence and profanity common in the franchise.

Despite some minor moments of peril, Minno’s Young David explores the childhood of Israel’s king in a family-friendly manner.

When Carmie becomes a vampire, she (and potential viewers) must navigate violence, supernatural powers and middle school angst.

In its attempt to stay as authentic as possible, this faith-based movie employs some profanity that might make it strike out for some families.