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This iteration of Superman stays generally family friendly, with violence being its main kryptonite.
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The StoryBots are on the case to answer all the questions you might have about the world.
This TV adaptation’s self-absorbed protagonist pursues awesomeness in ways that rational parents would discourage.
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Ten Year Old Tom is about a bright, logical elementary aged student surrounded by horrific parental figures and misguided adults.
Families will have to navigate some violence and spirituality in this unique anthology series about technology and African culture.
Dolores Roach says she isn’t the monster some people think she is. But the show? Yeah, that’s pretty monstrous.
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Once a book, then a game, now a Netflix show, this franchise is consistent throughout its iterations: Consistently messy.
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