Apple TV+’s gripping drama, Hijack, might have too much violence and language for families to get on board.
Once a book, then a game, now a Netflix show, this franchise is consistent throughout its iterations: Consistently messy.
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Tom and Jerry Tales is a 2006 revamp featuring the longtime chaotic duo’s classic stunts and constant pranks.
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This Netflix anthology can show us uncomfortable, worthwhile truths. But at what cost?
While fans of the original might enjoy the hearty dose of nostalgia, that’s really all that the revival provides.
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Like many families, The Wonder Years’ Williams family has their share of problems, but the show feels both real and …
Disney’s Pupstruction features a plethora of puppies building things. And it has us wagging our tails.
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Harsh language, LGBT content and violence accompany this well-told story about loneliness, grief and true connection.
While this psychological thriller may appeal to younger audiences, beware. The Crowded Room’s content tackles lots of mature themes.
Peacock’s new series about Pete Davidson is filled to its brim with profanity and a slew of other issues.