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TV reviews for drama, arts and dance, brothers and sisters & pirates

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  • Review
    Rectify

    Artful drama weighs redemption in the wake of rape, murder.
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    16
     
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    (TV, 2013)
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    Christmas with Holly

    Heartwarming story of overcoming grief is great family fare.
    AGE
    10
     
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    (TV, 2012)
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    Dallas

    Scheming, back-stabbing return to Southfork; steamy stuff.
    AGE
    15
     
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    (TV, 2012)
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    Bunheads

    Likable drama blends good role models, small-town humor.
    AGE
    14
     
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    (TV, 2012)
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    The Hardy Boys Nancy Drew Mysteries

    Squeaky-clean teens solve mysteries in 1970s drama.
    AGE
    9
     
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    (TV, 2012)
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    Dance Academy

    This fun Australian teen drama paints a more realistic picture of teen life than many other shows targeted at this age group.
    AGE
    12
     
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    (TV, 2012)
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    Smash

    Broadway musical drama with big stars, some sexy stuff.
    AGE
    13
     
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    (TV, 2012)
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    Ringer

    Troubled twin sisters serve as doubly iffy role models.
    AGE
    14
     
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    (TV, 2011)