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30 Days
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Not age appropriate for kids under 12, age appropriate for kids over 15; suggested age 15. -
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Common Sense says
Opening minds, one month at a time. Teens and up.
Why We Rated This
for Ages 15 and Up
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What Parents Need to Know
About 30 Days
Parents need to know that this thought-provoking reality series was created by Morgan Spurlock, the director of Super Size Me, and follows in the documentary's footsteps by dissecting issues that face Americans every day. The show tackles some very controversial topics, including illegal immigration, job outsourcing, abortion, poverty, religion, and sexuality. As a result, most episodes feature plenty of confrontational exchanges as participants are forced to re-examine their personal beliefs and behaviors; some of the spirited "discussion" may make sensitive kids uncomfortable. But teens could learn a lot by watching -- particularly the importance of taking a close, objective look at your own values and world view.
Read our full review by Betsy Bozdech
Families Can Talk About
- Families can talk about the issues covered in each episode (there's certainly no lack of discussion fodder in this series, given the topics it takes on). How did the participants' beliefs change over the course of the episode? Was either side completely right or wrong? What did the participants learn from each other? What did you learn by watching them interact? Can teens think of a situation that would take them as completely outside of their own comfort zone as the people on the show? How do they think they'd react? Do you think shows like this can change society on a broad scale, or just one individual at a time? Is 30 days enough time to really make a difference in someone's core beliefs?
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Most Recent Reviews
- I rate this title on for age 5 and give it
bad
- I rate this title iffy for age 2 and give it
- I rate this title iffy for age 17 and give it
Show Definatly not for Cable..Needed to be on HBO
I am mortified at how it is so easy for the film industry to take the F word out of there filming so that it doesn't offend anyone. When the real culprit is that they so freely give blessing to GD as if it is okay to say the Lords name in vain. Some networks have even bleeped Damn but left God so you know just exactly what they said.. what is that?? My family, all 3 of our households, have made a pact, as soon as the GD word is spoken on a tv show, we turn it or delete it. Even at movies, we walk out.. My other complaint with this show is that on the first show I saw, the writer was trying to live on minimum wage. The problem was, however, he didn't. He got a job making 7 bucks an hour and who knows what his girlfriend was making and then he went on to get a higher paying job, and then was working two.. that is a disgrace to those of us who "are" budgeting $1200 dollars a month and having to make it work..I agree with his concept.. Things need to change.. but buddy..stop whining. You had all kinds of free stuff given to you and free meals.. I can't remember the last time I had a free piece of furniture or someone standing their to hand out food with a smile on their face..
- I rate this title on for age 2 and give it
- I rate this title on for age 2 and give it
After a short first season, I was glad that the show was renewed
The only thing, however, is I wonder if that also means that this season will be just as short. Hopefully not, because it's a good show, and doesn't contain some of the gross stuff from "Supersize Me" (which is why I never want to eat junk food again). Content really isn't much of a problem, except for some occasional cussing, which is all bleep-free except for the f-bomb (that's why it's rated MA-- you can't say s*** on tv-14, which I've never gotten).

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