Anchorwoman
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Is it age appropriate?
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Not age appropriate for kids under 13, age appropriate for kids over 16; suggested age 13. -
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Common Sense says
TV news goes diva in comedy/reality hybrid.
Why We Rated This
for Ages 13–16
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What Parents Need to Know
About Anchorwoman
Parents need to know that this reality/comedy hybrid focuses on a model/former beauty queen who wears tight, revealing clothing (most of it sporting high-end labels) and sometimes behaves in flirtatious and sexually provocative ways. The series both comments on and reinforces sexist stereotypes about women, their looks, and their professional capabilities. There's also some fairly mild language (of the "hell" and "ass" variety) and social drinking.
Read our full review by Sierra Filucci
Families Can Talk About
- Families can talk about news and journalism. How has the way news is delivered changed over the last several years? What are teens' impressions of the current state of news and journalism? When people express their disappointment with the news media, do you think they mean TV news or all types of news, from print to radio to online? Do you expect TV anchors to be real journalists? Does this show alter or reinforce your feelings about the news?
Our Members Say
Most Recent Reviews
- I rate this title off for age 17 and give it
- I rate this title on for age 13 and give it
Beauty Queens Can't Be Smart?
For most people in East Texas having a national television show being produced in such a small place would be very exciting. Yeah right. Lauren Jones is not the typical frumpy East Texas housewife you will see at the local Walmart. She is the person for whom those housewives envy and whose husbands daydream about. She is from New York and she is beautiful. Not only is she a swimsuit model she is actually intelligent if you take the time to get to know her. Fortunately, I know whereof I speak. My 13 year-old daughter went to C.S.I. Summer Camp at Kilgore College. Lauren was the reporter sent over to cover the story. My daughter thought she was very sweet, personable, actually showed an interest in what they were learning as opposed to asking her "X-amount" of questions and leaving. If anything, I have had to restrain myself and do my research before sending a disgruntled email to Station Mgr/Director Phil Hurley. I have to say, I will watch the TV show, Anchorwoman and encourage others to as well...but I wont be watching the news at 5, 6, or 10.
- I rate this title off for age 17 and give it
I was disgusted
From what I've seen on the previews. I think this show is a insult to women reporters, and women in general. This should be aired on HBO. Not on a broadcast station.

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