Good Eats - TV-G
Quirky culinary comic mixes food, science, fun.
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- TV Rating: TV-G
- Network: Food Network
- Cast: Alton Brown
- Genre: Educational
- >Available On: DVD
Parents need to know
Families can talk about how television can promote science and learning. Can TV shows geared toward educating people be informative while also being interesting and fun? What shows can you think of that fit that description? Families can also talk about cooking. What are your family's favorite meals? Kids: Have you ever tried cooking? Would you like to? What would you like to make?
Message
Social Behavior:
The series offers informative, easy-to-understand explanations of the science behind cooking. It combines science and humor to create a fun, positive educational experience.
Consumerism:
On very rare occasions, Brown will mention a product brand name, but only in the context of what works best in a recipe.
Drugs/Alcohol/Tobacco:
Alcohol (wine, beer, rum) is occasionally used in a recipe.
Violence
Occasional mild references to violence, but within the context of "fighting" a problem associated with preparing a specific food.
Sex
Some extremely mild sexual innuendo (such as vague references to The Naked Chef) that will go over young viewers' head.
Language
Common Sense says
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Reviewed by Melissa Camacho
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