Kids Unlimited (Syndicated)
common sense media says
Child actors' antics aren't very entertaining.
parents & educators say
What parents need to know
Parents need to know that although this show is age-appropriate for tweens overall, there are better ways for them to spend their time. Some of the series' commercial parodies depict fairly iffy attitudes and behaviors -- for example, one is for a doll called Back Tattoo Brandie, and another is for Little Devils sedatives for kids (in the latter, a boy is shown miming urinating on a purse). Also, one subplot involves a take-off on selling your soul to the devil -- a kid promises to give up his Eternal Soul II video game to his friend if he wins a competition. All of that said, there's not much in the way of violence or language to worry about, and the cast is impressively diverse.
Violence & scariness:
Not applicable.
Sexy stuff:
One older teen tries to convince another to join him in a kissing party.
Language:
Not applicable.
Consumerism:
There are no real products in the show, parodies of real products are obvious -- like Barbie and Guitar Hero.
Drinking, drugs, & smoking:
One commercial parody suggests sedating unruly kids, but it's clearly a parody.
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