This is a favotrite of my two tween (11, 12) daughters. I agree with CSM that the world of Zoey is very idealistic, with not many real world, tough problems that today's teens face addressed here. (Perhaps this attracts a wider audience for the network.) Like other shows marketed for a tween audience, keep in mind that the characters date and have kissing and touching as a problem focus. For example, in one episode a girl (stereotypically, the "nerdy" one) has the problem of never having kissed her boyfriend, and her friends are astonished to the point of pity for her. She spends that episode in search of her boyfriend so that she can reach that milestone. At least, however, once her boyfriend realizes what she's up to, he decides to take control so that the kiss can be meaningful, and not just any old kiss. Bottom line, wait until your kids are old enough to really start thinking about the opposite sex as attractive, and then talk to them--a lot!

While there are good things about this show, it has it's bad stuff like... -Lots of flirting, kissing, mentioning making out,saying stuff like, cute and hot.In Chasing Zoey, Lola (Victoria Justice) asks Quinn if her dress is too "sexy" for her date.In another episode where Logan spreads a rumor, Zoey and others threaten to take off the curtain while filming for the school news show. -The cast disobeys the Dean in a lot of episodes. -Mentions of bras and such (Should a younger child see or hear that?) There's a lot more, but I'll save you the time. Now, this is a great show, but think before you let your child watch. Probably not the best for a child in fourth grade or younger. Cya ppl!

Chasing Zoey was awesome basically nobody liked James. When Chase came him and Zoey kissed like crazy.{finaly!}

I love this show and I am watching Blast from the Past now. This show is one of my favorites. Very funny, verry cool. I have always loved the show but I have liked it more during the last episodes and Im upset that the show is ending. But even though Jamie Lynn is pregnant, I'll always be a fan of Jamie!

i thought it was okay but my older bro hate it when i watch because it has bad messages. In one eposode, Logan and Zoey open coffee shops, which was against the deans rule. Somehow, I don't remember, but dean finds out about both of them had one and he brings them 2 his office. There the dean coffee machine is found (he's not supposed to have 1 either). the kids bribe him saying, "i wont tell if you wont tell" and that it...the end...everyone..no more...Bribing?? OMG

Sexual Content: People are constantly talking about dating and making out. Violence: Occasionally, people will be hurt or violence is implied. Language: Jerk, jeez, Oh my god, etc. Social Behavior: Numerous negative male stereotypes. The main characters are often cruel to others and are portrayed positively. In one episode, the main characters put a characters prized possessions into acid to get information from him after tying him up. Commercialism: Tons. Drugs: The kids seem to be addicted to coffee.

hello as i write i am watching spring break up! the best! Chase is so hot!!!!! so in the movie chasing zoey will chase and zoey go out or will she keep james! chase is so better lokking

I don't believe this show is no longer acceptable to tweens. Jaime Lynn Spears is pregnant and yet nobody seems to give a hoot or a holler about how many tweens look up to her. Her personal life is really souring the show. I think Jaime Lynn being pregnant sends a bad message to tweens still trying to figure out puberty and social situations.

I really like this show. It's creative and funny. It's appropriate for anybody me age.

This is a favotrite of my two tween (11, 12) daughters. I agree with CSM that the world of Zoey is very idealistic, with not many real world, tough problems that today's teens face addressed here. (Perhaps this attracts a wider audience for the network.) Like other shows marketed for a tween audience, keep in mind that the characters date and have kissing and touching as a problem focus. For example, in one episode a girl (stereotypically, the "nerdy" one) has the problem of never having kissed her boyfriend, and her friends are astonished to the point of pity for her. She spends that episode in search of her boyfriend so that she can reach that milestone. At least, however, once her boyfriend realizes what she's up to, he decides to take control so that the kiss can be meaningful, and not just any old kiss. Bottom line, wait until your kids are old enough to really start thinking about the opposite sex as attractive, and then talk to them--a lot!

Sexual Content: People are constantly talking about dating and making out. Violence: Occasionally, people will be hurt or violence is implied. Language: Jerk, jeez, Oh my god, etc. Social Behavior: Numerous negative male stereotypes. The main characters are often cruel to others and are portrayed positively. In one episode, the main characters put a characters prized possessions into acid to get information from him after tying him up. Commercialism: Tons. Drugs: The kids seem to be addicted to coffee.

I don't believe this show is no longer acceptable to tweens. Jaime Lynn Spears is pregnant and yet nobody seems to give a hoot or a holler about how many tweens look up to her. Her personal life is really souring the show. I think Jaime Lynn being pregnant sends a bad message to tweens still trying to figure out puberty and social situations.

Sexual Content (Not an Issue): Some kissing and flirting, references to "making out". Violence (Not an Issue): Some comic pratfalls and the like. Language (Not an Issue): Frequent usage of "Oh my God" and "sucks". Social Behavior (On): The main character is a strong, indepedent female character. Commercialism (Not an Issue): None. Drug/Alcohol/Tobacco (Not an Issue): None.

Zoey 101 is perhaps the only television show that has ever portrayed outstanding students - those who are popular, make good grades, and have good behavior in a positive light. Usually, successful students are portrayed as "Mean Girls" and anti-heroic figures glorified. The optimism displayed here, the respect paid to what is obviously an exclusive private school, and the choices the kids make on their own - all imply parenting skills that have equipped the characters to excel in the environment. Parents are not present because it is a boarding school, but school staff are portrayed as caring, compassionate figures who are respected and worthy of respect. I have been on the set of the show, and seen first hand that they are careful to not offend people of faith - a casual expression of "geez" (slang for Jesus - taking the Lord's name in vain - was immediately stopped and will not air). Parents who are concerned that Jamie Spears is like her sister and a bad role model have nothing to fear. She is a polite, respectful, Christian young lady who was delightful to meet and well founded in her values by loving parents.

While there are good things about this show, it has it's bad stuff like... -Lots of flirting, kissing, mentioning making out,saying stuff like, cute and hot.In Chasing Zoey, Lola (Victoria Justice) asks Quinn if her dress is too "sexy" for her date.In another episode where Logan spreads a rumor, Zoey and others threaten to take off the curtain while filming for the school news show. -The cast disobeys the Dean in a lot of episodes. -Mentions of bras and such (Should a younger child see or hear that?) There's a lot more, but I'll save you the time. Now, this is a great show, but think before you let your child watch. Probably not the best for a child in fourth grade or younger. Cya ppl!

Chasing Zoey was awesome basically nobody liked James. When Chase came him and Zoey kissed like crazy.{finaly!}

I love this show and I am watching Blast from the Past now. This show is one of my favorites. Very funny, verry cool. I have always loved the show but I have liked it more during the last episodes and Im upset that the show is ending. But even though Jamie Lynn is pregnant, I'll always be a fan of Jamie!

i thought it was okay but my older bro hate it when i watch because it has bad messages. In one eposode, Logan and Zoey open coffee shops, which was against the deans rule. Somehow, I don't remember, but dean finds out about both of them had one and he brings them 2 his office. There the dean coffee machine is found (he's not supposed to have 1 either). the kids bribe him saying, "i wont tell if you wont tell" and that it...the end...everyone..no more...Bribing?? OMG

hello as i write i am watching spring break up! the best! Chase is so hot!!!!! so in the movie chasing zoey will chase and zoey go out or will she keep james! chase is so better lokking

I really like this show. It's creative and funny. It's appropriate for anybody me age.

This show does contain some bad language.. Can be boring sometimes.

i love how this show is like real life in a way.at points in the show i like how you can relate to the characters.