what is this? not apppropriate until they're 13 years old, holy crud! what the h***? this is appropriate like 6 year olds. why TV-O13 on and TV-Y8 iffy to be on TV-Y7 off???????? duhhhh should be TV-G do anyone know what a TV-G is?????? not for kids under 0! think would be off for take away 1+ iffy for 0+, on for 1+ suggested as 2.

what is this? not apppropriate until they're 13 years old, holy crud! what the h***? this is appropriate like 6 year olds. why TV-O13 on and TV-Y8 iffy to be on TV-Y7 off???????? duhhhh should be TV-G do anyone know what a TV-G is?????? not for kids under 0! think would be off for take away 1+ iffy for 0+, on for 1+ suggested as 2.

While maybe not quite as good as its predeccsors, All That and You Can't Do That On Television, The Amanda Show is a pretty funny take on Nick's now long-gone appreciation of sketch comedy. Many of its skits are really funny, and some of them are parodies of things that exist in real life, such as So You Wanna Win Five Dollars, that skit where six people were stuck in a car, The Girls' Room, and the much-remembered Judge Trudy. But the two funniest parts of the show are Totally Kyle, where this popular but clueless teenager played by Drake Bell tells of regular events in his life in a way that is excessively stretched out so that it is highly funny, and Penelope Taint, the girl who was such a fan of Amanda that she made her own Amanda website and makes an attempt in every episode to meet Amanda, even if it means doing something risky, such as stealing one of the letters of the show's sign. And these plans never succeed but almost do, which makes them even funnier. And she also used the word please so much that she said it at times that contextually made no sense. Essentially, those of us who grew up on it should still find it generally funny, and parents should not be afraid to let today's kids occasionally watch it on TeenNick, because let's be honest: there is nothing that people take less seriously than a sketch comedy.

Change Rated TV-14: Lots of Slapstick Humor, Racial Mentions, References of Nudity, and Average Playground Talk

It should have been rated TV-PG-DLV and it should on TEENick and Nick at Nite instead of Nicktoons!

great show that kids will like but may be too violent for younger kids

wtf?? Violence? Sexual content? This show is a kids show! There is 100% NO sexual content in this! And the isnt any heavy violence! Why is this website called commonsense?

This is a funny show with tons of laughter and fun