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.

A little slapstick that might give younger kids the wrong idea but other than that a very funny show.

I love this show and yes it is very funny! but there is lots of vilonce such as: yelling, and hitting people on the head with baseball bats, computors ECT. And there is some bad messages that this show sends out to younger kids. The message is that it is OK to make fun of people even the elderly. Older viewers will understand that it is wrong and that it is just for laughs but younger viewers might try to copy what there doing. I wouldent recomend this to kids 7 and under.

The show is geared toward older kids. The show's funny, but if you are a cretin type of religion, the show is not for you.I would tell you , but i don't know how to spell it.bye .

This show is one you will want to watch over and over!it stars Amanda bynes,drake bell and josh peck.it is just a lot of random skits that are so fun to watch.the violence in here is very mild such as hanging from a ceiling fan,getting hit in the with a pink toilet,jumping out of window, and stuff like that.and i don't know why nickelodeon doesn't show it any more,it is so funny that you will fall off the couch!ages 8 to 79!

I miss it so much!!!! This was my favorite show and I would watch it every single time it came out. Amanda was so funny and this show was like the appropriate version of SNL!! Please bring it back!

iI have been watching this show since I was 3 I didn't see anything bad about it it's funny!I wonder why they took it off the air then put it back on the N on Sunday morning at 8:00 and 8:30.I cant believe that you think this is 12+ I think it should be 7+