The-n is a great site, I'll admit that. I even have an account. But parents need to be aware of what is on the site. Language is monitored to a degree, but so many people write the word in another way, that it is obvious. This is considered acceptable. The quiz content can sometimes be a bit more mature. The shows! Oh the shows! That is where you run into danger. There is the typical kissing, hugging stuff going on, but drugs are shown, and so is violence. In one episode of Degrassi when I first started watching I was stunned, and have not watched an episode since. There is a party with alcohol, drugs, and sex. But when one person is leaving there are some kids who don't like him, and as they are leaving he is getting into the car, but one of the bullies turns around, runs at the guy getting into his car and stabs him in the back. All of this is shown on the screen. Nothing is left out. The worst part of it is that Degrassi is rated TV-PG. I was disgusted. So parents be aware. I would suggest going on The-n with your child, or being in the same room with the computer and monitoring strictly what they are doing. The-n is like a fire. Fire is good if it is kept in hand, but you let it get out of hand and it can destroy so many things.
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Common Sense says
Teens get an all-access pass to the N TV network.
Why We Rated This
for Ages 14–15
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What Parents Need to Know
About the-n
Parents need to know that this site is an interactive online community featuring the popular teen network's shows and their sometimes-dodgy content. Teens are exposed to all that goes on in the shows -- drinking, kissing, talk of sexual escapades, jealousy, some drug use (popping pills, cocaine). The site does try to hawk goods, and commercials and ads run rampant.
Read our full review by Dana Cotter
Families Can Talk About
- Families can talk about the questions in the personality quizzes such as: "How Emo Are You?" or "What's Your Internet Personality?" Are the results truly representative of the person who takes the poll? Families can also discuss the "Hook-Up" -- a game that involves intense simulated conversations where players are scored based on how their responses impact a computer-generated character. How do you think this differs from real-life conversation?
Our Members Say
Most Recent Reviews
- I rate this title iffy for age 15 and give it
Caution! Crime Scene Ahead
- I rate this title on for age 13 and give it
keep ROCKIN!
The-n is awesome. Some people say it's a waste of time but the-n is a site for TEENS to just hang out with friends, play games, make new friends, take quizes and so much more. the-n gives great tips on how to shape up our planet because they feel that we can make a difference. It shows various shows that teach us lessons about life and how to keep our life on the right track. Just because the-n is a fun chat site, dosen't mean its dangerous for teens. check it out. you'll have a blast and u won't want to get off!
- I rate this title on for age 14 and give it
"A wonderful channel that talks about life for teenagers now-a-days"
I myself have a The-N account and i for one love the website. I also enjoy the shows that that the channel shows.
- I rate this title iffy for age 12 and give it
Nice website!
It has nice quizzes and games there!
- I rate this title iffy for age 2 and give it
A good website but nobody moniters the language
It is a fun filled website with noone watching it.


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