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What's ON TV This Weekend

Get our picks for great family TV from March 19 - 21! From new episodes of your kids' favorite shows to fun movies for tweens, teens, and more, we'll help you make the most of your weekend viewing as a family.

TV: Handy Manny

Friendly handyman teaches kids about cooperation.

Review date: 9/15/2006

Age 3+

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DVD: Rugrats in Paris

Movies on DVD

Eighty minutes of visual surprises, clever comedy.

Release date: 1/10/2002

Age 4+

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TV: Jane and the Dragon

Medieval adventure is a soaring delight.

Review date: 9/9/2006

Age 6+

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TV: Life

Gorgeous family-friendly series celebrates nature.

Review date: 3/5/2010

Age 6+

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TV: Bewitched

Classic sitcom about twitchy-nosed witch still entertains.

Review date: 9/23/2007

Age 7+

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TV: Who Do You Think You Are?

Celebs' genealogical journeys are inspiring and educational.

Review date: 3/5/2010

Age 10+

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TV: American Loggers

Gritty look at loggers' lives is intense entertainment.

Review date: 2/27/2009

Age 11+

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TV: Everybody Loves Raymond

Show finds humor in family conflict; teens and up.

Review date: 8/18/2003

Age 13+

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DVD: Zoolander

Movies on DVD

A surprisingly entertaining movie, but edgy.

Release date: 2/2/2001

Age 14+

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TV: The Pacific

Intense drama for older teens about less-known side of WWII.

Review date: 3/14/2010

Age 16+

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