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The Quest

age 11+

Immersive fantasy game show has diverse cast, violence.

Network: Disney+ (2022)

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Long Live the Royals

age 11+

Feudal farce is surprisingly mild and disappointingly bland.

Network: HBO Max (2022)

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They Call Me Magic

age 11+

Docuseries depicts a superstar's incredible life blandly.

Network: Apple TV+ (2022)

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Trivia Quest

age 11+

Simple, fun game for older kids has subtle innuendo.

Network: Netflix (2022)

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Cat Burglar

age 11+

Interactive cartoon has violence but no innovation (or fun).

Network: Netflix (2022)

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Great Chocolate Showdown

age 11+

Amateur chocolatiers compete in generic series.

Network: CW (2020)

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Let the World See

age 11+

Powerful docu about murder of Emmett Till, some violence.

Network: ABC (2022)

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The Book of Boba Fett

age 11+

Popular bounty hunter shows ethics in pulpy action series.

Network: Disney+ (2021)

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New World

age 11+

Mysterious game-like Korean reality show a fun journey.

Network: Netflix (2021)

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Hawkeye

age 11+

Intriguing new Marvel duo's adventures have violence.

Network: Disney+ (2021)

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Head of the Class (2021)

age 11+

OK classroom reboot has diverse cast, flat jokes.

Network: HBO Max (2021)

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Adventure Beast

age 11+

Fun facts and lame jokes make wildlife cartoon a mixed bag.

Network: Netflix (2021)

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A Tale Dark & Grimm

age 11+

Fairy tale retelling with humor, violence, and scariness.

Network: Netflix (2021)

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I Promise

age 11+

Docu about LeBron-founded school shows education challenges.

Network: YouTube (2021)

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Napoleon’s Legendary Spy

age 11+

Napoleonic spy docu is an interesting history lesson.

Network: HBO Max (2017)

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Through Our Eyes

age 11+

Touching, tough stories are told from kids' perspectives.

Network: HBO Max (2021)

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Wellington Paranormal

age 11+

Paranormal police comedy has slapstick violence.

Network: HBO Max (2018)

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Turner & Hooch

age 11+

Uneven cop-and-dog buddy series has frequent gun violence.

Network: Disney+ (2021)

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Cat People

age 11+

Sweet cat-loving series has strong language, mature topics.

Network: Netflix (2021)

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College Bowl

age 11+

Fun college-themed quiz show promotes its sponsor.

Network: NBC (2021)

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