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Big Trick Energy

age 13+

Magic/stunt show features silly, sometimes violent, pranks.

Network: HBO Max (2022)

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The Pentaverate

age 13+

Myers' comeback comedy has broad, bawdy humor.

Network: Netflix (2022)

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Who Do You Believe?

age 13+

Sensational series plays both sides of crime story.

Network: ABC (2022)

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Tower of God

age 13+

Strong messages, violent competition in fantasy-anime

Network: HBO Max (2022)

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Your Lie in April

age 13+

Romantic anime about the power of music, friendship, love.

Network: HBO Max (2014)

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Bullsh*t the Game Show

age 13+

Fun, bingeable trivia game has lies, swears, innuendo.

Network: Netflix (2022)

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Heartstopper

age 13+

Sweet, lovable LGBTQ+ romance has teen-friendly content.

Network: Netflix (2022)

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Tigtone

age 13+

Unsettling fantasy satire features over-the-top gore.

Network: Adult Swim (2018)

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Tsukimichi: Moonlit Fantasy

age 13+

Fantastical series has violence, subtle sexual content.

Network: HBO Max (2021)

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Dramaworld

age 13+

Funny series about K-Drama and fans has some violence.

Network: Amazon Prime Video (2022)

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The Family Law

age 13+

Funny, acclaimed sitcom has crude language.

Network: Hulu (2022)

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Forecasting Love & Weather

age 13+

Love is unpredictable and sweet in weather-themed K-drama.

Network: Netflix (2022)

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Tiger & Bunny

age 13+

Unique superhero story has fantasy violence, language.

Network: Netflix (2011)

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Komi Can't Communicate

age 13+

Popular manga debuts as anime; watch out for sexual context.

Network: Netflix (2021)

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Brené Brown: Atlas of the Heart

age 13+

Emotions get spotlight in researched show that has language.

Network: HBO Max (2022)

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Mud, Sweat, and Beards

age 13+

Fun survivalist series features friendship, strong language.

Network: USA (2022)

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Thermae Romae Novae

age 13+

Comedic, informative anime has partial nudity, drinking.

Network: Netflix (2022)

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Pachinko

age 13+

Provocative historical drama has drinking, gambling.

Network: Apple TV+ (2022)

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Black Love

age 13+

Nuanced, intimate conversations about Black relationships.

Network: OWN (2017)

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Bad Vegan

age 13+

OK docuseries about restauranteur is both lurid and boring.

Network: Netflix (2022)

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