Hank is a very outstanding citizen and shows great leadership. He isn't afraid to stand up for himself and always keeps a promise. The other people are iffy. Dale doesn't show much bad citizenship except for the fact that he always smokes. Peggy is a good model. Everyone else could be sometimes bad but mostly good. This show deals with real life problems in your average suburbs and teaches you how deal with it. It is good for everyone to know about these problems and can actually help you. It's a good thing for your kids to be watching because it deals with lifen not fairies, ninjas, ghosts, web show hosts, performing arts rising stars, singing pop stars and etc.

To tell you the truth I don't really like this show. It is not very good. But (despite the tv-14 rating) if your kids want to watch it and they are over the age of 8, it's fine for them.

This show attempt to be a show about four normal kids, except that they are "professional" pranksters. They have their life at school and their life in pranking. Except there is one thing about the show. They fail on every aspect that they attempt to do. The pranks are obviously fake and scripted. They try to add a bit of humor and realism into it so that it can relate to their target audience which is tweens, but I only see that it would appeal to ages below five. They have to make it so that everything is so loud so that kids will pay attention because of kid's ever so shrinking attention span, it just becomes annoying. When they're not pranking, I think they're trying to attempt to make it sort of vlog-styled improvising thing, I think, to make it appeal to their 9-12 audience, but as you guessed, they totally fail at it. It's makes me cringe on a whole other level of cringe. The only plus I can give to the show is the elaborate and creative "pranks" that they do. But then again, the pranks are so fake and scripted, that I hope the actors are getting payed so much because, I mean, I feel so bad for them for having to go through all the pain and agony of shooting that show. I give it an overall zero stars, I would never recommend it to anyone that has a brain.

This show is a very good show it has very good messages at times but sometimes it can have swearing. But it is a good message to kids and adults sure there is drinking beers and other bad things. I think that kids could learn to make friends and have good times even when there could be trouble.

It's a very good show! But does consist of violence and threats such as "I'm gonna kick you a-". The characters all drink beer, and one actually smokes and drinks at the same time. It takes place in Arlen, Texas and has a great storyline. But it's sad to see that this went off the air just to replace that stupid, unfunny "Cleveland show"

I enjoyed this show when I was younger, and some episodes are still alright now. I have an 8 year old daughter and I'd think this show was too iffy for a kid that age; there is nothing too extreme in this show like violence/blood, sex or excessive cursing, but it is there in mild doses. The main character is an upstanding man who tries to always do the right thing and lead a wholesome life, there are a lot of stereotypes evident in the show which is always a negative. Ex: Redneck/ignorant Southerners, Asians with heavy accents and the Texans not knowing that there are any other races of Asians except for Chinese and Japanese, trashy and homely women. Are some examples...There is some drinking in this show, on rare occasions someone will get drunk and in one episode Hank smokes marijuana. I'd rate this show off for any child 10-11 and under.