TV shows you can/want to watch with your tween?
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Anonymous
| Once Upon a Time. DD loves it. |
Anonymous
| The Goldbergs is great. Maybe Friday Night Lights on Netflix? |
Anonymous
| Agents of Shield, Agent Carter, Grimm, Warehouse 13, Merlin...... |
Anonymous
| The Middle and The Goldbergs are our weekly "must see" shows. We also catch America's Funniest Home Videos when we aren't occupied with something else on Sunday evenings. |
Anonymous
| Doctor Who, streaming old Star Trek episodes |
Anonymous
Grimm is too gory. They're also canceling Agent Carter! |
Anonymous
I don't think it's appropriate or a particularly good show. |
Anonymous
| Doctor Who, Sherlock, Supernatural, Friday Night Lights, Gilmore Girls, Parenthood, Agents of SHIELD, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, The West Wing |
Anonymous
| Friday Night Lights, Jane the Virgin. |
Anonymous
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My 11 year old really likes Psych. I would look at other USA network shows too.
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Anonymous
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Freaks and Geeks - amazing and magic!
Goldbergs, Blackish, Fresh off the Boat My teen daughter likes Chicago Med - not quite as sexy as Greys. Project Runway 30 Rock Parks and Rec |
Anonymous
| supergirl, flash, arrow, sports, bob's burgers. ds loves to watch Netflix. fortunately, he asks me to watch new shows with him. it's fun plus I get to screen them--we learned for example that one of the marvel shows was way too mature/dark/explicit for him to watch despite a recommendation from his friend. |
Anonymous
| when it's on, Alaska the last frontier, on discovery. it's our sunday night family viewing. plus occasionally Tanked or the Treehouse building show. |
Anonymous
+1 Also, try the Wonder Years. |
Anonymous
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Doctor Who, Supergirl, Agents of SHIELD
I wouldn't necessarily recommend Kimmy Schmidt, particularly once Season 2 starts getting into her repressed trauma over being sexually assaulted. |