Anonymous wrote:I want to second Bluey. My teens like it.

Amazing Race was another good suggestion. I think we started with season 5. My kid had trouble with the production value of TV shows in the early 2000s.

Inbestigators is perfect for that age range.

My kids love Inbestigators, too. We all watched the season of Amazing Race with the Holderness couple but when we tried to watch another season they weren't as into it.

OP here, thanks for all the great suggestions!

Anonymous wrote:I want to second Bluey. My teens like it.

Amazing Race was another good suggestion. I think we started with season 5. My kid had trouble with the production value of TV shows in the early 2000s.

Inbestigators is perfect for that age range.

Oh, Inbestigators is the best! My DD loved it. Also, Izzys Koala World was a bit hit.
Survivor is great for those ages.
And Floor is Lava.

I want to second Bluey. My teens like it.

Amazing Race was another good suggestion. I think we started with season 5. My kid had trouble with the production value of TV shows in the early 2000s.

Inbestigators is perfect for that age range.

Odd Squad
Kids Baking Championship
Property Brothers
Love It or List It
Good Bones
The Baby Sitters Club
Gortimer Gibbon's Life on Normal Street
America's Got Talent
Floor Is Lava
American Ninja Warrior
Ghostwriter
Harriet the Spy
The Kicks
The Worst Witch
Science Max
Brain Child

Anonymous wrote:We really enjoyed watching Avatar the Last Air Bender with our kids (5 and 9).

This. My family loved it. At the time youngest was about 10 and oldest in college.

My kids (same ages) have been loving the Amazing Race. I love that it shows them different countries (with a few facts thrown in). And then I can annoy them the entire showing telling them where I have been.

Sweet Tooth. So good.

Star Trek: The Next Generation

Second for Little House on the Prairie.
Also like the What on Earth? series on science channel. It's a series based around interesting and wacky "mysteries" or phenomena and put together in a fun and accessible way for anyone to enjoy and learn a little while watching! Even if your fam isn't that science-y, it's hard not to get sucked in!

Also like the baking competition shows, or if they go for the transformative shows, try some old editions of Dinner Impossible or Restaurant Impossible, or Undercover Boss can be a fun family watch (though all are very formulaic).

Escape to the Chateau, Anne of Green Gables/Anne of Avonlea, Little House on the Prairie

Good Luck Charlie

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Anonymous wrote:We love watching all the baking shows together: GBBO, Jr. Bake Off, Baking Impossible, Is It Cake?

Crime Scene Kitchen PP here. We like Junior Bake Off and Kids Baking Championship. My kids like Is It Cake? too. I've only watched a couple episodes with them and won't watch more. I didn't like the guessing part at the end (seems sexist to me) but it didn't bother them.

How is it sexist?

Old show -Flight 29 down. My boys loved it.

Bewitched, I Dream of Jeannie, Brady Bunch