Anonymous wrote:My 6th grade DS really liked Wednesday, and us adults really enjoyed it too. He's also really into the new Percy Jackson series and a bunch of his friends watch it too. We also watch AGT and Gordon Ramsay shows but I know that might not be for everyone.

I’m glad I’m not the only parent of 6th graders that love Gordon Ramsay Yelling “It’s raw” in a fake British accent while they are making food never gets old to them.

Babysitters Club is a great show for that age, yes, even for boys.

Abbott is very good

Anonymous wrote:Monk!! Amazing mystery series. My 6th grade DS was completely obsessed and blew through all the seasons on streaming.

The original Monk?

That would be a good idea for our family but it's an old show, right? It still works?

I second Lost in Space - my 6th grader and I both loved it. We are currently re-watching The Good Place which we also both absolutely loved.

Lost in Space Netflix!

Locke and Key too.

We actually loved Stranger Things but I realize not every kid can handle it at a young age. DD at 11 loves that show and also Wednesday.

Monk!! Amazing mystery series. My 6th grade DS was completely obsessed and blew through all the seasons on streaming.

Wolfblood
Mythbusters
Blackish
Doctor Who
The Amazing Race
The Wonder Years (we watched the original but remake is also supposed to be good)

The new Percy Jackson series on Disney is good

If you liked Survivor then maybe Total Drama Island would be fun?

This might sound weird, but my 12yo DS loves Bluey. He appreciates it on an adult level and thinks it’s hilarious, but also loves the symbolism of episodes like “Flat Pack”. It’s the only kids show I’ve ever watched on my own.

Owl House and Is It Cake? are other favorites.

Another Young Sheldon fan. We also all love Shark Tank.

Merlin is great—a little fantasy, many humorous moments, a wee bit of tame romance.

Adventure Time

Ageee on Young Sheldon, my 6th grader loves it.