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Parents need to know that Parental Guidance is a mostly kid-friendly family comedy about the tension between grandparents' old-style parenting and their daughter and son-in-law's Type-A helicopter parenting. There's some rude and scatological humor -- e.g. "poopy head," "fartie Artie," a grandfather being hit in the testicles with a baseball bat, and a man vomiting on a child.
- Kid Reviews for Parental Guidance
I think that kids of most ages would enjoy this, and I say...
- Kid Reviews for Parental Guidance
A disabled woman falls down on some stairs (we see a cut on her forehead).
INDIELONDON singles out notable episodes from our favourite television series for stand-alone reviews. On this occasion we’ve decided to take a look at each episode of the 15th and final season of ER. On this occasion, it’s the fourth episode, entitled Parental Guidance. What’s the story?
May 8, 2014 · Our review: Parents say (5 ): Kids say (8 ): This series is an excellent medical drama that has remained popular for good reason, but it's not appropriate for kids. With its emotionally wrenching scenes, images of graphic and bloody injuries, focus on death and disease, and heavy plots that range from domestic violence to abortion, ER is just ...
- Anthony Edwards, George Clooney, Noah Wyle
I was surprised the mother in this episode was accused of busing the kid. When thee girl said "she pushed me", I right away was sure she talked about her sister.
Nov 20, 2020 · For Run, Chaganty structures his focus on child abuse and parental derangement in three acts: family horror, hostage drama, escape thriller. By the time the pace ramps up entering the finale, lead character Chloe has more than earned her freedom.
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Oct 23, 2008 · Parental Guidance: Directed by John Gallagher. With Parminder Nagra, John Stamos, Linda Cardellini, Scott Grimes. When a thirteen-year-old gymnast is brought into the hospital after having supposedly fallen off a wall, Dr. Banfield and Dr. Gates must sort out whether abuse is involved.
