A new crop of family-friendly shows will soon be hitting TV screens.
Just because a show is animated, that doesn’t make it family-friendly. We learned that from shows like
Family Guy and
Archer. And just
because a child is a character in the show, doesn’t make it appropriate for children either, as we learned from
Two and a Half Men.
Nothing is more annoying than watching TV as a family, when suddenly something graphic appears and you rush to cover your children's eyes. If you’re wondering what shows are out there that you can comfortably watch with your family, look no further. Below is a list of new and upcoming 2015 family-friendly shows to look out for.
| Child Genius
|
Network: Lifetime |
| Description: America’s most extraordinary and gifted children and their families prepare for a national intelligence competition. |
Date: Tuesdays
Time: 10/9c |
| The Adventures of Puss in Boots
|
Network: Netlix |
| Description: The swashbuckling cat from the popular Shrek movie franchise is back with an animated series on Netflix. In it, Puss in Boots travels to exotic
locations and meets new characters. |
Begins January 16, 2015 |
| K.C. Undercover
|
Network:
Disney Channel |
| Description: A math genius with a black belt learns that her parents are undercover spies and tags along on their various secret missions to protect America. |
Date: Sunday
Time: 8:30pm |
| Be Cool Scooby-Doo!
|
Network:
Cartoon Network |
| Description: The Scooby gang is back with a modern comedic twist on the beloved classic. With high school over and one last summer to live it up, the gang hits the road in the Mystery Machine, chasing fun and adventure -- but monsters and mayhem keep getting in the way. |
Date: Begins 2015 |
| LEGO NINJAGO: Masters of Spinjitzu
|
Network:
Cartoon Network |
| Description: Having first premiered back in 2011, the LEGO-based show will return with all-new episodes this year. |
Date: Begins February 2015 |
A new crop of family-friendly shows will soon be hitting TV screens.
Just because a show is animated, that doesn’t make it family-friendly. We learned that from shows like Family Guy and Archer. And just
because a child is a character in the show, doesn’t make it appropriate for children either, as we learned from Two and a Half Men.
Nothing is more annoying than watching TV as a family, when suddenly something graphic appears and you rush to cover your children's eyes. If you’re wondering what shows are out there that you can comfortably watch with your family, look no further. Below is a list of new and upcoming 2015 family-friendly shows to look out for.