The Residence
As much as one might enjoy solving a good mystery, there’s a fair bit of content slop to muck through in Netflix’s The Residence.
Dope Thief
Dope Thief comes with all the drugs, language and violence that you probably expect in a such an aptly named show.
Adolescence
In Netflix’s Adolescence, 13-year-old Jamie Miller is accused of a violent murder. And the motive behind this alleged crime haunts the people around him.
Long Bright River
Long Bright River is a fairly standard mystery thriller with a big theme at its core: choices. But its problematic content makes it a touch choice to watch.
Deli Boys
To no one’s surprise, blending heinous crime and lavish wealth into a half-hour comedy comes with some content issues.
Running Point
Running Point sort of gives off Ted Lasso vibes, with just as many problems. But this basketball-themed comedy won’t score with families.
1923
The Yellowstone franchise is growing again, this time with the star-studded 1923. But Paramount+’s latest prequel is just as bloody as its forebears.
Surface
A woman must piece together her shattered memories in order to make sense of her bizarre (and difficult-to-watch) life.
Zero Day
In Zero Day, America goes dark, and George must bring back the light—both literally and symbolically. But its content makes that task harder.
Yellowjackets
Twenty-five years after a plane crash in the wilderness, the survivors hide nefarious secrets about their troubled pasts in Showtime’s Yellowjackets.