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Familiar characters and new challenges in reimagined galaxy.
Fun Pixar mash-ups promote toys, have slapstick violence.
Strong emotions, adventure in intense yet lackluster show.
Animated reboot has tween-friendly fantasy violence.
Lots of action, violence in stand-alone superhero stories.
Family show has stereotypes but teaches positive lessons.
Lively sci-fi series has lots of mystery, some violence.
Family spy act has iffy behavior, peril, and potty humor.
Peanuts gang has summer fun; some Lucy and Snoopy snark.
Light scares as quirky Green family takes cosmic road trip.
Cheerful story has slight tensions, strong family themes.
Animated musical lessons on community and creativity.
Tween adventure features fun, friendship, ferocious dinos.
Castaway story has new faces, less violence, more teamwork.
Fun spin-off has new family, familiar fairies and antics.
Little substance, mainly marketing in cutesy preschool show.
Funny game- and movie-based series has fantasy violence.
Fantastic reboot beats original, with extra energy and fun.
Sweet preschool show encourages growth, embracing yourself.
Ample negative behaviors in prehistoric-set slapstick.
