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GG Precinct

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GG Precinct TV Poster: Chih-Yuan Tai is surrounded by several people while wearing a straitjacket.

Common Sense Media Review

By Ty'Kira Smalls , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 15+

Supernatural cop comedy packs gore, swears, and crass humor.

Parents Need to Know

Why Age 15+?

Any Positive Content?

  • Greg Han Hsu stands in the middle of a bookstore. He holds a phone to his ear.
  • Gingle Wang grips the injured hand of Greg Han Hsu. Greg wears an arm cast and has bloody bandages across his face.
  • (from left) Yen-Tso Chen, Ki-pin Ng, Lulu Huang Lu, and Greg Han Hsu investigate a crime scene.

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What's the Story?

Officer Wu-Ming Han (Greg Han Hsu) is back at the GG PRECINCT. After getting shot in a hostage situation, Wu is ready to be rewarded with a promotion for his sacrifice. What's even more perfect is there's a vacancy for captain after the old one moves up to chief (Nien-Hsien Ma.) But when the position to Lin Tzu-ching (Gingle Wang), Wu is furious that a traitor -- and a woman -- is his boss. There's no time to adjust as a case is called in, where victims are murdered, and their bodies are positioned into scenes that allude to an idiom. More bodies turn up, and the detectives must lean on the Idiom Killer Shui Yuan (Chih-Yuan Tai), as they find themselves chasing after a copycat killer.

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
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This series smashes a lot of elements into an action-packed, supernatural, violent, and offensive crime mystery. GG Precinct is quirky, quick, and crass. The characters are unique and absurd, which gives shape to this surreal world they live in. There are harmful stereotypes and offensive jokes that can fall flat at times. The violence, scary images, and language makes this suitable only for older teens.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about the difference between offensive humor and satire. Do you think the humor in GG Precinct falls more into one category than the other? How do you react when you hear it? Is it necessary? Can you think of any examples where this is done well?

  • What do you think about the violence in this show? How do you think it impacts viewers?

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