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Stephanie Morgan

Stephanie Morgan

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Book, TV, and Movie Reviewer, Common Sense Media

Seattle

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Labor Rights, Politics, Campaigns , Arts And Entertainment, Elections , Disinformation

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Total articles 88

  • Celebrity Bear Hunt TV Review

    By Stephanie Morgan| Common Sense Media Verified age 13+ Mature themes, "peril" in British survival reality show. Parents need to know that Celebrity Bear Hunt is a reality competition show that contains mature themes, including emotional distress, strong language, and discussions of drug abuse, depression, and personal trauma. The high-stakes challenges and survival scenarios can be intense and might not be suitable for younger viewers.

    By Stephanie Morgan · Common Sense Media

    Feb. 11, 2025

  • Best Bite Wins TV Review

    By Stephanie Morgan| Common Sense Media Verified By Stephanie Morgan , based on child development research. How do we rate? age 11+ Some adult humor in appetizer cooking competition show. Parents Need to Know Why Age 11+? Any Positive Content? some Occasional provacative humor such as a bleeped-out joke, "I want the flavors to 'f--k' each other" and another joke referencing virginity. Did you know you can flag iffy content?

    By Stephanie Morgan · Common Sense Media

    Oct. 28, 2024

  • Celebrity Bear Hunt TV Review

    By Stephanie Morgan| Common Sense Media Verified age 13+ Mature themes, "peril" in British survival reality show. Parents need to know that Celebrity Bear Hunt is a reality competition show that contains mature themes, including emotional distress, strong language, and discussions of drug abuse, depression, and personal trauma. The high-stakes challenges and survival scenarios can be intense and might not be suitable for younger viewers.

    By Stephanie Morgan · Common Sense Media

    Feb. 11, 2025

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Common Sense Media

Common Sense Media is a non-profit organization, which develops the media lives of kids and families.

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